Not exact matches
No, he is a taxi driver who
drives over 300
km per DAY.
Our 19 month old daughter just logged
over 2500
km in 3 days in the booster seat as we
drove across the counrty to attend a funeral.
The car somehow
drove over to the opposite side of the road at 90
km / h (55 mph) and collided with a bus head on.
We averaged an indicated 2.2 L / 100
km over about 30 miles of mixed
driving, equivalent to an astonishing 107 mpg, but only because the majority of those miles were covered in E-Power mode with the engine switched off.
when I am
driving (
over 60
km in speed), I feel like the engine is holding back and loosing power or about to stall.
Just was
driving at about 30
km / h and the border of the sidewalks was kind of coming into the street... Just rolled
over the edgy part.
The complete lap (as run by the Zonda R) is 20.832
km, but many of the times from industry pool sessions are set
over 20.600
km due to the need to
drive slowly past the old pits.
Once it launches later this year, up to 20 competitors will
drive race - prepped Model S P100Ds through three qualifying rounds, a 37 - mile (60
km) day race, with a second race that evening
over the same distance.
Of course, claimed fuel numbers rarely match real - life numbers, and our Tacoma measured 15.2 L / 100
km during a two - thirds / one - third mix of city / highway
driving, while its trip computer recorded a more optimistic 14.1 L / 100
km over the same time period.
As well as recording
drives on circuits, AMG TRACK PACE can also be used to register acceleration such as the sprint from standstill to 100
km / h or
over a quarter of a mile as well as deceleration values.
Its sports car soul creates unique
driving sensations, both on the road and when racing, where velocity and transverse accelerations offer even the most expert driver unrivalled
driving thrills: from 0 to 100
km / h in just 4.5 seconds flat, 258
km / h of top speed, deceleration peaks in the range of 1.2 g and lateral acceleration peaks
over 1.1 g. All this is also achieved with a balanced weight distribution, with 40 % on the front axle and 60 % on the rear.
On the other hand, even the CVT can't make the Forester quite as frugal as some of its competition, my 10.6 litres per 100
km average
over 1,500 kilometres of mostly highway
driving certainly no better than average.
Matched to a seven - speed automatic, the rear -
drive S65 will hit 100
km / h in just
over four seconds.
On the road, I actually beat the estimates, with the car's 4.2 - inch instrument cluster display declaring an average of 5.3 L / 100
km over more than 700
km of urban and highway
driving.
The mid-life update would add semi-autonomous
driving tech too, which would allow the driver to hand
over the controls to the car at speeds of up to 60
km / h in the city and up to 130
km / h on the highway.
Other gasoline - only powered Civic sedans and coupes get 39 mpg ‑ US (6.0 L / 100
km; 47 mpg ‑ imp) in highway tests, an improvement of 3 mpg ‑ US (3.6 mpg ‑ imp)
over previous generation, and 28 mpg ‑ US (8.4 L / 100
km; 34 mpg ‑ imp) for city
driving.
Over the course of three days and
driving through nine states, the couple averaged 84.1 miles per gallon (35.71
km / l), spending only 4.65 cents per mile.
It produced unexpected power and torque, also pairing nicely with the six - speed automatic transmission for safe overtaking on various occasions, undoubtedly contributing to the car's fuel consumption of 8.9 L / 100
km in a mix of urban and country
driving over a length of around 85
km.
We took the xDrive50i out in the first leg of our
drive, traveling
over 200
km along the Sea to Sky Highway in Vancouver.
Keep in mind the test car was just
over 350
km old and today's
drive was more about judging the car's handling capabilities, rather than how it
drives around town.
Imagine this: the Porsche 959 is
over 30 years old now, but it features intelligent four - wheel
drive, adjustable suspension, can go from 0 to 60 mph in 3.6 seconds and can reach up to 209 mph or 336
km / h, depending on the power output.
Driving home from the launch saw the car's consumption drop from 10.8 to 8.7 L / 100 km — helped by over 100 km of freeway driving, but also offset by about 30 km of peak - hour Melbourne traffic, including roughly 5 km of bumper - to - bumper
Driving home from the launch saw the car's consumption drop from 10.8 to 8.7 L / 100
km — helped by
over 100
km of freeway
driving, but also offset by about 30 km of peak - hour Melbourne traffic, including roughly 5 km of bumper - to - bumper
driving, but also offset by about 30
km of peak - hour Melbourne traffic, including roughly 5
km of bumper - to - bumper morass.
A shocking piece of news has emerged as an Audi Q7 was taken out of Audi's Authorized Service Station (Audi Mumbai West) in Kalina for a joyride from midnight to 7.45 AM in the morning, was found
over speeding and was
driven, unauthorized for 100
kms.
Claiming to deliver 15 kmpl, we managed to extract a decent 11 kmpl during our test
drive of
over 300
kms in the new XC90.
While we couldn't match the 4.9 L / 100
km claim, we saw an average of 5.6 L
over 1300
km worth of
driving (most of it highway), or roughly 850
km from the 47 - litre tank.
