Porsche Cayenne MPG Query
Porsche Cayenne MPG Query
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gallmoney

Original Poster:

26 posts

137 months

Friday 19th February 2016
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Hi

I have had my Cayenne 3.2 2005 - 40k miles for about 8 months now and not taken much on a long drive.

usually i get 15.2 mpg London town driving. and mainly short journeys

last week on a long motorway journey about 80-85mph, i got 18.6mpg


How does that compare with yours?

ALSO is there any difference on a Cayenne S? As i feel maybe i should have got the S?!

Cheers guys!

majordad

3,630 posts

226 months

Friday 19th February 2016
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Should have got an S, my 2004 one which I just sold did 100K + kms , average last year was 19.4 mpg, 15/16 around city and max 22mpg on motorway at 80 mph. I had mine for 8 years. Ive bought a 2013 KN Diesel.

Geneve

4,018 posts

248 months

Friday 19th February 2016
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The current (2010>) Diesels will do c.35mpg in normal use. In fact, it's hard to get less than 30mpg. Tyre life is also excellent - c.30k per set. All with excellent performance, handling, and residuals. Be interesting to see what advances the Gen 3 model brings.

Zingari

946 posts

202 months

Friday 19th February 2016
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Geneve said:
The current (2010>) Diesels will do c.35mpg in normal use. In fact, it's hard to get less than 30mpg. Tyre life is also excellent - c.30k per set. All with excellent performance, handling, and residuals. Be interesting to see what advances the Gen 3 model brings.
Let's hope its a PDK gearbox because the changes in the 8-speed around town aint exactly smooth

SkinnyPete

1,990 posts

178 months

Saturday 20th February 2016
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Zingari said:
Let's hope its a PDK gearbox because the changes in the 8-speed around town aint exactly smooth
I was under the impression PDK's don't work so well for auto offroading which is why they stick with the torque converter.

I found the box smooth but a bit dated when pulling away etc, same for Panamera diesel.

Nelka

313 posts

133 months

Saturday 20th February 2016
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Mine was the same, around 17-18mpg no matter what the journey & how I drove it.

Great sounding engine, was an excellent family car.

alscar

9,601 posts

242 months

Saturday 20th February 2016
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Our 2009 GTS V8 Petrol averages 19 overall - can get it down to 6 on fun journeys if you try hard enough.

ZeroH

2,919 posts

218 months

Saturday 20th February 2016
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My turbo (8sp auto with stop start) returned 9-11mpg in London, 15-17mpg out of town and mid 20s on long motorway hauls at modest speeds. Saw over 30mpg if I had the discipline to sit at 70mph for miles on end....

gallmoney

Original Poster:

26 posts

137 months

Monday 22nd February 2016
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Thanks guys. So sounds like I'm on par the. At 16mpg in and around London. Just making sure. However I do have some regrets as someone said earlier. Should have got an S !

I love the car though. Sounds lovely and a good drive. People are surprised to see me pushing one of three. Guess I'm relatively young at 30 years old. Lol.

Cheers.

gallmoney

Original Poster:

26 posts

137 months

Monday 22nd February 2016
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Thanks guys. So sounds like I'm on par the. At 16mpg in and around London. Just making sure. However I do have some regrets as someone said earlier. Should have got an S !

I love the car though. Sounds lovely and a good drive. People are surprised to see me pushing one of three. Guess I'm relatively young at 30 years old. Lol.

Cheers.

Seeker UK

1,443 posts

187 months

Monday 22nd February 2016
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On the plus side, you're not going to have to worry about coolant pipes or cylinder wear with a V6. ;-)