1.8Tsi Fuel Consumption

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5 August, 201411 yr

Just done an indicated 45.8 mpg on a 300 mile run to Scotland.. Pretty pleased with that. 1.8 Is also great fun on these Scots roads. 2nd and 3rd gear still make me smile ...

5 August, 201411 yr

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5 August, 201411 yr

Just bought a 1.8 TSI Scout. (New car thread to follow soon)

Blackburn to London yesterday at 41.5 mpg.

Pretty pleased. Sitting somewhere between 70 & 80 mph - allegedly.

6 August, 201411 yr

Remap it and get another 10% better mpg :clap:

6 August, 201411 yr

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I've been in the club 4 years ;-) Well the 1.8 club...

6 August, 201411 yr

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Remap it and get another 10% better mpg :clap:

Tempting .... The only thing that puts me off is :

1) Cost of Remap

2) Increased insurance premium

I only do about 6k miles a year and it would take me a long time to recoup that 10%.... The extra performance would be nice but I'm looking for the right V8 Dax Rush so the Scouts performance is adequate.

6 August, 201411 yr

Ah yeah, forgot the Brit Insurance scam

Enjoy it as it is, a cracking car

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