YOUR RESEARCH3.2 MPG - Page 1 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK
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I haven't worked it out, but it looks like it's doing around about mid-twenties to the gallon compared to my old Elan which returned early thirties. This is on a fairly easy commute to work. I think you can get it as low as you like when thrashing it though...
my boxster s is doing around 24-25mpg around town and 32/33mpg on the motorway. if you nail it however it is a different matter entirely and you could quite possibly see 3.2mpg
I get 28-29 on a motorway run. Low twenties around town and.. 9-14mpg on track! Can't be trying hard enough...!
what mpg do other owners get, can't help thinking mine should do more than it's doing.
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