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I picked my civic up on friday, done 160 mile on the free full tank so far,
i says 280ish miles left on the tank and the gauge is about 1/4 of the way between the half and full, - does this seem about right or is it going down too quick? Avrage mpg is about 37mpg - |
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Brand new? If so thats rather good, even if its not and its already run in thats still good. 440 is what has been quoted by others with the 1.8
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it could have something to do with driving style? lol Edit - i have had it up to nearly 48-50mpg on a long run, doing 65mph in 6th gear (using the M mode more Last edited by shieldy2k7; 20th April 2008 at 16:30. |
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Sounds about right, my 1.8 ex is the same.....seems to go all of a sudden, but I do like to drive it quite hard, so I suppose thats to be expected.
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sounds about right that, like angie says the needle tends to stay on full for a while then drops. on mine my needle dosnt move untill ive done at least 70/80 miles.
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I do feel the pull, and am more than happy with the performance. |
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Get a diesel next time, my needle doesn't move until i've done about 120 miles, can do about 330 on half a tank, and i'm getting anywhere between 480-600 miles depending on how i drive
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You will learn as you explore more that the V-tec in your Civic works to give you better consumption, where as the V-tec in my Type R kicks in to give performance and lower consuption (whilst drinking oil also) and thats why we have the V-tec indicator along with the roar
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One of the guys at the Civic meet was explaining all about the V-tec in the other models, how sad we all must have looked sitting having a coffee talking about this. Have you heard a Type R, Sounds amazing from the inside and out! My mate made me stand at the back door of my house just so he could V-tec his Type R and I could hear what it sounds like from outside. I'm guessing i'll have to return the favour at some point
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Yeah, I've got a 1.8 EX and average around 38-40 mpg, depending on how I'm driving and for how long! A tank average of about 440 miles, if that helps. That's from a 07 model on a 56 plate!
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doing about 250-260 miles to just over a half tank is this about right? or too high?
i will get a pic up of the displays ect tomorrow - along with a few of the car its self - just seems to be doing down pretty quick - and i am not driving it hard, |
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It depends on your definition of: 'i am not driving it hard' |
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