POST 1Original post
Do we have the offical manufacturers MPG numbers? I cannot seem to find them.
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POST 2Original post
I think I saw 19-27 or 1mpg worse than the Boxster S which is rated at 20-28. I'm assuming the larger engine burns more fuel than the small improvement in aerodynamic efficiency.
POST 3Original post
For the manual, 18.5 urban and 36.2 extra-urban. The tiptronic is 17.3 and 35.8. On the Porsche UK website, there isn't a combined figure, but then just average the other two for that.
POST 4Original post
that's for imperial gallons isn't it?
POST 5Original post
I think so....the website doesn't give you all the small print details as a Cayman brochure probably would, but the site gives the urban and extra-urban values for manual and tiptronic in l/100k and miles per gallon/mpg
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