New Octavia 1.8 DSG 4x4

[Normcall]

Now they have twigged that diesels do pollute more than petrol, maybe I'll be able to replace my scout.

 

Everything seems to be diesel with just a few petrol versions available of anything. As I only do 7000 miles a year, petrol has to be the only choice - the 3.6 4x4 suberb looks interesting.

 

Anyone know if we can order a 4x4 petrol scout from abroad?

[cosmic]

1.8tsi 4x4 dsg

Impressive. What kind of commuting you do to achieve this results?

[PUFPAF]

I think he is either cheating or getting paid by Skoda to promote close to official consumption figures :p

 

Joking. The figures are possible, only you need to be banned from all cities

[Kabe111]

Impressive. What kind of commuting you do to achieve this results?

Its mostly short drives to the store, and driving the kids around. but not much city driving.

 

1200km was on 1 week vacation with 3 kids and 2 adults and a fully loaded trunk. ended up on 7.9 on that trip

 

Normally we get about 6.5l/100km

All time low to work was 5.9l/100km but I almost went out and pushed the car by hand in all the hills.. LOL

 

I have a 2008 1,9 TDI dsg for commuting. Average last 5000km is 4.6l/100km on that one.

[cosmic]

Its mostly short drives to the store, and driving the kids around. but not much city driving.

1200km was on 1 week vacation with 3 kids and 2 adults and a fully loaded trunk. ended up on 7.9 on that trip

Normally we get about 6.5l/100km

All time low to work was 5.9l/100km but I almost went out and pushed the car by hand in all the hills.. LOL

I have a 2008 1,9 TDI dsg for commuting. Average last 5000km is 4.6l/100km on that one.

Well I thought so. As i said, I'm living in the "red zone", where the bicycles are faster during the rush hour. I too managed to keep my VRS Tfsi with 250hp well below 7 litres on a long trip, but far from the city, and the highway too.

I will do some more research, I'm not in a hurry. Still have sell my present car.

Thanks guys for the info.