My numbers ended up being 9.7 L / 100
km over a 300
km stretch with the car, but with an average speed of 87
km / h and an exuberant
driving style, that's a respectable outcome.
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Over my 236.6
km of mixed
driving (urban plus highway), the car returned an average of 19.9
km / l, according to the trip computer.
Or, recharge regularly, use EcoPro mode appropriately, and average better than 6 L / 100
km, as we did
over three days and 450 -
km of mixed
driving.
The full CTS - V remains rear - wheel
drive, though, and will do the 0 - 100
km / h sprint in under four seconds and top out
over 320
km / h.
The Sport Turismo is a plug - in hybrid which can be
driven in pure electric mode up to 130
km / h and
over 30
km.
That's a good but not brilliant number, given the Volkswagen Golf 103TSI we tested
over the long term was averaging 7.1 L / 100
km — and without the same mix of freeway
driving and soft - pedal eco operation around town that the BMW saw.
The 2015 CR - V features increased EPA fuel economy ratings of 27/34/29 mpg (8.7 / 6.9 / 8.1 l / 100
km)(city / highway / combined) for front - wheel -
drive models and 26/33/28 mpg (9.0 / 7.1 / 8.4 l / 100
km) for Real Time AWD models, both increasing +4 / +3 / +3 mpg
over 2014 models — i.e., an increase in the combined rating of 11.5 % and 12 %, respectively, compared to the 2014 models.
On test, we averaged 7.9 L / 100
km over a week's
driving in a variety of freeway and urban conditions, which was a little way from the 5.9 L / 100
km official claim.
It comes paired with Suzuki's ALLGRIP all - wheel
drive as standard and a six - speed manual gearbox, but will still return
over 52mpg with CO2 emissions of 127g /
km — trumping the naturally aspirated 1.6.
A 28kWh lithium - ion battery also aids the electric motor thereby providing a
driving range of
over 250
kms on a full charge.
With Kia development teams targeting a pure electric range of
over 60 kilometres (combined, New European
Driving Cycle) before its 2.0 - litre GDI (gasoline direct injection) engine kicks in, the new model could emit just 34 g /
km CO2 (combined, NEDC), ensuring low running costs and maximum practicality for private and fleet buyers.
The latest addition to Kia's hybrid crossover range substantially reduces emissions
over the more conventional Niro hybrid — engineers are targeting combined CO2 emissions below 30 g /
km and a zero - emissions pure - electric
driving range of
over 55 kilometres.
Fuel consumption rose from 8.0 to 8.2 L / 100
km over the week — and that was despite a fair amount of open - road
driving factored in.
Unless you're a serious off - roader, avoid the four - wheel -
drive 178bhp 2.0 diesel as it returns just
over 55mpg on the combined cycle and emits 134g /
km of CO2.
Its been good five days and I managed to
drive just
over 200
Kms in Delhi traffic.
We
drove over 600 kilometres in the X4 on predominantly shorter country runs, but with a few longer freeway excursions managed to average fuel consumption of 8.5 L / 100
km.
The car reduces fuel consumption by up to 12 %
over a regular 1.2 Lounge in urban
driving, with 113g /
km CO2 emission.
The concept vehicle with its 416 hp (306 kW) of peak system power is designed to be
driven in pure electric mode up to a speed of 130
km / h and can cover distances of
over 30
km.
Drivetrain: 2.0 Litre, 144hp, 139lb - ft, 4 - cylinder, CVT transmission, front wheel
drive Performance: 11 litres per 100
km in mostly city
driving VVUZZ Summary: A solid entrant in the small crossover space, but one that values style
over driver enjoyment
Driving with high beams on is a major issue in Indian driving conditions, but with the S - Class if no other road user is detected, the road is straight and the vehicle speed is over 40 km / h, the additional Ultra Range High beam goes on automat
Driving with high beams on is a major issue in Indian
driving conditions, but with the S - Class if no other road user is detected, the road is straight and the vehicle speed is over 40 km / h, the additional Ultra Range High beam goes on automat
driving conditions, but with the S - Class if no other road user is detected, the road is straight and the vehicle speed is
over 40
km / h, the additional Ultra Range High beam goes on automatically.
We were a bit disappointed about the fuel consumption, that fell well short of the official claim of 4.5 L / 100
km with a reading
over a week of
driving in a variety of circumstances of 7.0 L — and the air - conditioning's struggle to cope with summer Melbourne weather once the temperature gauge topped 30 degrees.
The Mercedes S - Class detects such unevenness by means of the stereo camera which sets up the suspension in advance to deal with the situation, in practical purposes, you can
drive over a speed hump at 40
km / hr without even noticing it.
The project aims to deliver full hybrid equivalent fuel economy and performance with less than 70 g /
km CO2 emissions as measured
over the European
Drive Cycle, but at a significantly lower cost.
It was quiet on the journey up - country and,
over approximately 600
km of open - road
driving, fuel consumption was 9.3 L / 100
km.