How to improve MPG?

thescouselander

Dippychick wrote: »

I am definitely going to take it in and tell them the problem.. will be worth it.. it is a great looking, and reliable car!

I read that using the more expensive petrol can be better for MPG?

In my experience the more expensive petrol makes little or no difference in the average car. Best to stick with the normal stuff.

cyclonebri1

Bear in mind it's also a convertible, with the top down it will use a lot more juice than the saloon version, and even with the ragtop up it is still less aerodynamic and will use a little more;)

Inactive

cyclonebri1 wrote: »

Bear in mind it's also a convertible, with the top down it will use a lot more juice than the saloon version, and even with the ragtop up it is still less aerodynamic and will use a little more;)

Indeed, as well as being heavier to accomodate the additional floor strengthening to compensate for the lack of the normal roof.

anewman

And I felt hard done-by with an average MPG of 37

Inactive

anewman wrote: »

And I felt hard done-by with an average MPG of 37

...and your car is a proper car, not a " cut down " version..