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MPG
L/100km
Vehicle
Engine
Fuel delivery
Trans
Fuel
Notes
I will start it off
MPG 29.94 country
L/100km 9.44 country
Vehicle VW 1975 Kombi
Engine 2.2 Subaru EJ22
Fuel delivery Stock computer and injection
Trans 4 speed manual 091
Fuel Unleaded 91
Notes
1972 S-Bug
Stock 1600cc twin-port
9-10 L/100km everywhere, freeway, city, traffic, thrashing flat-out in the hills, motorkhana/khanacross days. It doesn't particularly seem to matter
how you drive, almost every tank averages between 9 to 10 L/100km.
Fuel is 95 or 98 octane, only BP or Shell.
Currently averaging zero because it's sitting in the shed with no carburettors on it.
VW T 5 transporter. 2.5 five cylinder. Best so far 970k off 70 litres diesel. Thats 13.85k per litre. As for the bug with 2270 don't know yet can't keep foot off the floor.
1966 standard bug 2332 idas 4.125 diff 1.125 top gear Bris-Syd-Bris with a little drag action 330lts of v power.moving house so exact milage of that
trip I am unsure but would be around 1700 klms.it seems that is 5.1 lts per 100 
look out for the flying pigs 



2002 polo 1.4 16v petrol (98 octane only) highway (110kph) =6 lt/100km. town = 7.5 lt/100km
74 Kombi
2L ,mild cam, 44 IDF,s
From what I can work out it gets somewhere between 20 and 25 L/100km at an average speed of 95km/h on the highway fully loaded with family,camping
gear etc.
Running on BP 98
Went from Newcastle to port macquarie at Easter used about 50L
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72 super with racing shift knob
1600, mild cam, blue spark leads
32 36 weber on custom manifold
std drivetrain
Consumption based on throttle usage
on/off swith 12L/100Km
on first butterfly 10L/100Km
Fuel: ULP 91
2011 golf blue mo manuel 1600 diesel av 1300kms / 55 litre tank 
My Beetle 1968 semi auto 4.375 to 1 diff ratio
1600cc single port engine - standard
extractors and new SVDA distributor with Pertronix kit
Brasilian WEBER single throat carburetor
electric fuel pump
I have no idea what fuel consumption I get.. lol
from 2005 to 2011 with bosch 009 distributor
You could see the fuel gauge going down..
since fitting the SVDA single vacuum dual advance distributor
the fuel consumption has been great and the car goes much better.. I use 98 or 95 octane fuel..
I believe I'm getting maybe double the mileage i was getting before going by the fuel gauge..?? I have also replaced the fuel hoses.. maybe a leak
although never ever saw one..??
runs like a hairy goat on 91 with ETHANOL...??
loses heaps of power?? well it did before the extractors and new distributor.?? maybe I had ithe carby tuned wrong?? whether it still does I don't
know.. I always forget to write down when I fill up...
LEE
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74 Lbug
Engine: 2.5L Subaru EJ25
Fuel Delivery: Stock ECU
Transmission: Stock
City: 9.8L/100km
Highway: 7.2L/100km
Combined average: 8.5L/100km (33.2mpg imp/27.6mpg US)
Fuel: 95 Vortex.
Notes: Who put the ram in the rama lama ding dong?
L/100km 21L
Vehicle 76 kombi
Engine Mazda 20b turbo ( 3 rotor, bridge port) 1962cc
Fuel delivery EFI (microtech) 6x 1700 cc injectors
Trans Porsche 911 6spd (G64-21)
Fuel 98 octane
Notes. Mostly hwy driving, 100kph 6th gear 2180rpm
700+HP
will do an E 85 test soon.
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Wow, all the Subaru bugs get such good mileage! It's tempting me over to the dark side....
Also, @vwvic, hell's teeth! 20+ litres per hundred in a 2 litre Kombi! You would do better than that with a V8 in it!
That's the joys of modern fuel injection and 16 valves.
VW engines can get very respectable economy with modern fuel injection fitted but it's not a cheap exercise, especially when it's cheaper to fit a
Subi engine which already has it standard.
Yowie Bajabug.
MPG: 28.82
L/100km: 9.8l
Vehicle: 60'Ragtop Bajabug
Engine: 1600tp
Fuel delivery: Stock pump.
Trans: AB 1300 box w/1500 axles
Fuel: 95 Octane
Notes: Regularly run dry and refill with a 10l container. ODO measurement is done by GPS.
The 1300 box is set for short gearing on the Dunes and Offroad. This consumption was measured doing 50% Freeway travel and 50% urban driving @60kph.
Tweety the trike. type 3 auto. roof has slight windsock effect. With 1916 twin webers 13l/100kms With ea81 9-11 L/100kms
New Proton Jumbuck. cruising 7l/100kms, loaded 8.5 l/100kms
Hyundai i30 turbo diesel 1600... 5.3 l/100kms 1000 kms range fast, comfy, best car ever owned. Done 190,000kms saved about $8000 on fuel last 3.5
years. aftr paying $2500 for the diesel model initially.
2012 Toyota Rav4 2.4lt 4spd Auto FWD.
Highway: 9.6
City: 12.2
Unleaded 91.
The new 2wheel drive is no better than the AWD Rav I had before that. Lucky tho I don't pay for it's fuel..
1967 1300 Deluxe Beetle ALL stock & still a 1300 s/p.
Highway: Dunno yet.... Not getting used enough.
City: 10.5 L/100k's Keeping up with traffic
9.0 L/100k's Keeping the semi's & buses company.
98 octane Shell V Power or BP Ultimate.
My chop top drag car used 8.5 litres of methanol per 9 seconds over 1/4 mile or 400 metres .
So this equals 34 litres per mile or 7.5 gallons per mile .
So this is 2125 litres per 100 km's .
Engine was well tuned with 549 HP .
Car was a '69 bug weighing 619 kg's .
Rev's were 9050 rpm's @ 161 mph / 262 km/h , ROD.
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beat that for a fuel guzzler!
Bags not sitting in that thing for 100ks!!!!!
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2010 VW Golf 1.6 TDI
55 litre tank
best 1100km
Highway average 4.8 l/100km
City average 5.1 l/100km
At 170kph averaging 8.7 l/100km
Who said diesel is inferior to petrol!
Hi
L/100km 11.53 Sydney peak hour traffic with a P plater driving, drops to around 9.00 on the highway
Vehicle 1974 1303
Engine 1904 cc
Fuel delivery dual 40 DRLA
Trans Stock 1303
Fuel 98
Notes
1303 yummmmm ....... my Thing would shake the bolts off all over the place
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