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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Focus / May 2004

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John Folkers - 25 May 2004 16:07 GMT
Hi ..just bought a brandnew  2004 Focus stationwagon ZTW. My millage sucks
and is not anywhere near what it should be. Get about 1:8 or 9......is this
normal and what millage do you get.?? Thanks John Folkers
Basic Wedge - 25 May 2004 22:25 GMT
Hi John. Congratulations on the new car and welcome to the NG. You'll find
several Focus wagon owners here - myself among them.

I've never seen fuel economy figures expressed quite the way you've got it.
Is that one litre to eight or nine kms? If so, that seems a bit high...
Perhaps your car is still sorting itself out. My car uses about 9l/100kms or
31 miles per Imperial gallon during combined driving (city/highway).

Rob

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> Hi ..just bought a brandnew  2004 Focus stationwagon ZTW. My millage sucks
> and is not anywhere near what it should be. Get about 1:8 or 9......is this
> normal and what millage do you get.??
John Folkers - 26 May 2004 03:58 GMT
Yes sorry its one litre for 8 or 9 km....
> Hi John. Congratulations on the new car and welcome to the NG. You'll find
> several Focus wagon owners here - myself among them.
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> this
> > normal and what millage do you get.??
lesleyb - 28 May 2004 15:55 GMT
manufacturer rule of thumb is that fuel economy improves and should be most
accurate by 10,000km so please give the car a chance to break in.also the
fuel economy rating are designed to give you an opportunity to compare
vehicles as they have to go through the same test.Is it a real world
test?absolutely not!Will you ever get the results in that book?Doubtful.

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