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  1. 06-17-2012, 06:18 AM #1
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  2. 06-17-2012, 07:16 AM #2
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    Your kidding right?

    I have an HSE and with the AC on at all of the time I get about 300 to 350 miles
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    Nope. Supercharged RR Sport.
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    If you push a car, then go fill up, it's basing the range on how you've been driving. Cruise along at 55mph for a little and it should go up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr. Handsome View Post
    If you push a car, then go fill up, it's basing the range on how you've been driving. Cruise along at 55mph for a little and it should go up.
    This. I usually did 700-900 km (430-550 miles) with a full tank on a 2004 4.4 Range Rover Vogue. And those are known to have a bigger consumption than the new Rovers with Jaguar engines. If your range meter doesn't normalize itself after some driving, there must be something very wrong with your car.
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    Not a lot....
    Some cars...

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    In the Crossfire I get around 300 miles easy driving. The Jaguar gets me around 180-200 miles with one tank.
    The tendency is to push it as far as you can!
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    I might win this one!!!! I get about 90 miles per tank...
    6 miles per gallon and a 15 gallon tank

    Still wouldn't trade my car for anything (except maybe a ford gt)
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    Am running a 2011 RRS SC, am fm Singapore & i commute in 'extra urban cycle' as am living near the shopping belt & office in the Central Business district (lots of stop & start traffic) - am seeing regularly 3.5-4.2km/ per liter Much worse than my fully mod GTR
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  10. 06-18-2012, 04:26 PM #10
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    and the newer DFI engines get better mileage and put out more power than the old ones. efficiency (relatively speaking).
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