What's the mpg difference between the 1.0 ecoflex and 1.2 ecoflex engines?
I'm thinking of buying a Vauxhall Agila. Can you tell me the real mpg difference between the 1.0 ecoflex and 1.2 ecoflex engines?
Asked on 26 August 2013 by CarolP
Answered by
Honest John
47.2mpg for the 1.0 and 54.6 for the 1.2.
48.9mpg for the 1.0 and 48.6mpg for the 1.2 identical Suzuki Splash.
The reason could well be that the 1.0 litre cars are used for shorter journeys on which cars use more fuel than on longer runs.
48.9mpg for the 1.0 and 48.6mpg for the 1.2 identical Suzuki Splash.
The reason could well be that the 1.0 litre cars are used for shorter journeys on which cars use more fuel than on longer runs.
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