Which SEAT TDI can get the furthest on one tank of derv?

[Gordz]

Bored so starting this little 'game' to find out which SEAT model / engine can get the furthest on one tank, include photos of your odometer if you like too!
Follow same format as below:

SEAT Model: 2004 Leon mk1
Engine: 1.9tdi (110)
Miles: 520miles

In theory though I could get 600! As I've had 300 miles plenty of times when reaching half way!

 

[magicoi]

2004 Leon mk1 cupra
1.9PD - TDI (150)
565 miles

once only! It was a week of driving Miss Daisy!

Now i average 510-520 a tank.

 

[muddyboots]

There's an old thread somewhere about "most miles to a Mk4 Ibiza tankful" and IIRC I almost got 700 miles, then someone else beat me (think they did beat 700).

Not bad for a remapped PD130 eh ?

 

[Gordz]

700 miles!!! Bloody hell! Tank in the ibiza can't be too big either! Must have been driving like a nun!

 

[muddyboots]

Actually, briefly re-reading the thread I don't think anyone did quite break 700. My record was 671, I think someone got a bit more.

 

[muddyboots]

I suspect the Ecomotive models with the lower output diesels could easily beat that.

 

[ChrisGTL]

I pushed 510 miles out of a tank once - but 450 is my usual

I loose!

 

[trebormint]

Gonna depend on what size your tank is!

how many litres does a Ibiza hold?

 

[muddyboots]

Gonna depend on what size your tank is!

how many litres does a Ibiza hold?

Less than a Leon

Can't remember now, but I think with venting you could squeeze somewhere around low-50's litres in it. You could cover over 200 miles before the fuel needle moved off full.

 

[GTV]

I think people should list tank size

Mk2 Ibiza 1.9TDi 90bhp
tank size 45L
most miles to a tank 565

 

[MJ]

Seat cordoba 1.9tdi s - reg
575 miles out of one tank on a run to colchester from oldham and back again!
Average speed was 75mph
45L tank

Leon cupra 150 tdi
Average 410ish - it was down to 330-340 when the injector seals were leaking!

 

[Husbandofstinky]

Found that late 400's is the usual with the Seat. Very rarely does it do long runs and tbh I've never checked it after a long run and I'm not really that interested in it either.

I think I remember that thread and someone called AndVTR reckoned he could clear 700 miles in a Beeza. He got most upset people didn't believe him.

 

[jonjay]

I dont do much motorway miles however I have easily hit 600 miles when i was travelling back and forth on a big IT project. I still think I can hit 500-600 motorway miles even now with all the performance mods.

I recently only just scraped 400 and thats most town with very little motorway driving.

 

[Ant FR]

with a fully vented tank in a beezer i recon you could do 700, but i honestly think i would die of boredom.

On a vented tank i get about 450 but i have'nt got over the torque yet so still at the stage of pressing the acclerator just to get the torque buzz

 

[mackers_89]

In my 04 Seat Toledo i have got an amazing 670miles which i have never got on a trip meter yet

 

[trebormint]

I must have a slightly lead foot then in my 55 litre toledo PD130 ...though it is remapped.

Light comes on between 450 and 500 miles and that's when I usually fill up - so estimate a full tank would get me between 540 and 575 miles.

 

[mackers_89]

although in all fairness when i done them miles it was very ecoomical. i wasnt going and stopping every 2 seconds.

but generally i would get 560. sorry for the confusion

 

[Shaved Wookie]

Managed to get 630 miles out of my Leon Cupra TDI Mainly longish runs up and down A19. When I filled up after that I worked out that I had just less than 5 litres left in the tank. Was a bit of a one-off as I did it without flooring it once. Usual averaging around 560.
After I started using the Millers stuff it seemed to give some extra miles

 

[Lee_Cupra]

I've just got 550 miles out of my Leon Cupra which was a good mix of town and motorway driving.

If I let the tank go near enough empty before filling I could get 600 fairly easily I think.

 

[AndrewJB]

I suspect the Ecomotive models with the lower output diesels could easily beat that.

Yeh but to achieve that you have to drive like a hippy

and thats no fun