I have diesel VW for my town car. It costs $2k less than the petrol model and gets 50-60% better fuel economy. It is so far ahead of the petrol on a cost basis.
My D3 diesel uses twice as much fuel but then it is twice as heavy.
if you read the 2 posts you will see a different response to both as most do
i wasn't questioning you at all my response was to Rovercare as i quoted..........
get over yourself
i was only saying i have to pay extra to get to work
which is around $30 a week just incase you didn't get that the 1st time.........
130's rule
I have diesel VW for my town car. It costs $2k less than the petrol model and gets 50-60% better fuel economy. It is so far ahead of the petrol on a cost basis.
My D3 diesel uses twice as much fuel but then it is twice as heavy.
No you stated only one of them got into the 8's
and it was a mistakeOriginally Posted by mcrover
and you didn;t believe otherwiseOriginally Posted by mcrover
and if we read the thread from here, your pretyy adament about it toOriginally Posted by mcrover
300tdi vs td5
Originally Posted by mcrover
I see why everyone argues with you, its either fun? or your always contradicting yourself?Originally Posted by mcrover
A little from colomn A and a little from colomn B![]()
Everytime I walk into the golden arches I look for Mcrap on the menu
Still cannot find it, I know it exists though.
Anyhoo
I have had my TD5 down to 8l/100km's
My 4BD1 is 12.5l/100km's consistantly over any terrain, that with the JT2's on
I find this all very interesting (especially the arguments) and would like to draw your attention to the article in the latest copy of Land Rover Owner International.
They take a D90 of 200tdi vintage, strip off all the unecessary bits such as winch, roof, doors, passenger seats, jacks and tools, fit road tyres and modify it with cling film for extra streamlining,place a man of boy like statue behind the wheel and take it for a spin. Result; somewhere around 48 mpg.
Translated to Aussie fuel consumption 6l/100km
It can be done. They were extreme. But like they said, fit the right rubber, maintain your vehicle well and only carry what you need (take note Dave) and good fuel economy is available to us all. However, if you are like me, you will keep the muddies, carry your fridge all the times, drag a tonne of tools around and drive you like not how you should. Fuel economy isn't everything. I don't like paying 175 for a litre of fuel when I know darn well it costs half that, but I do like driving my Defender, so for the time being I will cut down on the cat's food and drive it like I'm supposed to.
There is 1 thing that is coming very clear here.......your very good with a spanner and good to have a drink with but get on here and your a **** head.
We will just call you Ray jr from now on
That post was a fair while back and like I said.....I have met people with stock standard discos that are kept in good condition.
It did surprise me and I am still a bit dubious about it but it does show that it is possible if not 100% acurate.
Any one can nit pick matt, doesnt make you clever, just makes you a nit picker and a **** head.
Now go and find everything you can to try and Ray it up again and post a whole lot of stuff that I have said that might contradict myself....I dont really care, I just wanted to call you a **** head again.
Yeah Ray, you Quoted Matts post which was a link to one of my posts FROM THE PAST before I had met the people I have JUST posted about.....
I dont know why Im bothering, you dont have the brain power to get a hold of the reasoning behind it and your just another Nit picking **** head.
hey look what I found
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