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Welcome To The Real Life Fuel Economy Register
"This springs from widespread dissatisfaction with the official EC fuel economy figures which many drivers find to be unattainable and generally misleading.
The Real Life Fuel Economy Register enables you to register the fuel economy you are actually getting against your make and model of car, its engine and type of transmission.
Every time you enter an average consumption figure against your car, the overall averageself-adjusts to reflect it. This can then be directly compared to the claimed EC figure.
Different types of driving and usage and the experience of thousands of drivers all average out to give an overall figure that you can reasonably expect to achieve."
Find out why you're unlikely to match the official quoted figure.
Fuel Consumption Questions and Answers
Your fuel consumption queries answered here
Hi can you tell me if diesel engines use more diesel in the cold weather?
My economy has dropped from 55mpg in the warm weather To 46-47 Mpg in the winter.
I own a Santa Fe auto diesel 2011.
Despite almost constant use of the ECO button the fuel consumption continues to rise. Originally it achieved 39mpg...
I know diesel is dearer than petrol now but I seem to be using just as much diesel with this car than I did petrol with previously owned cars.
Most of...
I worked out my Polo was only getting 37.5 mpg – that’s mostly a 6 miles straightforward run to work and back , no real stopping , and I travel against...
I am looking to buy my first car in the UK (Northern Ireland), I would prefer to buy second hand and can spend around £5000. I work as a vet so will be...
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