I was set on a MkV Golf GTI having excluded my first choice of an R32 because of the large price difference but reading threads here it seems that a used R32 is a good option. That being so what fuel consumption are you R32 owners getting out there? I do mostly city driving with very little highway runs so I would be interested to hear what your city figures are and your worst figures over a week/month (not just the computer readout after 2 minutes).
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I get about ~430km's filling up around 50 litres. That is with alot of city driving and a good fang most days. I was quite surprised, my previous 2Litre V6 FTO vehilce did alot worse than that, and I was expecting it to be the other way around.
If I did regular driving, I reckon EASY 500KM's to the tank around town. I got ~600km driving from Brisbane to Newcastle free way action.2007 R32 5Door DSG Blue
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Thanks for the replies. I have since found other similar threads so rather than repeat and annoy anyone I'll leave it at that. Seems that the figures are very respectable for a V6 and not too dissimilar to the GTI.2010 | Mk 6 | Golf GTI | DSG | black | 18" Detroit's | MDI
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I get pretty similar economy figures, with the MFD showing 610km (initially) from when i fill the tank, to 440km on the tripometer when ive completely emptied it.
Car gets unfortunately driven alot on the peak hour grind, so economy isnt the greatest.
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My wife has had ours down to 7.7l/100km
I can't crack 8.2l/100km. Can get really nasty when you bury the right foot....usually happens at least once when I am i it.Last edited by FJ Steve; 07-08-2009, 02:30 AM.MY16 Touareg 4.2Lt V8 TDI/Pure White LED lightbox/REDARC Brake Controller/ Racechip/iDrive Throttle controller
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Originally posted by FJ Steve View PostMy wife has had ours down to 7.7l/100km
I can't crack 8.2l/100km. Can get really nasty when you bury the right foot....usually happens at least once when I am i it.
Best I did on one 99 hour cycle was 8.5l/100 which was a lot of country driving. Combined city/highway cycle at the moment is 9.5l/100.
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wow i thought hey would be alot more then that, i get about 400ish from my Toyota Aristo... 3l 6cy twin turbo...
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Well comparatively a VR6 will get around 400 per tank, and closer to around 320 when footing it, so you R's are doing pretty well by my standards80,000km 1997 MK3 VR6 manual for sale - www.vwwatercooled.org.au/forums/f23/80-000km-1997-manual-vr6-nsw-sydney-67658.html
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Originally posted by astro View Postwow i thought hey would be alot more then that, i get about 400ish from my Toyota Aristo... 3l 6cy twin turbo...sigpic2009 .:R32 • 5Door • Black Magic • DSG • Sunroof • Stubby Antenna
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Originally posted by scotty1991 View PostWhat are they like when really hammered?
2.0FSI is thirsty as **** when pushed
But the grin factor is huge thoughsigpic2009 .:R32 • 5Door • Black Magic • DSG • Sunroof • Stubby Antenna
2007 Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade • Yoshimura RS5 Carbon Fibre Pipe
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