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Any recommendable low fuel consumption cars?
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Range Rover Diesel, uses less fuel than the Supercharged V8 Petrol model.Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...0
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I am thinking of saloon type of car one that is low on fuel consumption. Any suggestions? my budget is 13k.
What is wrong with your current car? If you're buying a newer one because you want to save money you won't.
I own two cars, I do 17,000 miles a year shared between the two.
Car 1, Mondeo diesel, 55MPG
Car 2, MX5, 37MPG.
If I did it in either instead of both:
17,000 miles in the Mondeo at 55MPG, £1.30/l for diesel is £1826 a year.
17,000 miles in the MX5 at 37MPG, £1.27/l for petrol is £2652.
So even though there's an 18MPG difference between the two it only costs me £826 a year more. The depreciation alone on a much newer car bought to save money would eat up that and more.This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
How many miles will you do a year and what sort of regular trips are you doing?
You COULD spend £11,000 and keep the other £2K for fuel - so you will have free fuel for the first year......supercharged RR it is
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Vauxhall ampera / chevy volt. Technically a hatchback but if you're on electric there's not much out there that will give you better MPG.0
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weight is your enemy for good fuel consumption. so go as light and small as possible
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It's easier to save more on depreciation than on fuel. Buy a cheaper car.0
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