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vauxhall corsa
how many m.p.g would l get from a 1.4/1.6 petrol corsa and how many m.p.g from a diesel.... the cars would be about 3-4 years old
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.well they don't do a 1.6 so thats that one outta the way,
they think you can get 27-48 out of a 1.4 but it all depends on your right foot & where you're driving it,
the 1.2 is 35 - 56 - but my new corsa d 1.2 has a job to get anywhere near what they say (36 - 60) the best i have got is 41 mpg & thats some motorway miles included i am trying to slow down a bit, but there is a bit of a hill on the M2,
now the 1 litre version corsa c is about the same pick up speed as the new 1.2 & i can get 44 mpg outta the I litre & thats on the same trip to work & pushing it rather hard,
so you see its all about your style of driving,
as for the diesel who knows -the new version (D)is also
a bit of a pig for fuel consumption nowhere near what the book says, but they put that down to the newness (tightness) of the engine, should improve with usage,
just visit .
www.ukcorsa-d.com
or here
www.corsa-c.co.uk/
and have a look or ask the questions here.
btw -i have a 1.2 Corsa D up for grabs
good luck
GSR600
they think you can get 27-48 out of a 1.4 but it all depends on your right foot & where you're driving it,
the 1.2 is 35 - 56 - but my new corsa d 1.2 has a job to get anywhere near what they say (36 - 60) the best i have got is 41 mpg & thats some motorway miles included i am trying to slow down a bit, but there is a bit of a hill on the M2,
now the 1 litre version corsa c is about the same pick up speed as the new 1.2 & i can get 44 mpg outta the I litre & thats on the same trip to work & pushing it rather hard,
so you see its all about your style of driving,
as for the diesel who knows -the new version (D)is also
a bit of a pig for fuel consumption nowhere near what the book says, but they put that down to the newness (tightness) of the engine, should improve with usage,
just visit .
www.ukcorsa-d.com
or here
www.corsa-c.co.uk/
and have a look or ask the questions here.
btw -i have a 1.2 Corsa D up for grabs
good luck
GSR600