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rigpig100 Member Since: 30 Jul 2013 Location: angloa until the 18th !! Posts: 263 |
I average 22 mpg in the TDV8 but I think it would be better on a long run.
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Thu Sep 12 2013 5:12pm |
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shadrack Member Since: 12 Sep 2013 Location: north east Posts: 220 |
hi, so 22 av on the tdv8, same as m3 then, yeh the m3 is unbelievable considering, well thats what it says on the screen, i get 230-280 miles per £70 fill whatever that is, but a tank usually lasts 3-5 weeks so thats why im thinking SC, also think the performance could be more what im used to, hopefully going to view a tdv8 and a SC on saturday, going to see the diesel first tho as i have a feeling if i go in the SC first i wont view a diesel! i would maybe entertain a v6 but i cant see the point tbh, my x5 was 231bhp and i thought it was slow so the 190 of the v6 is probly not going to light me up, however i may keep the m3 yet and p/x the 318ci instead. |
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Thu Sep 12 2013 5:25pm |
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rigpig100 Member Since: 30 Jul 2013 Location: angloa until the 18th !! Posts: 263 |
TDV8 with a re-map will get you there in plenty of time mate. |
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Thu Sep 12 2013 5:29pm |
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PEACHY Member Since: 07 Nov 2010 Location: Birmingham Posts: 2793 |
That's an easy 1 Supercharged all day long - 14 mpg urban at the moment using Shell V Nitro + - if you can find a low mileage RRS even better Test drive both the DIESEL & then the real V8 then decide. If fuel price is not a factor then I'd go for the Petrol - better spec as standard
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Thu Sep 12 2013 6:33pm |
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shadrack Member Since: 12 Sep 2013 Location: north east Posts: 220 |
chears peachy, what are the SC like for power compared to things like m3? if you get 14 mpg urban as long as it will do towards the 20 i wont really notice much to the m3, its only for weekends really and i suddenly realised i live in the sticks and for the last 6 years every winter we have had snow thats meant only the x5 was used for about a month and i currently have no 4x4 at all, ive always had a car or 2 and an x5 |
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Thu Sep 12 2013 6:38pm |
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PEACHY Member Since: 07 Nov 2010 Location: Birmingham Posts: 2793 |
395bhp that's alway been enough for me - the RRS is a pleasure to drive - I've got the itch a few times over the summer to look for something else. In the end I can't find nothing ( in my price range ) that looks or works like the Sport.
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Thu Sep 12 2013 6:47pm |
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shadrack Member Since: 12 Sep 2013 Location: north east Posts: 220 |
thats why i dont want to drive a SC first!! ive only done 1800 miles in the m3 in 6 month so milage no issue, i wanted an rs4 but figured a rrs sc may do everything including lugging around child items more easily |
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Thu Sep 12 2013 6:51pm |
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simple1 Member Since: 15 Jan 2006 Location: Somerset Posts: 1657 |
Had a B7 RS4 Avant, and still have my B5. I owned my modded Sport at the same time and weapon of choice was always the Sport when it was on the drive.
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Thu Sep 12 2013 7:15pm |
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V8SC Member Since: 29 Oct 2011 Location: Hampshire Posts: 145 |
Welcome Shadrack, - I agree with Peachy. If you only do 5000 miles per year SC is the one. I had the same considerations as you and haven't regretted the SC for one minute. I do 6000 annually, three quarters of which is motorway and average 18.6mpg overall. About 14mpg around town as Peachy says. Great car, enjoy whatever you get Carl |
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Thu Sep 12 2013 9:06pm |
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Ridgebacks Member Since: 26 Aug 2013 Location: Ipswich Posts: 49 |
Welcome Shadrack
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Fri Sep 13 2013 6:07am |
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