Subaru economy run
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stevieb

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5,253 posts

290 months

Sunday 17th July 2011
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What a long day I have had!

Firstly the wife missed the train up north thanks to southwest trains cancelling trains, and then they would not travel on a later train as the ticket was an advance purchase.

So new return ticket was over 120 for wife and kids. So I set myself a challenge to drop them off 300 miles away using 100 worth of petrol. Considering we usually get 15-18mpg from the car and we needed 30mpg to keep it under £100 fuel.

So I'm back after the 600mile round trip, and have managed just over 33mpg. I have used £98 worth of fuel managed to get the wife and kids to the family for the start of the school holidays. big browny points for me from the in laws.

So TriBeCa SE7 3.0 h6 supercharged Managed to complete the journey without a problem, and can deliver reasonable fuel economy when 6 up fully loaded with luggage.. when driven like Miss Daisy

Now I need a beer...



Edited by stevieb on Sunday 17th July 18:03

CaptainSlow

13,179 posts

235 months

Sunday 17th July 2011
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I've just done a tank of fuel driving like a vicar,I got 32 mpg, usually get 26.


eta in the Forester

paulmoonraker

2,850 posts

186 months

Sunday 17th July 2011
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My 2005 mapped 350bhp STi returns 33mpg at 70mph.

-P

mikef

6,158 posts

274 months

Sunday 17th July 2011
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26mpg average here also from the Tribeca, mixture of A-road and M'way

AWG

855 posts

179 months

Tuesday 19th July 2011
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We go to the Rally GB and I can get 30mpg doing 68/70mph give or take the occasional Eddie Stobart overtake so we can do the trip to Wales in 3 quarters of a tank.