Date: Thu, 25 Nov 1999 19:41:07 -0000 From: "TimH" <timhnopsamhries45.freeserve.co.uk> Subject: Re: Saab 9000i 16v 1988 auto MPG.
Mmmmm....my 9000CSE 2.3LPT is doing about 32mpg if you believe the EDU, but just over 30 if you check it manually. That's A-road stuff, nothing too aggressive, with the odd bit of dual-carriageway.....also near Gloucester, oddly enough (well, Forest of Dean to Cheltenham)... Tim H. Pete Turier wrote in message <81hrm4$2ut8$1nopsamce.news.easynet.net>... >You two have really cheered me up now! I have a '91 9000S 2.3 Turbo that's >doing 27mpg around town and up to 36mpg on a long motorway run. I thought >that wasn't very good, but it obviously is!! Mind you, when I reset the >fuel display and then did a (very) high speed run along one particular >section of road at night, Imanaged to average 8mpg over 10 miles! Just >testing you understand (officer)! >Pete >Gloucester >UK >BrianG wrote in message <81hpu2$rbk$1nopsamg1.svr.pol.co.uk>... >>Thanks >> >>I am a bit heavy footed at times. Does an auto drink more then a manual? >> >>Any other ways to improve fuel economy? >> >>Brian G >>Robert <robertnopsamer289.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message >>news:81hp84$rs8$1nopsamg4.svr.pol.co.uk... >>> I have a 1996 9000CSE Eco 2.0 lpt auto that does 22mpg around town and >>33mpg >>> on motorway runs. Mine displays the current mpg and I have noticed that >a >>> very small change in the amount of throttle used can make a large >>difference >>> in the MPG. The way you drive can make a big difference, a heavy foot >>means >>> bad mpg. >>> >>> Robert >>> >>> >> >> >
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