This is a discussion on Best MPG? within the Octavia I forums, part of the Skoda Model Discussion Area category; I was driving from the NEC (brum) to home recently and managed to get an average mMPG (accordinng to the ...
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| I was driving from the NEC (brum) to home recently and managed to get an average mMPG (accordinng to the onboard computer) of 76.3 from my 2001 1.9 TDI Octavia Estate 110bhp. That's over a journey of 70+ miles. Has anyone managed any better? |
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| Best I've managed is an indicated 72mpg, but mine reads around 10% over. An indicated 55-65 is typical (50-60 actual). J |
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| My best was 44.5 mpg on the M1 between Dublin and Belfast. Driving like a grandad with aircon off. Worst was 8.4 mpg on a trackday at Knockhill, driving like I stole it ![]() ![]() ![]() It's a remapped vRS (as below ![]() )
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| Does anyone find a remap actually improves mpg on a vrs??. Before and after figures would be good. |
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| I think the whole thing about a remap improving MPG is a load of tosh. Mine has remained unchanged at an absoloute maximum on 40MPG - and thats at 55mph on a flat dual carriageway run of about 30 miles FWIW my rolling average is 27.7 MPG. |
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| Picked my Mk1 Estate VRS up on Saturday, I was impressed to find even with a steady 90-mph cruise on the M6 it achived 31.6mpg. ![]() Driving into work this morning (about four miles, very slow traffic), it hovered around 13 - 16 mpg ![]() Still, it's worth it... ![]()
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| My best was 42mpg on a 100 mile motorway trip at about 65-70mph. Car is a vRS. I usually get around 27mpg ![]() |
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| Best being 44mpg on route to Legoland from northants,worst is prob 21 round town ![]() |
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| I managed this today without even trying! I filled it up last night, resetting the trip on the right hand side when I did so, and then did a fairly typical round trip today, 60% motorway, 20% town, 20% B-roads. The figure on the left is from the return journey - it wasn't nearly that good this morning Look how much is left in the tank too.Sometimes heavy traffic on the motorway (steady 55 amongst all the big lorries) is a blessing. Increase congestion (slightly) and save the planet! J |
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| Pre-remap - 31mpg Post-remap - 27mpg Still - I'm moving significantly quicker....
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