Hi everybody, my family and me have bought a Fiat tipo 5doors 120cv gasoline, and in the papers of dealer, say that are 6 litres on 100 kms, but on internet i search and put 8 litres on car sell websites.
On one week we have the car here.

In my countre we calculate on litres each 100 kms
For that i want to know the truth, how much litres consume this car?
Thanks!

Only 2 people have put figures on Fuelly so far - http://www.fuelly.com/car/fiat/tipo/2016

How much fuel it uses depends entirely on how it's driven though. If you want to know your own consumption figures, register on fuelly and enter your fuel ups on there as you drive the car.

Our Alfa Giulietta 1,4 MA 170HP, ( same Fiat engine, but higher tuned) bought new in 2016, consumes a LOT more than advertised.
1:20 average according to the specs, in real life, about 1:12......!

hi i dont understand u when u say 1:20 or 1:12. what is it?

hhey hi. on that web only appear 1.6 diesel
i have the 120 hp petrol

zlemon said:

hi i dont understand u when u say 1:20 or 1:12. what is it?

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1 litre fuel for 20 km's, or 1 litre fuel for 12 km's..

Spritmonitor.de has a few more (12 so far):
https://www.spritmonitor.de/en/over...pe=2&constyear_s=2015&power_s=120&powerunit=2

the average is around 8 l/100 km, so I wouldn't expect much more than that, depending on how You drive.

santa said:

Spritmonitor.de has a few more (12 so far):
https://www.spritmonitor.de/en/over...pe=2&constyear_s=2015&power_s=120&powerunit=2

the average is around 8 l/100 km, so I wouldn't expect much more than that, depending on how You drive.

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That's indeed our average consumption as well,, although Alfa (Fiat) claimes 5L/100km for the 1,4 Turbo engine..

Peter Pick-Up said:

That's indeed our average consumption as well,, although Alfa (Fiat) claimes 5L/100km for the 1,4 Turbo engine..

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The average for my old Bravo (with the 120 T-jet) was 7.3 l/100 km (or 13.6 km/l), which was a bit below the official average of 14.9 km/l.

The T-jet is a good engine but not a very fuel efficient one.

As a comparison, my current Mazda CX-3 with the 2.0 NA engine, producing the same amount of hp and torque (although at a slightly higher rpm) as the T-jet in my Bravo, has an offical average of 17.2 l/100 km (48.6 mpg) and my average is 16 km/l (45.2 mpg) and that's with an auto transmission.