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kieranv said:
oooo, this game again.

300 miles to £55 here, when driven sensibly, which is never.
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Ironically I got loads better mpg's on a trip round Scotland with some 'enthusiastic' driving, than I average for day to day bimbling. An awesome 33mpg :p
 
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And on the most recent topic I'm averaging mid 30's MPG regardless of driving style. :p

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

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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.

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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.
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By town I mean driving around Plymouth at night for 3 hours.
 
NathWraith said:
must be a big baby
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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!
 
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
 
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!
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Christ, I guess most "family" hatchbacks are slightly decieving then?
 
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!
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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 :)
 
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