Topic: Lowest fuel consumption cars (Read 149 times)
You can always go for a Toyota Prius or an Aqua if you really concern about fuel economy
You can try Smart or Peugeot 107. I guess even Volkswagen uses less that 5L
Liking Volkswagen more, Peugeot, ughh, no.
Daihatsu Ayla car also became one of the cars marketed in Indonesia with a fairly cheap price. Daihatsu Ayla car also has an efficient advantage in the use of fuel oil .
I can't even find one on local adboards here
I had a Toyota Prius. It consumed consumes 4.5 - 5 l/100 km of track, depending on the place of driving. For me, this is the best car in terms of fuel economy
A bit pricey though.
Toyoto Camery saves a whole lot of fuel. I have used the car for long and it consumes lesser fuel.
You mean Toyota Camry?
Toyoto Camery saves a whole lot of fuel. I have used the car for long and it consumes lesser fuel.
I had a Toyota Prius. It consumed consumes 4.5 - 5 l/100 km of track, depending on the place of driving. For me, this is the best car in terms of fuel economy
Daihatsu Ayla car also became one of the cars marketed in Indonesia with a fairly cheap price. Daihatsu Ayla car also has an efficient advantage in the use of fuel oil .
You can try Smart or Peugeot 107. I guess even Volkswagen uses less that 5L
So, I see no help here?
Seems like the VW Polo 1.4 TDI has a 3.8L/100 km declared consumption but dunno how much it spends in reality
Doesn't have a 6th gear but as I see his 5th gear is longer than some 6th gears on the market
Apparently, driving 130 km/h will be only 2400 rpm
Which is magnificent
Could probably get a 2014 used model for some 7k$ or so.
Seems like the VW Polo 1.4 TDI has a 3.8L/100 km declared consumption but dunno how much it spends in reality
Doesn't have a 6th gear but as I see his 5th gear is longer than some 6th gears on the market
Apparently, driving 130 km/h will be only 2400 rpm
Which is magnificent
Could probably get a 2014 used model for some 7k$ or so.
issuing 268 HP of electrical power. Not only that, in testing, Nissan Bladeglider does not take long to travel speed 0 - 100 km / h, it's 5 seconds to achieve it. The maximum speed that can be reached, can only reach 190km.jam.
1. Nissan Note e-Power
2. Lexus LS 500 hL
3. Mercedes Benz 350e Plug in Hybrid
4. Toyota Alphard Hybrid
1. Nissan Note e-Power
2. Lexus LS 500 hL
3. Mercedes Benz 350e Plug in Hybrid
4. Toyota Alphard Hybrid
I don't need to go more than 190 km/h, that's fine for me
You're thinking of the 2018 releases of these cars?
Oh come on man
Don't write cars that cost 70 grand
I can't afford that!
I'd rather buy an apartment with that kind of money, or BTC
Your list is to expensive for me :S
issuing 268 HP of electrical power. Not only that, in testing, Nissan Bladeglider does not take long to travel speed 0 - 100 km / h, it's 5 seconds to achieve it. The maximum speed that can be reached, can only reach 190km.jam.
1. Nissan Note e-Power
2. Lexus LS 500 hL
3. Mercedes Benz 350e Plug in Hybrid
4. Toyota Alphard Hybrid
1. Nissan Note e-Power
2. Lexus LS 500 hL
3. Mercedes Benz 350e Plug in Hybrid
4. Toyota Alphard Hybrid
I advise you to use the BMW 320d, the BMW 320d is a luxury sedan car equipped with a modern diesel engine with the latest BMW technology, and of course the sophistication of this car can increase power while improving fuel efficiency.
Love, it, a really great car
But a lot above my target budget
If your looking for an economic car with a low fuel consumption, I suggest look into Toyota WIGO 2018 model Gen 2
Fuel consumption: 6.3L/100 km
Not very effective for a 1.0 petrol engine and such a small car
I'm currently driving an old Opel Vectra which spends 7L/100 km on an open road and it has a 1.6 16V engine, and it's just a year younger than I am
If your looking for an economic car with a low fuel consumption, I suggest look into Toyota WIGO 2018 model Gen 2
I advise you to use the BMW 320d, the BMW 320d is a luxury sedan car equipped with a modern diesel engine with the latest BMW technology, and of course the sophistication of this car can increase power while improving fuel efficiency.
I'm currently driving an old Vectra B 1.6i 16V which spends around 8L/100 km.
I started thinking of going home from college more often where I drive 600 km home and 600 back to campus so I started searching for cars with low fuel consumption.
One of the best cars I found was Ford Focus 1.5 TDCi which spends around 3L/100 km (declared) but in reality (reported by people) 4.5L or so which is quite decent.
Do you know some cars that spend under 5L/100 km in reality (not the declared consumption)?
I started thinking of going home from college more often where I drive 600 km home and 600 back to campus so I started searching for cars with low fuel consumption.
One of the best cars I found was Ford Focus 1.5 TDCi which spends around 3L/100 km (declared) but in reality (reported by people) 4.5L or so which is quite decent.
Do you know some cars that spend under 5L/100 km in reality (not the declared consumption)?
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