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Old 30-08-2012, 11:30   #1
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So i though I would check mine for sure. Not towing it will do between 27 and 32.5 (my brother drove it to London 'fast' and it was 27) 65mph'ish = 32.

I had to tow my car trailer, 500kg and pick up a car, 1350kg, so 1850 return load. Obviously 55-60 with the car on but it averaged 27!! 95% motorway btw.

I just love Terrano's! They are brilliant!
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Old 30-08-2012, 12:32   #2
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remember that the terrano's speedo is out. which makes it look like you get more MPG.
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only real mpg test is to fill to the brim, i think mine got around 32mpg on a long run when i did that
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We brimed it a number of times, but if the speedo's are notoriously wrong, what about the mileage counter?
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We brimed it a number of times, but if the speedo's are notoriously wrong, what about the mileage counter?
I am assuming the milage must also be as far out as the speedo, therefore the 'brim' MPG test is aslo inacurate, but sadly there is not much else you can do
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I guess you could use a satnav unit to gauge mileage?
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I guess you could use a satnav unit to gauge mileage?
yep, the same with speed I tend to assume that the truth lies somewhere between the two figures as there is no way to prove your sat nav is any more accurate than your speedo. I have two tomtom's and they both vary from each other as well as th speedo
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