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lol Yep much better, can I say u look hot in that pic aswell, mind u its quite far away God knows what you face looks like close up 
I like the way petrol heads have taken over the TDI section
I like the way petrol heads have taken over the TDI section
bushybeaver said:lol Yep much better, can I say u look hot in that pic aswell, mind u its quite far away God knows what you face looks like close up
I like the way petrol heads have taken over the TDI section
Thank you i think! There is going to be a feature in Golf+ about the Rolling Road Day so im sure there will be more pictures of peesp in there
Yeah sorry Askara, didnt mean to take over! I suppose it must be the force there is with us petrol heads
Askara said:
Wasnt it reading 800 miles left the other day? Mine was saying about 415 miles on the way to Milton Keynes too
After 3 days of TDi ownership, I'm amazed at the MPG. I've done about 360-370 miles since I filled up and I've still got at least another 100 miles left in it. I'm not used to this. With my 2.0 it'd be empty by now.
I reckon I could do the 100 miles a week for my 4 days at work and then drive to Croft in North Yorkshire for the BTCC and back on the same tank. I will be trying that next month.
I reckon I could do the 100 miles a week for my 4 days at work and then drive to Croft in North Yorkshire for the BTCC and back on the same tank. I will be trying that next month.
my personal best is 653 or summin like that but i could have got more but i needed to fill up for a longer trip at the weekend. I reckon over 700 just is possible from a vented tank for me if i did mostly motorways, its those damn A-B roads which knock it down.
Does anyone really care how many miles they get out of their car. I like the diesel. But theonly reason i have one is because i do 300 miles a week and it would not make sense in having a petrol as i would be skint. The leon tdi is a good compromise between economy and performance. But i would deffo have a petrol if i worked locally. I would have a supra twin turbo or audi s4.
philtdi said:
I think they must do as we are all talking about it!
I have to say im not really bothered, i never bought the car for fuel economy, i bought her because i loved her and if she drinks petrol then so be it as i wouldnt change how much she drinks for the world! I only starting really looking at the sort of miles i get to a tank recently anyway and im on my second cupra so it obviously doesnt bother me that much
I think the point Askara was making was that she got
loads of miles out of it and wanted to share it with us! I think thats why anyway, after all i was behind her most of the time she was getting this total so can see why she did 
Oh and Askara i hope your on a mission to get 800 now?
philtdi said:
I do. I couldn't go on putting £38 of petrol into the car every week and it being down to under half a tank after I'd finished my 4 day working week. Done a fair bit of driving these past few days and from the figures I'm getting, it'll help me a lot, as my 12 mile drive to work is on A and B roads, no M'ways or dual carriageways. I was getting between 26 and 30mpg coming back from work the other week in the 2.0 car.
Another factor is that I drive down South an awful lot and a friend of mine is down in Buckingham, so I'll easily be able to go there on one tank from now on, without having to spend a fortune on unleaded.
i win 
regularly got around 800 each tank, have achieved 900, and had the computer reading over 1000
spose i'm dis-qualified tho, coz it's a 75lt tank in the Pug, and costs £70 to fill it up.
Even nailing it round town returns over 500 miles each time
regularly got around 800 each tank, have achieved 900, and had the computer reading over 1000
spose i'm dis-qualified tho, coz it's a 75lt tank in the Pug, and costs £70 to fill it up.
Even nailing it round town returns over 500 miles each time
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