C250D Estate - MPG?
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Hi,
I've had my 2014 C250D Sprt since November and I'm a bit concerend with the MPG I'm seeing.
My daily run to work is about 15 miles on B roads. I get about 29-35 MPG, which seems pretty low. I know a disel is not ideal for these kinds of journeys but I would have expected higher. My old A3 2.0 Disel use to get about 40-45 on the same road.
On long jounreys (100 miles+), with lots of motorway driving its not much better, around 40-42MPG - never higher.
Looking on the online figures I should see:
EC Urban 50mpg
EC Extra Urban 67mpg
EC Combined 58.9mpg
I'm not getting anythg like this.
Does anyone else get the claimed MPG - or is there something wrong with mine?
I've had my 2014 C250D Sprt since November and I'm a bit concerend with the MPG I'm seeing.
My daily run to work is about 15 miles on B roads. I get about 29-35 MPG, which seems pretty low. I know a disel is not ideal for these kinds of journeys but I would have expected higher. My old A3 2.0 Disel use to get about 40-45 on the same road.
On long jounreys (100 miles+), with lots of motorway driving its not much better, around 40-42MPG - never higher.
Looking on the online figures I should see:
EC Urban 50mpg
EC Extra Urban 67mpg
EC Combined 58.9mpg
I'm not getting anythg like this.
Does anyone else get the claimed MPG - or is there something wrong with mine?
I recall (as I posted in it) same car in a similar recent thread: https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
Was your A3 manual? If the B road journey has a lot of speed changes for bends/hills etc then the torque converter will be wasting a fair bit of fuel.
What speed are you doing on the motorway journeys?
Was your A3 manual? If the B road journey has a lot of speed changes for bends/hills etc then the torque converter will be wasting a fair bit of fuel.
What speed are you doing on the motorway journeys?
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