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01-05-2016, 10:08 PM
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Location: Goulburn NSW
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With the up and down and slow and fast on that section of road, I would say your 6.6l/100km was right on the money. I'm averaging 6.2l/100km with a regular freeway 96km each way commute with cruise set at indicated 115km/h (110km/h real speed) plus a little driving around town thrown in. Thats my ample frame, my work mate plus a few odds and ends in the back. On a side note, I brought my Triton to work tonight and used as much fuel on the one way trip as I would return in the Mondeo. (12.7l/100km)
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Re: Buying second hand MC Mondeo titanium
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