MPG Figures

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Hey.

I'm currently using Parkers and Glasses guides for reviews of used cars etc.

But neither seem to have any MPG figures for any of the cars I am looking at.

Is there anywhere online I can go to get these figures?

(Btw the cars I am looking at are mid 90's to early 00's)

Cheers
 
sgx.saint said:
Hey.

I'm currently using Parkers and Glasses guides for reviews of used cars etc.

But neither seem to have any MPG figures for any of the cars I am looking at.

Is there anywhere online I can go to get these figures?

(Btw the cars I am looking at are mid 90's to early 00's)

Cheers


What cars are they?

Also, are you looking at technical data on parkers?

http://www.parkers.co.uk/cars/specs/
 
do you drive really conservatively, if not tehre way off anyway.

It says my average is 40 yet the true average with my driving style is 26 at best.

forgot try
http://www.whatcar.co.uk/
click used type it in. if it has the car then on the right hand side you can select the model and get price and data.
 
parkers has mpg numbers for just about everythig i've looked at for. most modern stuff is in the tech data for the review. older motors now makes you pay for it.
 
AcidHell2 said:
do you drive really conservatively, if not tehre way off anyway.

It says my average is 40 yet the true average with my driving style is 26 at best.

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LOL I agree with that!

According to parkers, my average is 25MPG, yet I have averaged well into the low 30's in the past, equally, I've managed to average 17MPG over a full tank! :eek:
 
Yeah, must have been blind when I was originally looking at Parkers website.

Missed the 'technical data' section.

But I got some good recommendations from all of you which I will check out also!

Cheers. :cool:


P.S. I have a very mixed driving stlye :)
 
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