Chery QQ Real Life Fuel Consumption - 13km/l

[Nkps]

read this... is interesting

 

http://www.sgcarmart.com/news/256.php

 

but if 13km/l for QQ is

[Mokke]

Ha!Ha!

[Ronnie]

Hyundai cars running 13-14km/l?! That's a laugh.......Possibly achievable if they strip out ths spare tyre, and back seats, snap on half a dozen fuel magnets and drive 99% of time h/way!

 

If Chery running at 13-14kms/l, then there is almost no advantage to get this car......

 

don't be ignorant. there are proper records and challenge facts/results out there. ever seen a 27km/L sonata?

 

 

fuel magnets? u sure know what you are talking about

Edited August 8, 2006 by Ronnie

[Mokke]

No probs. U're entitled to your views, and I'm entitled to mine.

 

I'm not sure what the records or books or 'facts' say....I just get mine from interaction with the Owners club...... ...and personal experience from owning a Matrix for 4 yrs.

Edited August 8, 2006 by Mokke

[Walterkoh]

hi mokke,

i duno wats your driving pattern, racer? old lady type?

my brother had a matrix 2002 model, owned it for 3 years, he was getting consistently 10 to 10.5km/l for 3 years n he is doing 50% highway only, with usual morning traffic jams.

it all voice down to driving habits, the journey u take etc.

the sonata (h-matic, we called it the mer-guar, front mercedes, back jaguar) won the fuel consumption contest and clocked nearly 38km/l. of cos when u go for conpetition, u off air con, drive slowly n carefully n take real notice of the pressure on the accelerator.

i own a sonata 2.4 now, n i m getting consistently between 10 to 10.2km/l n i dun do much highway, maybe 30% highway travelling only.

to get good mileage on hyundai cars, accelerate gradually (of cos not the road hogging speed), try to maintain below 2,500rpm (best below 2,000rpm), of cos depending on road conditions, if cruising, they give very good consumptions as hyundai cars (matrix) r made for highway, not so much for city driving.

i think u like the car for the space, comfort n stability for highway driving, rather than the slightly higher consumption, as compared to other smaller jap cars.

well, hyundai are made toward the conti cars, cruising, comfort, space. have u ever heard conti car owners complain high consumption? conti cars r indeed much higher consumption than asian cars.

just my opinion

cheers

[Gabriel]

actualli city driving sucks hor...

me was on reservist last month...

unit was based in kranji...

so everyday got to use expressway...

and noe wat...

my fc was so much better...

normally me top at when mileage hitting 650km per tank...

but that time hitting 750km...

and still can squeeze somemore...

 

and me top up normally is 40 L ...

2005 renault kangoo

[Normal_aspirated]

have u ever heard conti car owners complain high consumption? conti cars r indeed much higher consumption than asian cars.

just my opinion cheers

not true now, fiat panda can get 18km/L easily. Edited August 8, 2006 by Normal_aspirated

[Lucien]

Hyundai cars running 13-14km/l?! That's a laugh.......Possibly achievable if they strip out ths spare tyre, and back seats, snap on half a dozen fuel magnets and drive 99% of time h/way!

 

If Chery running at 13-14kms/l, then there is almost no advantage to get this car......

 

U got a prob with Hyundai car running 13,14km/l?

 

my HYUNDAI ACCENT 1.3m runs 15km/l when on 13" wheels.

Now i upgraded to 15" wheels it still churns out 14km/l. You got a prob with that?

And i can tell u, i have everything in my car and no CHAIRS,WHEELS taken out.

Edited August 8, 2006 by Lucien

[Zulu4]

i drive spiritedly at times but still average slightly more than 10km/L, too lazy to convert, onboard computer reports 9.9L/100km.

 

so i don't think it's true that conti cars have higher fuel consumption. imho, FC is also a function of how well matched your engine's power output is to your car's weight and to a certain extent, your gearing as well.

[Porche]

what super ride you driving...? Hyundai cars running 13,14km/L is normal....

[Porche]

ignore the loser

[Ahbengdriver]

But there must be some 'official' FC figures somewhere right? eg in brochures at least.

[Adam251]

I read somewhere that some of these manufacturer FC figures are based on engine ZERO-load ..... it's better to base on actual vehicle owner FC +/1 10% depending on driving habits ...

eg my Focus currently I'm getting about 11km/L min but some other drivers rarely hit past 10km/L ..

Edited August 8, 2006 by Adam251

[Spoon77i]

Hyundai cars running 13-14km/l?! That's a laugh.......Possibly achievable if they strip out ths spare tyre, and back seats, snap on half a dozen fuel magnets and drive 99% of time h/way!

 

If Chery running at 13-14kms/l, then there is almost no advantage to get this car......

What is your prob with Hyundai car running at 13-14km/L ??? What so funny with that ?

[Tkseah]

My Accent now on 14"... still 15km/l..

[Lucien]

15" can feel alot of difference. Its very much stable in conerning. The car won't tend to sway much.

[Nkps]

http://www.mycarforum.com/forum/Chery_QQ_P1488550/#1488550

 

Why is it so far off from the 24km/l figure quoted by Chery distributor, Vertex?

 

Let's discuss strictly on fuel consumption.

 

hello all.... maybe you guys side track too much liao!!! come back!!!

[Gabriel]

should be 1.8L matrix am i rite....

dun think 1.6L can acheive such good fc bah...