. Going on a 4hour jorney next month so I'm hoping for more 
Mines just done 300miles on £25 which pratically filled the tank and was above red light when I filled up. My mates are fair shocked when I tell them that £25 fills the tank and get so many miles out of it...its fab
What engine does your arosa have? Is it a sport?
If so thats pretty good going
We have had our 1.4 TDi for just two weeks now, and we got 340 miles before the light came on, and it then took 6.1 gallons to fill up. That works out around 56mpg, which was mostly town driving, with a little bit of 80mph motorway.
Not sure how that tallies up... Seems quite good compared to our W8 Passat
56MPG is average really, thats what i get anyway. It does increase a bit if i drive more eco minded but i never do
Although on a good steady long run, say 200 motorway miles, you should see 70MPG without too much trouble.
The worse ive ever had is 47 MPG with mine. And ive only had that once, never ever got below 50MPG other than that time.
I am finding its getting worse on fuel, im not sure if my MAF is on its way out. I have heard that it can develop a fault which makes it use more fuel but still drives the same.
Even when driving fast i dont seem to get much less than thr 56mpg average really.
When driving eco in normal driving conditions i can only get the MPG up by about 3mpg so i dont usually bother
Although very long rund and 65-70 is achievable. But not lately again iim only getting 56ish on a good run now
? dont get a universal one the there ****,
why dont you try putting a new lamber sencer on it and it take all of 2 min's to fit
just worked my mileage out to around 38mpg - short journeys, in a 1.0S with 133K and not serviced in living memory! I have cut my fuel bill in half running the arosa daily instead of a 1.9 205 gti - mind you, I've also doubled my travelling time
edit - having read the above post- mine was a non-runner when I bought it, wouldn't start from cold at all. This was due to the ecu temperature sender failing, one in the process of breaking down will cause the fuel system to supply extra fuel, as it believes the engine is cold, result will be high fuel consumption leading to difficulty on cold start and eventually not starting at all
Not serviced! Dont complain about MPG when youve not serviced it
You should average atleast 42MPG really, although depends how you drive it of course.
Give it a service, the poor little thing!
It did have crappy new multi-electrode plugs in when I bought it and these made it run terrible, luckily the old ones were in the boot!- a slight misfire was solved with a cap and leads from the scrappy for a quid! Air filter's clean and the oil will get changed (car sat for a couple years so I guess I should have done this already
