Mine usually is between 15 and 17Ace 95 said:thats what im averaging, i do mostly city / suburban driving -- just wanted to make sure this is normal and is there anything i can do to get better mpg's>?? :mrgreen:
Ace 95 said:thats what im averaging, i do mostly city / suburban driving -- just wanted to make sure this is normal and is there anything i can do to get better mpg's>?? :mrgreen:
There's a conversion table here :GKP said:.....Although, of course, our gallons are a different size to USA gallons so it would be interesting for someone to do the maths and work out if we're getting similar results overall.
I'd be willing to bet it would cost you a lot more to actually drive that way anyway... not good for the engine or the transmission... among other things... and not even better for the environment probably... since you'd be wasting all the energy and materials that went into manufacturing all those components, you should be trying to make them last as long as possible. Spending a few $ more on gas isn't going to matter... and if it does, you probably can't afford to even own ANY vehicle, let alone a RR (unless you drive SO many miles that it actually outweighs other cost of ownership factors).Gazellio said:Surely if you have to THAT careful about MPG you cannot really afford to run a Range Rover. Whats the point in 300bhp and a 4.4l motor if you drive it like a Prius :shock: