I've averaged 39mpg (measured) since I got my 245, mixed driving but mostly commute or work driving.
Best tank so far was 45mpg, worst was 31mpg.
If your journeys are shorter though, expect less. As ahenners says above, the 245 gets the new 7 speed DSG (not the older problematic 7 speed box on low torque engines) which helps economy slightly vs the 6 speed when cruising. If you have a genuinely lead foot, there are owners in the various groups with lifetime averages around 25mpg. I dread to think what sort of abuse those cars are getting.
If you're looking at 245s, bear in mind the early ones were a 'special' of sorts and got a few extras as standard (cars ordered before Dec 17 iirc). 19" wheels, black pack, electric memory seats with additional adjustments, front park sensors, power fold mirrors, sports screens on infotainment, among others. You won't see these things on later 245s unless optioned but it can make newer cars comparatively cheaper if you're not interested in those things.
Best tank so far was 45mpg, worst was 31mpg.
If your journeys are shorter though, expect less. As ahenners says above, the 245 gets the new 7 speed DSG (not the older problematic 7 speed box on low torque engines) which helps economy slightly vs the 6 speed when cruising. If you have a genuinely lead foot, there are owners in the various groups with lifetime averages around 25mpg. I dread to think what sort of abuse those cars are getting.
If you're looking at 245s, bear in mind the early ones were a 'special' of sorts and got a few extras as standard (cars ordered before Dec 17 iirc). 19" wheels, black pack, electric memory seats with additional adjustments, front park sensors, power fold mirrors, sports screens on infotainment, among others. You won't see these things on later 245s unless optioned but it can make newer cars comparatively cheaper if you're not interested in those things.