myPeugeot 308 had just clocked around 6000km in almost 100 days. More than 75% were long-distance trips on Federal/Trunk Roads [non-Expressways] - covering approx. 1000km per return trip. The car was test-driven for AVERAGE fuel consumptions at almost all possible driving speeds/styles.
6.2~7.5liter/100km - 'Economy' driving on AutoCruise without exceeding speed limits.
7.0~8.5liter/100km - 'Normal' driving like most people drive. Sometimes on AutoCruise.
8.0~10.0liter/100km - 'Mixed' - Combination of 'Normal' and 'Spirited' driving styles.
9.5~12.0+liter/100km - 'Spirited' driving
[note: testing for speeds only - the GPS reads 3~4kph LOWER than the speedometer reading, the actual speed on speedometer was 210kph. Top speed was 214km/hr on the speedometer]
It is proven TRUE once again that 308THP is a frugal car when driven 'economically' - can be a thirsty lion when pushed hard for the performance though.
6.2~7.5liter/100km - 'Economy' driving on AutoCruise without exceeding speed limits.
7.0~8.5liter/100km - 'Normal' driving like most people drive. Sometimes on AutoCruise.
8.0~10.0liter/100km - 'Mixed' - Combination of 'Normal' and 'Spirited' driving styles.
9.5~12.0+liter/100km - 'Spirited' driving
[note: testing for speeds only - the GPS reads 3~4kph LOWER than the speedometer reading, the actual speed on speedometer was 210kph. Top speed was 214km/hr on the speedometer]It is proven TRUE once again that 308THP is a frugal car when driven 'economically' - can be a thirsty lion when pushed hard for the performance though.
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