Highway Mileage '08/'09 V6 Cayenne
The two extended highway trips I've taken (between parents home and school - 400miles) I averaged 20.8MPG. There's a lot of mountainous sections though; figure one could easily get 22+ driving on a flatter section of highway.
That's about +3mpg than I got with my previous BMW X3is. The Cayenne's fuel mileage has been a pleasant surprise despite it's bulky weight.
That's about +3mpg than I got with my previous BMW X3is. The Cayenne's fuel mileage has been a pleasant surprise despite it's bulky weight.
That's very impressive mileage! How fast were you driving? Was the 20.8 mpg figure based on a hard calculation (set Trip ODO to 0 after fill-up, drive a leg, fill-up and divide gallons put in at fill-up into miles driven) or was the figure generated by the Cayenne's computer?
I typically keep the cruise control on 77MPH. Generally there isn't a lot of traffic, especially since I make the trip during a normal weekdays, so it's also important to consider the lack of stop-and-go traffic.
The 20.8MPG is purely based upon the trip computer, which I reset at the beginning of the trip with a full tank of gas. With that MPG the range is around 475 miles on one tank of gas. I didn't even need to stop (~5.75 hr drive) the two times I made the trip with the Cayenne. The X3 was always down to 1/3 tank by the halfway point.
I've really liked the Cayenne for highway travel.
The 20.8MPG is purely based upon the trip computer, which I reset at the beginning of the trip with a full tank of gas. With that MPG the range is around 475 miles on one tank of gas. I didn't even need to stop (~5.75 hr drive) the two times I made the trip with the Cayenne. The X3 was always down to 1/3 tank by the halfway point.
I've really liked the Cayenne for highway travel.
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