so we can find out whos cars will run out of fuel first
puntos for the win
puntos for the win
mpg in garage
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WTF :tosser: 
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adding a miles per gallon catagory so i have somthing in mine
to show the avrages for each car n such
to show the avrages for each car n such
Whats this garage
think i'd be in with a chance of winning this game:devil: i haven't dared work out what the MPG is when i'm having fun all i know is it uses a lot of petrol
But MPG varies constantly from fill up to fill up, It's like mileage. That has to be updated weekly
Thankfully not all my cars are on the road, so don't have to keep track of them all
Thankfully not all my cars are on the road, so don't have to keep track of them all
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i think i could lose this lol
mind you, if the punto went flat out and i drove at the same speed i might get better MPG as topgear proved!
mind you, if the punto went flat out and i drove at the same speed i might get better MPG as topgear proved!
but what if somebody has a bigger fuel tank?
also your punto isnt a multijet... so 1 you wouldnt win anything, 2 pandas old and new, 126s and 500s old and new all can go further on a tank than a punto and 3, despite those facts, everybody knows cento's rule anyway
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why does tank size matter?
:doh: :shakehead:
I'm quite anal when it comes to fuel consumption, I make a note of the trip reading for average mpg, total distance and work it out on paper. Well, alright on a calculator.
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it doesn't.
bigger tank= more fuel= bigger potential range
Fail
range doesn't equal MPG
oh actually reading what Daz says about running out of fuel first, i fail lol.
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well that was thrown in a little as an after thought
i made an excel spread sheet for me
i made an excel spread sheet for me
