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Old 19-02-2007, 11:44 AM   #1
XR Rob
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Default Fuel Economy In My XR6

OK, in the three weeks of owning the XR6, I have experimented:

Week 1 - adaptive shift - about 405km from the tank. Admittably this was 98 octane because I wanted to give the car a good clean out, so maybe that ****** things up a bit, sensor-wise?

Week 2 - economy - about 450km from the tank on 91 octane.

Week 3 - performance - was about 450km and the car saying it had another 40km left when I refuelled. Again, regular old 91 octane.

Each week has been the same... driving to work... stop-start traffic... air conditioning from time to time. Not a lot of variation between the three weeks.

Any idea why performance, of all the settings, has whipped the **** of settings which, you would think, would be more fuel conservative?!?!?

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