I see it sunk in then! ;)
I see it sunk in then! ;)
Aye which is either pretty good or pretty poor, depending on your perspective of course. :-p
This one returns high 30s if I stick to the speed limit on a long run (like, London and back) or on my commute. I can't see her recording more than 40 unless I stick to the truckers' speed for mile after mile after mile... never stop... have the tyres up at 45 PSI... you get the idea...
220bhp 740 kg :)
Heh.
136 bhp. Something over 1,300 kg I'm sure of it. Maybe nearly 1,500 kg with me in it. :-(I had had a perfectly normal trip back along the motorway doing a not so steady 80-85 on the way home and this just made everything seem so pointless as he cut me up at the lights
I was trying to beat my 27 and a bit mpg on the way home :(
At least it has some kind of impact protection..
It probably would if I GAF either way :-)
The one time I've done that, was driving from home to Leeds and I got 48mpg :-)
Pah, Kermy would break 50 without problem and had a high point of 58.
And that was two up.
Very true. And besides, it has more power and slightly less weight than the Mondeo TDCi I was looking at...
They're jolly clever little engines.
And I love the RX-8.
Wish Mazda or Ford sold the RX-8d though... they're thirsty... :)
Hmmm - rotary diesel - could it be done? Doubt the compression could be made high enough - would solve the apex lube problem though I bet.
Sounds about right. Was it as noisy at 50 mph was people say? It must have been scary doing 58 mph in a teapot.
Rolls-Royce made 4 a long long time ago.
Mine probably would, but I don't have the patience or self control to acheive it :-)
Cruise control and a good book.
I, as you well know, don't have cruise :) And I still very much doubt I'd sit at some slow speed for more than about 10 seconds anyway :D
Aie I know, but that's how *I* do it.
Impossible without.
Well, difficult.
Cruise also works at higher speeds though... :)
Best I've ever had is 26.1mpg Zeebrugge - Hamburg at a 75-110mph cruise apart from crawling past Antwerp.
The 142mph average Hamburg - Denmark @ ~17mpg pulled the average for the trip down quite a bit. :)
The second tankful I ever put in the car was dispatched at 14.8mpg hooning around East Lothian field boundaries - short straights linking tight corners - at >0.5G in at least one direction... 8D
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Even so, I'd still consider that pretty damn good for that sort of average speed.
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