Cayenne GTS Real World MPG?
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I have only owned my 2009 model for around a month but we went straight down to Devon from London on holiday and I also use it several days a week doing nursery collections etc.
Devon round trip, fully loaded with kids and luggage avg ~22mpg
Taking it easy on the motorway ~24mpg
Town ~12-15mpg
As mentioned above it is difficult not to plant your foot a little harder than required due to the noise, especially as I have disconnected the vacuum actuators so my exhaust is permanently in sport mode
Devon round trip, fully loaded with kids and luggage avg ~22mpg
Taking it easy on the motorway ~24mpg
Town ~12-15mpg
As mentioned above it is difficult not to plant your foot a little harder than required due to the noise, especially as I have disconnected the vacuum actuators so my exhaust is permanently in sport mode
Thanks for this - exactly what I needed to know!
rmaurer said:
I have only owned my 2009 model for around a month but we went straight down to Devon from London on holiday and I also use it several days a week doing nursery collections etc.
Devon round trip, fully loaded with kids and luggage avg ~22mpg
Taking it easy on the motorway ~24mpg
Town ~12-15mpg
As mentioned above it is difficult not to plant your foot a little harder than required due to the noise, especially as I have disconnected the vacuum actuators so my exhaust is permanently in sport mode
Devon round trip, fully loaded with kids and luggage avg ~22mpg
Taking it easy on the motorway ~24mpg
Town ~12-15mpg
As mentioned above it is difficult not to plant your foot a little harder than required due to the noise, especially as I have disconnected the vacuum actuators so my exhaust is permanently in sport mode
so I might have to consider a diesel...Ran a late 2008 for 30 months and can confirm he following:
Motorway between 70-80mph was seeing a return of 22mpg (never had better than 22.5mpg during ownership).
Town driving max 12-14mpg.
Spirited driving would see between 250-280 miles on a tank, sensible driving 350+, 100 litre tank.
So overall around 18ish MPG, but hit the sport button and what a noise! You forgive the MPG just to listen to it.
You definitely do not buy a V8 Porsche for fuel economy!
Motorway between 70-80mph was seeing a return of 22mpg (never had better than 22.5mpg during ownership).
Town driving max 12-14mpg.
Spirited driving would see between 250-280 miles on a tank, sensible driving 350+, 100 litre tank.
So overall around 18ish MPG, but hit the sport button and what a noise! You forgive the MPG just to listen to it.
You definitely do not buy a V8 Porsche for fuel economy!
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