GR Yaris Average fuel consumption

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I hit 10.000km recently and my avg. fuel consumption is 10.8 l/100km or 26.15mpg(uk).
Mostly mixed driving - highway a bit over speed limit, city traffic jams and B-road occasional blasting.
How is it for you?
 
Averaging 9.6ltr/100km year to date (16.6tkm).
Best consumption average was one hot lap 43 ltr/100km, so theoretically GR Range could be 116km if driving flat out.
 
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I normally see 30-33mpg, (9.4L/100km) though it is an effort to get it much over 30 with town/city driving.

Just looked at the app. 30.2mpg average for the last year.
 
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33.7 mpg average over the last year/10k miles, pretty consistent really. Tend to have quite a few long motorway journeys, where I’m happy cruising at 65, which helps bring the average up.

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At about 12,500 km I’m averaging 10.1l/100km (28 mpg), been pretty consistent since day one.

After analysing my consumption to the drop over the first few thousand km on my NC500 trip I know that the OBC is pretty accurate, if anything it’s pessimistic.

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I can only assume that some of us have, erm…faulty cars 😂
 
5,000+ motorway miles in the 6,500 I've done in total in 18 months, so I'm averaging 33mpg.
 
For me, I can get 30-35mpg on a tank from "normal driving" - my old commute, travelling on A-roads, and some town driving.

But if my driving is restricted (that's the wrong word, on fact it's exactly the wrong word!) to driving on winding, country b-roads, then it's usually around 25 mpg on average. I get 18mpg on some journeys (my favourite being the B664 between Uppingham and Market Harborough, that I do half a dozen times a week), and the lower MPG is inversely proportional to the amount of fun being had!

Saying that, I have some motorway trips coming up, so will be taking it easy and trying for some hypermiling that will make @MrJ proud.
 
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Between 31-36 mpg on average on each full tank of (mainly Shell) Super Unleaded. Mainly rural A roads, not going crazy but driving 'briskly' and enjoying the handling where safe to do so.
 
Might be correlation rather than causation, but definitely seen a drop in overall MPG over the colder months. It makes sense that the could be the case, but could just be making more "fun" trips.
 
26/28*mpg over 8k miles, sedate commute and not so sedate 'detours'/occasional backroad blasts...

*running on average E20 so bit higher if it were 98
 
Last year 8,500 miles 31.4mpg mix of fun driving, commuting and Europe trips (and a Trackday)
 
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26/28*mpg over 8k miles, sedate commute and not so sedate 'detours'/occasional backroad blasts...

*running on average E20 so bit higher if it were 98
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Only few of us with avg like that. I haven't reset the display once since I got the car, since 22km.
 
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Might be correlation rather than causation, but definitely seen a drop in overall MPG over the colder months. It makes sense that the could be the case, but could just be making more "fun" trips.
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You’ll definitely see a drop in colder weather, particularly if you park outside and spend a significant amount of time driving short trips when the engine is running richer as it takes longer to warm up from ambient.
 
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