Mine will do around 270 miles and I fill up when they fuel light comes on. Costs around £100 to fill.

Usually fill up when range left shows around 50 miles...about £100 to fill.

Range on a full tank, if just around town then about 275 but on a long motorway run at a steady 70 I've managed 400 miles......Great car though and with an overall average annual mileage of around 8000, my dash mpg indicator moves between 16 - 23mpg  Carl

Doubt i'll be covering any more than 5000 a year. So sounds like the SC model is the one for me !

I have 4.4 non turbo just done 230 mile trip on just over half tank
Speeds ranging from stop start on m25 car park to 110 mph
But my philosophy is it uses what it uses
Cosmo

The tank is quoted at 75 litres though I recently managed to get to range of 0 miles and it took 83 litres. Therefore about £100-110 for a fill up. I managed 20 mpg through SE England and France with fully loaded car plus mix of motorway, A roads, B roads and urban.

No traffic flows anymore even on motorways...baring that in mind..your probably looking at a realistic 14-16 mpg...that is what i used to average and that was on a 400+ mile journey that i did regularly from Nottingham to Aberdeen. Gone but not forgotten, 2005 RRS SC first edition, BMW 2010 Z4,TVR Tamora, TVR Cerb, MERC SL 55 AMG, E46 M3, Z4, Jag S type R, Skyline R33 GTR 640 bhp, Evo FQ 400, L322 RR, X5, Lotus Esprit V8 twin turbo, Lotus Elise 135r, Nissan Murano, Honda S2000, 911, Boxster s...and a few more

If you can afford a sc then fuel not a problem

Went to edinburgh yesterday, filled the tank £106 shell petrol, it was reading 6 miles left in the tank, we did 343 miles and had 38 remaining, used the cruise control as much as possible stuck to the speed limits on the a1 60 and 70 all the way so not too bad for a v8 supercharged.

I did just over 200 miles on half a tank yesterday. I was very impressed, was expecting to use over 3/4's.