Pd = 1/2 pv3acd is complete crap. Sticker doesn't say "mpg depends on drag co-efficient. WAKE UP TDI users, VWofAm is pumping BS all over u on mpg. Simple as that.
It's Bo Obama!I photographed the occasion with my helper Sparky.
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There are gas stations around here that will only allow $80 fill ups then you have to start over... PITA! I still have ~200 miles I can go!
The sticker says "28 highway, that's what u paid for"
Y don't u get it?The range of mpg has been between a low of 28 to a high of 36 mpg.
Sorry dude, I simply do not believe it. Based on my driving my 2011 TDI Lux around 2k miles, city n highway, with all kind of speed variations, I get at most 25 mpg. But that's just me.
What does the sticker say the "28 mpg highway" is based on mph wise? My guess is 55 mpg. Interstate Highway speed round here, eastern Kansas, I-70 is avg 75 .. Drive less than that at rush hour n u got big rigs in ur rear view, danger close.
Yikes! I feel lucky.Come in Montenegro, and you'll pay 180$..
I couldn't care less what the sticker writes. Perhaps it is BS...perhaps it is not. I never looked into it.Pd = 1/2 pv3acd is complete crap. Sticker doesn't say "mpg depends on drag co-efficient. WAKE UP TDI users, VWofAm is pumping BS all over u on mpg. Simple as that.
The Korean auto group Hyundai, Kia has recently been found by US authorities guilty of deceiving owners of their cars of mpg mileage fraud. They will now pay owners back pay for mileage they didn't get. Google it. VOAM is guilty of the same.
My real problem is I'm angry with my self for believing a 5k lb car would get 28 mpg n the real world, at real world speeds, (USA that's where I drive) so it becomes a moot point as to whether 28 mpg as stated by VOA is real or not. I say it's snot!
My real problem is I'm angry with my self for believing a 5k lb car would get 28 mpg n the real world, at real world speeds, (USA that's where I drive) so it becomes a moot point as to whether 28 mpg as stated by VOA is real or not. I say it's snot!
