2.2 180 Mpg

[Phil_1985]

With the warmer weather and summer diesel comes better mpg as usual with my T180.

342 miles of urban stop start commuting and 30% of A roads has achieved an actual (manually calculated) 41.8mpg. The trip computer indicated 42.2mpg.

Quite chuffed with the result, I never expected decent (well decent to me) mpg from this car! Saying that this is the first period of warmer weather since getting my new 3/4 engine from Toyota 7500 miles ago so maybe the new, carbon deposit free engine is playing a part!

[Beags]

I live in outer London, and so Im very much a stop start, kids run to school type runner sadly...Im getting around 330miles on the tank before the warning light arrives.

[Uncle Buck]

On my latest fill-up, the OBC indicated I had achieved 42.1 MPG. However a brim-to-brim calculation proved it was actually 45.6 MPG, which coincidentally is the Govt fuel figure for the SR180 ! I know others claim to have got 50+ MPG somehow, but this is the best mine has ever attained :) There are no motorways up here & my commute is mostly across country roads.

[Orta]

See my signature for an up-to-date MPG fig for my Auris SR180. Not impressed!!

[Thumperzz01]

Currently hitting mid 40s on trip computer best ever with careful motorway driving is low 50s

[joshua-waa]

driven at a steady 65/70mph (admittedly slipstreaming a transit on and off!)...

[Uncle Buck]

65.2 MPG !!! Crikey - only in my dreams do I get MPG like that. Actually not even then, as I'm usually driving an Aston or a Ferrari. Ah well, back to the real world eh ........

[Heidfirst]

not a real world average figure though as it doesn't include a cold start, acceleration etc

[buklau111]

Our 1.3 Auris gives us 32.5MPG... This is all town and no motorway, just stop start, expected more of a 1.3 engine.

[Parts-King]

I keep saying it and will constantly remind people........It's the type of driving you do and the type of driver you are that makes for good / bad MPG, simples ;)

[buklau111]

I keep saying it and will constantly remind people........It's the type of driving you do and the type of driver you are that makes for good / bad MPG, simples ;)

Agree with this, if someone else drives our car we normally get higher MPG, max was 68 MPG motorway driving, all in high gears.

[Swoop42]

Getting about 44mpg out of mine at the moment..... Although just ordered a Lindop tuning chip today so I can see that dropping considerably as my inner child stamps on the accelerator!!

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[Thumperzz01]

47 mpg over the last tank currently!

Warm weather certainly helps fuel consumption!