MPG
It's really surprising to see people reporting 25mpg+ (unless they have the 2.0T or are running @ 65mph on mostly highway trips) which would equate to 500 miles plus on a tankful. On a couple occasions, I've run my trip computer down to 0 miles showing on the "miles to empty" read out and these were generally with 430-440 miles on the trip odometer (21-22mpg)....in both instances, I ended up filling up with slightly over 20 gallons (fuel tank is stated to be 19.8) so I must have been on fumes.
Last edited by audi40; Apr 30, 2012 at 06:03 PM.
It's really surprising to see people reporting 25mpg+ (unless they have the 2.0T or are running @ 65mph on mostly highway trips) which would equate to 500 miles plus on a tankful. On a couple occasions, I've run my trip computer down to 0 miles showing on the "miles to empty" read out and these were generally with 430-440 miles on the trip odometer (21-22mpg)....in both instances, I ended up filling up with slightly over 20 gallons (fuel tank is stated to be 19.8) so I must have been on fumes.
I have a C7 Prestige 3.0T. I usually drive in Auto mode. Occasionally I put it in dynamic mode and gun it, but not very often. I don't wait till it gets on fumes to refill. Usually I'm a little over 400 miles on the trip odo, and to fill back up, I'm pumping close to 17 gallons. I have about 3K miles on the car. (My MPG got better after the car broke in).
I am surprised at some of the higher numbers posted on here as well. I'm wondering if some of it is due to the different way we measure MPG in the US vs Europe? When I see some of the car reviews from Europe, they always seem to report higher MPG than in the US.
I am surprised at some of the higher numbers posted on here as well. I'm wondering if some of it is due to the different way we measure MPG in the US vs Europe? When I see some of the car reviews from Europe, they always seem to report higher MPG than in the US.
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