Gary A Posted May 17, 2016 Share Posted May 17, 2016 I have a 2015 Isuzu V Cross. It is a 3.0 liter with plenty of power and is 4X4. I just got back after a 1,300 kilometer road trip. I got 15.35 kpl. Even local driving I get better than 14 KPL. i think that's impressive for a 3.0 liter 4X4. Isuzu has been the fuel economy champ for many years. The new 2016 1.9 liter diesel is supposed to be the most efficient. I don't know about that but I am pleased with my 3.0 liter diesel. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Woodsie888 Posted May 17, 2016 Share Posted May 17, 2016 Lost the logic in that statement Sorry Ace, I should have expanded a little, but it was early and now it's late! My comment was a response to IMHO's post. Mitsubishi have been exposed having mislead consumers regarding fuel consumption claims of their vehicles. This has been viewed as a very large scandal in Japan and caused the share price of Mitsubishi Motors to collapse. Nissan bought a third of the Company last week for about 3 billion USD. Carlos Goshn CEO Renault/Nissan will now start calling the shots. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JAS21 Posted May 18, 2016 Share Posted May 18, 2016 (edited) I have a 2015 Isuzu V Cross. It is a 3.0 liter with plenty of power and is 4X4. I just got back after a 1,300 kilometer road trip. I got 15.35 kpl. Even local driving I get better than 14 KPL. i think that's impressive for a 3.0 liter 4X4. Isuzu has been the fuel economy champ for many years. The new 2016 1.9 liter diesel is supposed to be the most efficient. I don't know about that but I am pleased with my 3.0 liter diesel. Gary ... I had one of the very first 3L V-Cross ... early 2012. km/l were impressive. Driving from Nonthaburi to Kanchanaburi, which we did many times, I used to get indicated quite a bit better than 16km/l in the first year or so. Then a relative bought one and I drove it ... wow I asked, why did it feel so much smoother than mine... EGR Blanked he said, so we did mine. And after that mine felt better as well but I noticed that I didn't see that 99km/l on deceleration, as often as before, and the fuel consumption was worse ... that was a surprise. The other thing that I noticed was that the engine took longer to warm up, because of no gas flow through the EGR cooler I suspected. Kept it like that for about a year and then removed the blanks, but I never really got the indicated original km/l back, saw the 99km/l again though on deceleration . Very unfortunately I only started to use fuelly.com in about April 2014 so don't have any actual records before that. I never found that my actual km/l matched my indicated km/l. In it's day it was impressive. The seats were more comfy than my EV...... As you say the new 1.9L should be a winner. Edited May 18, 2016 by JAS21 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ardokano Posted May 18, 2016 Share Posted May 18, 2016 Audi Q7 3 tdi Q5 2tdi Hi Ardo ... is that a conundrum .. Its SUV? Q7 3L tdi 140-160km/h near 8.5l/100km with out aggressive acceleration everest. fortuner (previous model) PJS(previous model) if near simular style easy be 9.5-10L/km Q7 3L tdi 60-90km/h on speed road(grany style ) near 6l/100km even 5.7 Q5 2 tdi 100-120 kmh near 6L/km with out aggressive acceleration everest. fortuner near 7.5- 8 so i think Audi diesel SUV low fuel consumption.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ardokano Posted May 18, 2016 Share Posted May 18, 2016 mistake Q5 2 tdi 100-120 kmh near 6L for 100km Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
juehoe Posted May 19, 2016 Share Posted May 19, 2016 As mention by others - the personal driving style and the traffic situation have a high influence on the fuel consumption. Modern vehicles consumes generally less fuel (at the same power). SUVs and pick-ups tend to be fuel guzzlers above a speed of 110 km/h. Our average fuel consumption with the first gen Mazda CX-5 2.2 L Diesel was at 6.7 litres per 100 km (3 years, 55,000 kilometres). Wie uses the CX-5 around Hua Hin, with some trips to Bangkok or to our families in the north-east. My Thai wife and I try to drive smooth and seldom over 130 km/h. We changed to the new face-lifted Mazda CX-5. It has no a fuel monitor, which helps to see the fuel consumption in different situations. On a smooth country-side drive (85 km/h, no high acceleration) I could achieve value just a little bit above 5 l/100 km. Highway trips with around 110/120 km/h are around 6.5 l/100km. City trips with a lot of stop-and-go can be up to 8.5 l/100 km. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gary A Posted May 20, 2016 Share Posted May 20, 2016 I have a 2015 Isuzu V Cross. It is a 3.0 liter with plenty of power and is 4X4. I just got back after a 1,300 kilometer road trip. I got 15.35 kpl. Even local driving I get better than 14 KPL. i think that's impressive for a 3.0 liter 4X4. Isuzu has been the fuel economy champ for many years. The new 2016 1.9 liter diesel is supposed to be the most efficient. I don't know about that but I am pleased with my 3.0 liter diesel. Gary ... I had one of the very first 3L V-Cross ... early 2012. km/l were impressive. Driving from Nonthaburi to Kanchanaburi, which we did many times, I used to get indicated quite a bit better than 16km/l in the first year or so. Then a relative bought one and I drove it ... wow I asked, why did it feel so much smoother than mine... EGR Blanked he said, so we did mine. And after that mine felt better as well but I noticed that I didn't see that 99km/l on deceleration, as often as before, and the fuel consumption was worse ... that was a surprise. The other thing that I noticed was that the engine took longer to warm up, because of no gas flow through the EGR cooler I suspected. Kept it like that for about a year and then removed the blanks, but I never really got the indicated original km/l back, saw the 99km/l again though on deceleration . Very unfortunately I only started to use fuelly.com in about April 2014 so don't have any actual records before that. I never found that my actual km/l matched my indicated km/l. In it's day it was impressive. The seats were more comfy than my EV...... As you say the new 1.9L should be a winner. The KPL computer is not very accurate. It always shows at least a KPL less than actual fill ups. It read 14.1 KPL when the fill up got 15.35. I guess it is not a big deal. At first I thought maybe they were not topping up the tank all the way but tank to tank has been consistent. I will ask the dealer if the computer is adjustable. I have to take it in for the new GPS map one of these days. I hope it is improved. The existing map is woefully out of date and missing many roads. Other than the expressway, I normally keep my speed around 100 KPH. The computer does show that at around 125 KPH, economy suffers. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JAS21 Posted May 20, 2016 Share Posted May 20, 2016 I have a 2015 Isuzu V Cross. It is a 3.0 liter with plenty of power and is 4X4. I just got back after a 1,300 kilometer road trip. I got 15.35 kpl. Even local driving I get better than 14 KPL. i think that's impressive for a 3.0 liter 4X4. Isuzu has been the fuel economy champ for many years. The new 2016 1.9 liter diesel is supposed to be the most efficient. I don't know about that but I am pleased with my 3.0 liter diesel.Gary ... I had one of the very first 3L V-Cross ... early 2012. km/l were impressive. Driving from Nonthaburi to Kanchanaburi, which we did many times, I used to get indicated quite a bit better than 16km/l in the first year or so. Then a relative bought one and I drove it ... wow I asked, why did it feel so much smoother than mine... EGR Blanked he said, so we did mine. And after that mine felt better as well but I noticed that I didn't see that 99km/l on deceleration, as often as before, and the fuel consumption was worse ... that was a surprise. The other thing that I noticed was that the engine took longer to warm up, because of no gas flow through the EGR cooler I suspected.Kept it like that for about a year and then removed the blanks, but I never really got the indicated original km/l back, saw the 99km/l again though on deceleration . Very unfortunately I only started to use fuelly.com in about April 2014 so don't have any actual records before that. I never found that my actual km/l matched my indicated km/l. In it's day it was impressive. The seats were more comfy than my EV...... As you say the new 1.9L should be a winner. The KPL computer is not very accurate. It always shows at least a KPL less than actual fill ups. It read 14.1 KPL when the fill up got 15.35. I guess it is not a big deal. At first I thought maybe they were not topping up the tank all the way but tank to tank has been consistent. I will ask the dealer if the computer is adjustable. I have to take it in for the new GPS map one of these days. I hope it is improved. The existing map is woefully out of date and missing many roads. Other than the expressway, I normally keep my speed around 100 KPH. The computer does show that at around 125 KPH, economy suffers. Mine was the other way...indicated km/l always more than actualStick your records on fuelly.com ...you can see mine there...same 'handle' ..... My 'speedo' was 7% fast compared with gps ...that's both incar and my garmin. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gonsalviz Posted June 26, 2016 Share Posted June 26, 2016 My low class Ford 2.2 L (new) gets 16.5 KM/Lon the highway. I can't really check anything else because I live in the boonies and have a lot of super slow driving.Hey ... that sounds good. But at what sort of speed.A while back I did some steady driving at basically a constant speed of 80 kms/hr and got six and a bit l/100kms indicated. 3.2 EV As someone else said Isuzu 3L is quite economical when new...mine was anyway...but I think fuel consumption got worse after 30000kms or so ... I was surprised 90 kph. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fullcave Posted June 27, 2016 Share Posted June 27, 2016 My low class Ford 2.2 L (new) gets 16.5 KM/Lon the highway. I can't really check anything else because I live in the boonies and have a lot of super slow driving.Hey ... that sounds good. But at what sort of speed.A while back I did some steady driving at basically a constant speed of 80 kms/hr and got six and a bit l/100kms indicated. 3.2 EV As someone else said Isuzu 3L is quite economical when new...mine was anyway...but I think fuel consumption got worse after 30000kms or so ... I was surprised 90 kph. Hopefully, not in the passing lane... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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