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| MINI2 Regular | 2002 Mini One. 17K miles on. 17" 205 40 tyres. 200miles of motorway driving at 70-90mph. 20miles of "scooting" about town. 3/4of a tank of petrol used. Is this bad or is this average!? Bryce. |
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| Mini2 Procrastinator | Sounds about right. Check over here to work out your journey costs though. http://www.kulor.com/mini/ |
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| MINI2 Master Join Date: May 2002 Location: Edinburgh Local Time: 01:57 PM
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Offline | Driving at up to 90mph on the motorway will seriously effect your economy. When I had a ONE I averaged 35-38mpg with mixed motorway/town driving. Your 17" wheels may make economy slightly worse too, I had 15". Red/Black R56 Cooper |
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| hey lightbulb head.... | driving on the motorway in a one at 90mph will just drink petrol! glug glug glug! in a one the revs are alot higher than a cooper or s at higher speeds so it will probably be pumping alot more petrol in than what the cooper or S needs to go that fast. so consumption on the motorway in a one is never going to be very good at them speeds! i easily get 40-45 a gallon round town and that is with a typhoon induction and scorpion exhaust and big wheels etc! and thats even when im booting it quite a bit! |
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| hey lightbulb head.... | generally get around 40 to 45 motorway and town combined, to which im quite suprised aswell, ive been getting a little bit less just lately tho because of a heavy foot, so i can hear the exhaust and induction kit howl. but all in all quite pleased with the consumtion!! not to heavy on the pocket |
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Offline | Actually the ONE is geared so that it is running at lower revs on the motorway. Also you might want to re-calculate your fuel consumption as there is no way you can be getting 40-45mpg around town in a MINI unless you have the diesel ![]() Red/Black R56 Cooper |
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| Peoples Republic Of Cork | My previous MINI ONE always did 40mpg overall , now my new MC is looking like 32mpg . Did a club ' economy run ' last Sunday and returned 47.5 mpg in the MC , last year I won the event overall with 62.mpg in my ONE with 'one click ' . Gerard |
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| hey lightbulb head.... | my friend has a one and hers at motorway speeds is running a thousand revs higher is 5th than what my cooper does!! i said i get 40-45 combined sometimes, but im generally getting around 35 at the moment as im having fun with it!! it depends on how u drive, even if you drive fast, if u drive correctly u wont use as much fuel. keep it in 5th gear anything over 25, the cooper pulls easy enough at low speeds in 5th!! |
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Offline | I can't see how that is possible unless her clutch is slipping ![]() The ONE & Cooper have the same gearbox but a different final drive ratio. This was discussed on here a long time ago. I think the ONE was ~2900rpm at 70mph whereas the Cooper was ~3200. This was for the old gearbox (i.e. pre-facelift) but I don't think this would have been changed. No, you said ![]() Red/Black R56 Cooper |
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| hey lightbulb head.... | i meant to put combined, but never mind anyway!! the overall consumption is generally good, and i dont take much notice of it anyway! i keep it filled up to the top mostly anyway and the cost of running doesent break my bank! putting out 132bhp with miltek manifold now fitted! went on the dyno yesterday |
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| MINI2 Regular Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Luton Local Time: 01:57 PM
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Offline | i get about 350-370 miles per tank if im lucky doing motorway with a bit of town driving, i dont think the one is that great on fuel economy but thats not why i brought it |
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