C220 cdi fuel consumption
Last edited by d198208; Apr 4, 2008 at 03:11 PM.
I am unable to comment yet as I have not been able to drive to much.
Thank you Manchester Merc,I was assured by the MB dealers workshop manager before purchase that as long as I can prove that I have done the servicing ie photos & reciepts for oil & filters , I can service the vehicle & keep my warranty Being of Scots descent & having always done my own servicing , I could not come at $400 + to change the oil & filter.My cost for 6.5 litres of Mobil 1 ESP5w30 = $65 + oil filter $25.
I hope you are enjoying your 220 CDI as much as I am.Achieved 5.6l /100km on a 60km run yesrterday!
It's still to cold here just to sit in the car and mess.
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Last edited by ManchesterMerc; Apr 4, 2008 at 04:03 PM. Reason: more info
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'quick' driving (not mental driving i hasten to add) town: 30-34mpg
'quick' driving motorway: 38-41mpg
leisurely driving with occasional blast town: 38-43mpg
leisurely driving at 60-75mph on motorway: 45-51mpg
Also bear in mind i do use the tiptronic box as i live in a 'hill' area i.e. selecting 2/3rd for hill and highish gear downhill to hold car so dont have to brake too much at the bottom... actually i realise i do this cause it's fun!
more than to save fuel! obviously i dont intend to blow the engine...There's no clever reason why i have put down a variation, only that these are figures i remember seeing after the same journeys i.e. i make the same journey town and motorway quite often.
And finally, i have around 10k mileage. when i first got the car, it felt really tight...how does that saying go.."tight as a camel's **** in a sandstorm"..

I was quite dissapointed with the mpg to start with, but i guess the parts loosened up and/or i got used to the car.
One thing I've noticed is that the fuel economy improves dramatically it you maintain constant speed. Accelerate / brake / accelerate and the economy suffers badly.
I'm looking forward to getting my car and comparing. Just for those who may be interested, I'm currently driving BMW 320d, and with a 50:50 mix of city/freeway driving, I average about 7.0-7.5L/100km.
I'm looking forward to getting my car and comparing. Just for those who may be interested, I'm currently driving BMW 320d, and with a 50:50 mix of city/freeway driving, I average about 7.0-7.5L/100km.
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Just tried a normal CD in mine and the same thing happens. Manual states you can load MP3's & WMA files so I would suggest converting your CD's to MP3's and give that a try. Hopefully that should sort it out.
There are a few owner's reports on this model at:
www.germancarzone.com


