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3.0 2007 Model
with a total of some 9.5k miles, my usual suburb driving is about 17-18 mpg while hwy is about 23-25 mpg
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Just to add to my prev post I was running 98RON fuel and set the cruise at 70 and did a none stop 226 miles lucky with only 1 small traffic jam, plus remember the USA gallon is less than the UK Gallon so the US readings will be lower. In the Uk the 2008 model gets a revised ECU for better mpg and lower CO2s (244 I think), so i expect this would be better for 2-3 mpg on top of mine which is the 2007 model and a CO2 of 260.
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Is this something other than what the mileage indicator says? Thanks Veera |
You use a calculator. divide miles driven into gallons of gas you add to fill up the vehicle...
Craig |
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To get an accurate reading on hwy miles, you need to start it while driving on the freeway not before getting on since an uphill climb will mess up the numbers. You can do the same thing for street driving. It's pretty accurate and I use it a lot if I want to monitor my gas consumption and driving habits. |
How do you reset the mpg calculator. It seems to be just a running total of when I bought the car and average gas consumption used since then.
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You need to go the Navigation section on your idrive and go to trip computer. you can reset it on every trip. |
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"To reset average consumption: Press the BC button on the turn signal lever for approx. 2 seconds" |
Mine is giving 18mpg on avg. in mixed city/hwy driving. It has improved since I got it, when it gave 16.5mpg
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Got my X5 on 2007/09, now has 19000km (11806 mile). Driving daily for work, highway and city. (Think about the rush hours.) My best record was 29.635 mpg (12.6 KM/L) on a 150 mile (241 KM) non-stop, highway trip. I had strong tail wind :D |
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