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I can't understand anything unless it's in mpg or at least distance per volume of fuel. What is L/h, is that volume of fuel per time? *mind blown*
Yes, that's liters per hour. I believe US cars show gallons per hour when you idle. If you are not moving, then fuel consumption is based on time not mileage. Haven't seen other cars actually show it this way, but makes total sense, since mpg or l/100km makes no sense when the car is stationary. Well, mpg I suppose makes some sense, because it basically is zero miles per gallon. Not very helpful, but at least it doesn't go infinite like l/100km.
Last edited by superswiss; 09-05-2020 at 07:58 PM.
Yes, that's liters per hour. I believe US cars show gallons per hour when you idle. If you are not moving, then fuel consumption is based on time not mileage. Haven't seen other cars actually show it this way, but makes total sense, since mpg or l/100km makes no sense when the car is stationary. Well, mpg I suppose makes some sense, because it basically is zero miles per gallon. Not very helpful, but at least it doesn't go infinite like l/100km.
Yeah, that does make sense if I think about it. So how much are you getting when you're moving?
Very nice. I get around 22mpg average with mix driving. On the highway, I've been getting 26-27mpg with AC on full blast. I think it's very possible to hit 30mpg or even a bit above that when not using AC or heating. To be honest, I am surprised at how efficient these cars are nowadays.
Last update bois, I wouldve had 415-420 km of range extra left but sadly some rs3 was flashing its lights and tryna ride my bumper so I felt the need to give it a healthy sport + w the suspension on comfort w the esp off and gave it a full send until I couldnt see rs3 anymore 😂😂😂😂and got home but yeah even w that little annoying moment ruining my range I still got a really healthy cruise today starting w the range I had w a full tank love the 43 and especially the awd
Very nice. I get around 22mpg average with mix driving. On the highway, I've been getting 26-27mpg with AC on full blast. I think it's very possible to hit 30mpg or even a bit above that when not using AC or heating. To be honest, I am surprised at how efficient these cars are nowadays.
Actually, we get similar mpg to what you mention, but I am surprised that the numbers arent higher. Our AMG GTS matches those numbers , if driven reasonably like we drive the C43 Cabrio, and our C7 ZO6 with 650 hp could beat those numbers. The mpg is down about 4 mpg from the M235 we traded in for the C43. We still love the car, but lack of mpg is a bit surprising. The GTS has a 7-speed DCT. If it had an 8 or 9-speed, it would probably get better mpg.
I am at a 17.8 mpg average over the last 10,000 miles that I have owned the car (virtually all short-distance city driving). Not bad given that it has been stage 1 tuned for 9k of those miles. The mpg is slightly lower for the last few hundred miles since I started running an E30 fuel blend.
@C43HeartBoost ive been tuned since like 15k I have like 60k on the car and so far the cars been reliable and been consistently giving me good mpg, probably because Ive been running 94 octane (ultra 94)ever since I broke in the car/got it at 0 km, broke it in all the way, strictly followed instruction havent even had the need to get a service done from mb only alignments as alignments are only done properly by mb for 4MATIC for the c43. Im honestly so happy with this car if I uploaded my dyno sheet w stage 1 on a c43 2019 I think people will be very happy to see the numbers 😉
I also beat a 2020 m4 competition pack but he was stock, still surprising to see my car gap tf out of a track oriented m4 competition pack and 3000 lbs weight (almost 700-800 lbs) lighter then the c43 which weights I think 3975 lbs or something again dont quote me on that one exactly but ik its roughly 4000 lbs, with just a intake and tune and Factory PE which is a whole another reason why I love the mileage on this car its absolutely brilliant
@TWINTURBOS haha trust me bro same but sometimes you gotta just cruise 😂😂😅 after putting almost like 60k On my c43 Im starting to drive it more wisely these days 😅 and thats after I had a Used 2018 c43 coupe on which I put 30k on until it ended up getting totaled by a ****ing soccer mom from the side but thats a whole another story for another day for the forum 😂😂😂😂😂😂 at the end of the day everything happens for a reason and I ended up getting blessed w a nice 2019 for 0$
@TWINTURBOS haha trust me bro same but sometimes you gotta just cruise 😂😂😅 after putting almost like 60k On my c43 Im starting to drive it more wisely these days 😅 and thats after I had a Used 2018 c43 coupe on which I put 30k on until it ended up getting totaled by a ****ing soccer mom from the side but thats a whole another story for another day for the forum 😂😂😂😂😂😂 at the end of the day everything happens for a reason and I ended up getting blessed w a nice 2019 for 0$
oh man, that sucks about the accident but upgrading to a 19 for free is pretty sweet. Maybe when I've driven mine for 40k, I'll calm down a bit 😁
Idk man. I do mainly city driving with some brief spurts on the highway.. I get about 18 mpg just running around my area and 21-22 if I take a 30min trip or something. It's not very good, but it sounds great!
Cruising at speeds of 130-140 Km at 9th gear w light throttle response you dont have to be a granny driver to get good mileage as long as your below or about at 2k rpms and are not engaging boost or very slightly engaging it
09-05-2020, 07:10 PM
