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[QUOTE=EE100shiro;3223100]My New E Variant Toyota Rush 2021 7 seats and reverse camera M/T


Congrats!

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Congrats! Kamusta ang actual FC na nakukuha?...

Commulative average given by car's computer= 8.6 km/liter based on around 530 km total distance traveled (odometer.)


Based on my latest full tank (20 liters) and tripmeter (166km): 166/20= 8.3 km/liter

This was mixed driving on provincial roads, NLEX (with traffic due to accidents both North and South bounds), EDSA, short trips to grocery. This also included a 50 km trip where all of the third and half of second row sections were filled with luggage plus 3 passengers. Just my typical driving, nothing special. For me, this is acceptable. Your mileage may vary, literally.

Stay safe guys!

[bxr monkey]

^ Ayos na din. Kapag na break in pa, mas maging mababa ang FC.

[ice15]

The Fiesta had a DCT and also the Accent CRDi. Most VWs also have a DCT.

Most of the current Honda’s do have CVT and that is not too bad. The Vios and the Altis also have a CVT. Subaru, Nissan, and Mitsubishi also have a number of vehicles with CVT.

My FXT has a CVT and I won’t trade it for any car within its price range unless it’s a WRX.


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OT na tayo

but my list is basically CVT vs A/T ("belt" vs "gears")

have been using a CVT din and sanayan lang... I've noticed some guys na nasanay sa normal A/T tend to pump the gas more often (and harder) which is not recommended when using a CVT

[Egan101]

Commulative average given by car's computer= 8.6 km/liter based on around 530 km total distance traveled (odometer.)


Based on my latest full tank (20 liters) and tripmeter (166km): 166/20= 8.3 km/liter

This was mixed driving on provincial roads, NLEX (with traffic due to accidents both North and South bounds), EDSA, short trips to grocery. This also included a 50 km trip where all of the third and half of second row sections were filled with luggage plus 3 passengers. Just my typical driving, nothing special. For me, this is acceptable. Your mileage may vary, literally.

Stay safe guys!

Medyo malakas ha. Yung mga 2.0L crossovers ko can do around the same or better in mixed highway, provincial roads, and city road conditions.


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[yapoy86]

Medyo malakas ha. Yung mga 2.0L crossovers ko can do around the same or better in mixed highway, provincial roads, and city road conditions.


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maybe due to its weight, short gearing and rwd setup..

[EE100shiro]

Matipid naman sa gas 14 kpl manual transmission

[dr. d]

Matipid naman sa gas 14 kpl manual transmission

under what conditions, was this figure made to appear?

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My latest fuel mileage: 12.3 km/liter as determined by the car's computer:


Manual calculation, based on 19 liters of fuel top up, at a tripmeter reading of 235.2km: 12.37 km/liter


Driving Conditions: Light traffic, light load. I'd say the difference on fuel mileage between heavy and light load (~8km/liter vs ~12km/liter) was quite significant, based on my driving. I think this is just the reality with small engines. Matipid kung magaan at walang trapik. Once natrapik na at mabigat ang load, medyo malakas na sa gas.
I've seen the car's computed average is already accurate and I am satisfied. No need for manual calculation anymore.

[EE100shiro]

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