Show Us Your Motors!

Sonea Fifer · 19 Jun 2014 at 00:34

Mine:

And on the most recent topic I'm averaging mid 30's MPG regardless of driving style.

Also in reference to Ezah's new MK3 MX5 I have to admit it's always amused me why they've put four cup holders in a two seater car? :confused:

86JR · 19 Jun 2014 at 00:47

I can do 430miles to that £70 average 70mph A30-Motorway.

Pottering around I get around 360 on average.

In town I get around 30 miles to £20.

Rybo89 · 19 Jun 2014 at 08:10

30 miles in a little a3? Is it broke or do you sit revving the ****** off of it when stationary?

Vita · 19 Jun 2014 at 09:25

Rybo89 said:
30 miles in a little a3? Is it broke or do you sit revving the ****** off of it when stationary?

Exactly this. My diesel mondy gives 120miles to £20.

TBL, your audi's always seem to be broken.

My ATR gave 70 miles to ATR. That was with VTEC'ing and v-power at £1.459 litre.

NathWraith · 19 Jun 2014 at 09:48

I'm averaging 47MPG atm which is about 350 miles to £43ish on standard unleaded which is a full tank from reserve light.

Using Vpower for a few tanks just for a change at the minute.

Howard · 19 Jun 2014 at 10:59

86JR said:
In town I get around 30 miles to £20.

8.6MPG, really? Do you sometimes forget to release the handbrake?

KiNgPiN83 · 19 Jun 2014 at 11:03

Howard said:
8.6MPG, really? Do you sometimes forget to release the handbrake?

And I thought 220 miles for £65 was bad! :eek:

pokerking · 19 Jun 2014 at 12:17

Another generic brand, estate and a dag dag engine ha!! This will go down well

Baby just weeks from been born so is ideal. Not too bad tbf come along way Skoda from the old cars I used to have, better than the Focus I had, but far cry from some of the motors in here.

GinG · 19 Jun 2014 at 13:18

Sorry but does nothing for me...saying that any car in SE style trim does nothing for me! I do however love the VRS Octavia.

86JR · 19 Jun 2014 at 13:19

Vita said:
Exactly this. My diesel mondy gives 120miles to £20.

TBL, your audi's always seem to be broken.

My ATR gave 70 miles to ATR. That was with VTEC'ing and v-power at £1.459 litre.

By town I mean driving around Plymouth at night for 3 hours.

NathWraith · 19 Jun 2014 at 13:24

must be a big baby

GinG · 19 Jun 2014 at 13:35

NathWraith said:
must be a big baby

To be honest as a parent with a 4 month old baby I know why he has done this and I am glad with have the Qashqai.

My A4 is never used for family trips out...impossible to fit the pram, pram base & the changing bag in the boot! Crazy the amount of room the bits take up.

After a shopping trip we find we still need to put some bags on the rear seat/footwell in the Qashqai!

Vita · 19 Jun 2014 at 14:00

86JR said:
By town I mean driving around Plymouth at night for 3 hours.

Why do you drive for 3 hours at night? Getting them gyal dem yeh bruv??

mccarf · 19 Jun 2014 at 14:27

Nice octavia. Does it come with the silly "engine sound via speakers" the higher models have though? Think if I had a car that did that I'd be looking to turn it off asap

NathWraith · 19 Jun 2014 at 14:28

GinG said:
To be honest as a parent with a 4 month old baby I know why he has done this and I am glad with have the Qashqai.

My A4 is never used for family trips out...impossible to fit the pram, pram base & the changing bag in the boot! Crazy the amount of room the bits take up.

After a shopping trip we find we still need to put some bags on the rear seat/footwell in the Qashqai!

Christ, I guess most "family" hatchbacks are slightly decieving then?

pokerking · 19 Jun 2014 at 14:30

GinG said:
To be honest as a parent with a 4 month old baby I know why he has done this and I am glad with have the Qashqai.

My A4 is never used for family trips out...impossible to fit the pram, pram base & the changing bag in the boot! Crazy the amount of room the bits take up.

After a shopping trip we find we still need to put some bags on the rear seat/footwell in the Qashqai!

No need for a sporty vRS, basic is fine with me. Has everything I need, Parking Sensors, Bluetooth, Phone, DAB, USB etc only things missing are fog lights and Nav which would be nice but not needed. Has a Massive boot biggest in class and huge leg room. No messing about folding seats down, when we do a big shop a big car is ideal. Had my fair share of little hatchback and an estate is a brilliant tool, I would hate going back to little cars. But not to every ones taste but will be fine for safety and practical for a little family

pokerking · 19 Jun 2014 at 14:40

mccarf said:
Nice octavia. Does it come with the silly "engine sound via speakers" the higher models have though? Think if I had a car that did that I'd be looking to turn it off asap

No haha, just the noise you get from the diesel

Not too bad though, quite refined but no petrol.

leigh_boy · 19 Jun 2014 at 14:59

one from yesterday

Hyburnate · 19 Jun 2014 at 15:14

Love the octavia

e; Did you not go for the MFSW?

86JR · 19 Jun 2014 at 15:22

Vita said:
Why do you drive for 3 hours at night? Getting them gyal dem yeh bruv??

Being useless at picking up women for sex or more, there is simply nothing else to do. Cornwall/Devon is all about going out on the town at night, getting drunk and fighting. I don't drink so nothing to do but go driving.

Putting house on market next month though so I will be moving to Cheshire in a few months hopefully!