What MPG are you getting?

[Yokomoko]

Mpg last month was 25.7 (which was a lot of sport )

Wow. They really are making that motor work hard for the extra torques. My mk8 FiST showed 37 for 11000 miles. 40 on an easy cruise and low 30's when I was tonking it. I always used sport mode, which should have been the standard normal mode.

Safe to say, you are driving it like you stole it.......

Presumably a couple more tanks of 99, few more Miles on the clock and some warmer weather should hopefully get me over 30! It's only got about 180 Miles on it.

Edit: Having said that, with summer driving, roof open, exhaust popping on high revs are two reasons why I probably won't get above 30!

[Pawprint66]

Good man!!

[Deleted User 229]

Admittedly only lockdown mileage in an Automatic with an average of 12 mile round trips to the supermarket once a week so very low mileage. The Puma is telling me that I am getting 44 mpg whereas in real life I am only getting 40 mpg. I think we need to take the feel good mpg shown in the car with a pinch of salt. Below you can see the results of a simple record of mileage taken and recorded full tank fills (litres).

[PaulD]

according to the ford app it,s 50,043 Miles per gallon in about 10 months

[Wdf76]

Bit of a fag packet theory, but I've been going through some bank statements of late looking at other business.

Whilst doing so I've looked at money spent on fuel.

I used to put about 20 quid a week in my ST for a standard commute, nipping to shops etc. (Not including long journeys or days out etc)

For a similar week I'm putting £15 in the Puma.

Fuel has been 10-15p a litre cheaper this year.

So in conclusion, I take the computer mpg with a pinch of salt, the extra cost of the car has outweighed any potential saving on fuel. The only benefit is my mild hybrid has polluted the a little less, if Fords emission figures are correct....

[andywrd]

I'm averaging around 45mpg. But can usually get around 50mpg on motorway sitting around 70-75mph. Mpg does seem to drop dramatically at speeds over 60mph.

[The Grizz]

Hey Guys n Gals
any of you long time puma owners noticing a big difference in mpg in teh cold months dec jan compared to rest of year..
got my 125bph in june averaged 5.6 ltr /100km (a/c on all the time)from june to nov...dec n jan its 6.4/6.6..
ok so heating on + a/c to keep windows clear... i do 600 km per week town driving...
not a deal breaker ..feckn awesome car...costing me an extra 10 eurods a week in juice tho

[Yokomoko]

Hey Guys n Gals
any of you long time puma owners noticing a big difference in mpg in teh cold months dec jan compared to rest of year..
got my 125bph in june averaged 5.6 ltr /100km (a/c on all the time)from june to nov...dec n jan its 6.4/6.6..
ok so heating on + a/c to keep windows clear... i do 600 km per week town driving...
not a deal breaker ..feckn awesome car...costing me an extra 10 eurods a week in juice tho

It's always lower in winter. Colder tyres. Heated seats/windscreen etc. Colder temps meaning the engine takes longer to heat up. Also colder temps plays with the fuel and fuel efficiency directly. Same with every car.

[Kendo]

I'm averaging around 45mpg. But can usually get around 50mpg on motorway sitting around 70-75mph. Mpg does seem to drop dramatically at speeds over 60mph.

50mpg when doing over 70mph? Thats not bad.

I have the 155ps mhev. My commute is roughly 21 miles, probably 19 miles is motorway. I set adaptive cruise to 73 (some days 76) and my overall mpg is 43

[PaulD]

Hey Guys n Gals
any of you long time puma owners noticing a big difference in mpg in teh cold months dec jan compared to rest of year..
got my 125bph in june averaged 5.6 ltr /100km (a/c on all the time)from june to nov...dec n jan its 6.4/6.6..
ok so heating on + a/c to keep windows clear... i do 600 km per week town driving...
not a deal breaker ..feckn awesome car...costing me an extra 10 eurods a week in juice tho

Not to much , but i have got winter rims and tires that have less width as my summer rims and tires