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Overall 39.8 according to on board figures. This matches with my own measurements over 20,000 miles where I record it as 39.4.
I can get over 44mpg on a long m/way run if I keep the speed sensible, let's say no more than 85 and not making serious effort to stay at 85 as much of the time as possible.
Strange thing is if I really really give it some therapy I still get over 35!
normally around 34mpg going down to 25 if i have a bit of fun with it. done a 280 mile trip the day returned 37.2 on a mix of twisty a roads and and around 40 mile on a motorway
Likewise Izo, neither do I. In fact, it's a good way to combat fatigue. By constantly varying speed and overtaking you maintain more interest in what's around you. And you get there quicker so there's less time in which to become fatigued. Should I post this back at the fatigue thread?
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