That MPG number is irrelevant if you can only do it once per month when you REALLY try hard.
What does your computer state that your long-term average is?
If you intend to drive at 1650 RPM all day every day, you don't need a V10.
BTW, I can probably beat that number once if I decide to drive for two hours at 20 miles per hour. Woopidydoo 56MPG can be reached in a V10 TDI
Realistically I think that 19-22 avg. is more attainable on a consistent basis in a V10.....unless my V10 was made in a different country.
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That MPG number is irrelevant if you can only do it once per month when you REALLY try hard.
What does your computer state that your longterm average is?
If you intend to drive at 1650 RPM all day every day, you don't need a V10.
BTW, I can probably beat that number once if I decide to drive for two hours at 20 miles per hour. Woopidydoo 56MPG can be reached in a V10 TDI
Realistically I think that 19-22 avg is more attainable on a consistent basis in a V10.....unless my V10 was made in a different country.
My v10's computer has given numbers in excess of 100MPG when coasting to traffic lights
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I should fill her up then coast down a mountain pass, fill her up again and do hand calculations.......may get incredulous numbers
10's computer has given numbers in excess of 100MPG when coasting to traffic lights
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I should fill her up then coast down a mountain pass at 800 RPM, fill her up again and do hand calculations.......may get incredulous numbers
The point is that I don't think your numbers are realistically sustainable over the long term.
