Typical Mileage From A Tank Of Gas
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I remember getting in the upper teens on my Cayenne TT on the Highway, and getting somewhere in the low to mid Teens around town. This was driving the car pretty normal, so when I really drove the TT the way it was meant to be driven, my AVG MPG went down considerably... (:
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Now y'all know why I always get Porsches with European delivery
My CT(and I
)deserve the Autobahn
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Drove it like I stole it from day one,to Berlin and back on "nolimits///"highway and then tracked it on day 2 and 3,on Porsche's LEipzig track
Did not care about mileage,only about finding some of this
My CT(and I
)deserve the AutobahnBest way to get to know your peppah
Drove it like I stole it from day one,to Berlin and back on "nolimits///"highway and then tracked it on day 2 and 3,on Porsche's LEipzig track
Did not care about mileage,only about finding some of this
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Since speeding on the highway on MY way to work is not an option...I instead play a game of how much gas I can get from a tank on my 2012 CTT. Also...since my car came with the adaptive cruise...i use it. Its actually kind of relaxing early in the morning. When I use the adaptive cruise I get great mileage. I could probably get 500 Miles out of a FULL tank if I was driving straight highway. Its the backroads that eat the gas. So I average mostly highway 45 miles per day plus another 15 backroads and I am getting around 400 miles per tank. If I were to drive it harder I could easily see not getting more than 225 miles per tank.
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