My old 2.0 petrol Hilux used 14L/100kms. A 1996 Terrano 2.7 t/diesel used 10L/100km. 1986 Isuzu Bighorn 2.2 t/diesel used 12L/100kms. A 1992 Isuzu MU 2.8 t/diesel used 10L/100kms. A Ford Territory turbo uses 20L/100kms.
craig04,
May 2, 7:48am
My old 80 series t/d 4.2 used 13L/100km's round town and 11L/100km's open road.
matarautrader,
May 2, 10:25am
Got a 2003 Challenger petrol V6 3 litre auto and it gets12.4 litres/100km. 1994 Pajero LWB 2.8 diesel gets 10.5 litres/100km
nightboss,
May 2, 10:51am
2006 Toyota Highlander 3.3 V6 petrol auto 4WD 12L/100km city, 10.5/100 open road.
mm12345,
May 2, 11:08am
'88 Safari SWB n/a TD42 5 speed, about 10l/100km open road, 16-17 l/100km open road towing a 2.5 tonne boat trailer (Incl Lewis pass etc).Around town it's pretty thirsty, but I've never bothered to measure it.I only do about 5000km/year in it.
unclejake,
May 2, 11:46am
850km or 1000km!
Broad and stupid question
snoopy221,
May 2, 11:52am
how much fuel does your 4x4 use to do 850 km-1000
Ya KNOW it seems to me the damg thang has a a gdamn fuel tank that has
STRETCHED.
Seems ta tyk MORE damn coin ta fill it dan it usd ta.
[Suprisingly enurf it donna weigh na mr wt a fll tnk!WEIRD AYE] bUT YEAH FOUR BY 2 BY BASIC 10+ given. 14 ta 16 on some.
boat3,
May 2, 7:41pm
idiot!,move on.go and waste some one elses time,its a question for comparison,my v6 pajero uses about 100 ltrs to do 850 km,just curious how other peoples similar vehicles go on fuel.to clear that up for you.
r15,
May 2, 7:51pm
3litre turbo diesel surf.10l per 100km 100k zones mostly but no roads around here are straight or flat.
About 11 round town
3_cent_coin,
May 3, 1:09am
2011 ford ranger9.5 l per 100k 3.0 tdci
sr2,
May 3, 1:50am
+1. I was just as confused with the OP's ambiguous first post as you were!
joker9377,
May 3, 2:31am
Safari 4.2D non turbo LWB 9l/100km without the kids.
bwg11,
May 3, 2:50am
My last 3 vehicles. All figures are taken overall, over thousands of kms and include commuting, boat towing and the occasional open road trip. 2.7TD Terrano - 14.5 litre/100km 2000 3.0 diesel Prado - 12.7 litre/100km 4.0 petrol FJ criuser - 14.1 litre/100km.
unclejake,
May 3, 5:37am
Astounding.
Get someone to read your own posts to you before you go calling people names.
boat3,
May 3, 6:15am
sure,count the number of people who got the question,then those who didnt.hmmm
sr2,
May 3, 6:26am
Not too quick off the mark are we, the fact that all the replies used the correct Litres per 100 Km speaks volumes!
boat3,
May 3, 6:35am
sr2,10 litres per 100 km,85 litres to do 850 km ! 100 litres 1000 km,pretty complicated i know,if you dont have anything to contribute to a post,why not go and look for one you can contribute to.yawn
mrcat1,
May 3, 6:50am
My new 2012 Nissan 450 ute (2.5l diesel 6 speed manual 4wd) with wife and 3 kids/ luggage on a recent trip to Taupo did 8.5L/100 going by the trip computer, still got along quite quick on cruise control, I thought that was quite good seen it's only done 5000km.
boat3,
May 3, 7:06am
wow thats good,a mate of mine has got a brand new pathfinder with the same engine.goes very well,i`m interested to hear what some other vehicles use in the real world(not wikipedia!)i`m trying to work out if i`d save much by having a diesel without trying to pick on one make of vehicle.
zephyrheaven,
May 3, 7:44am
a tank & a bit maybe
80 series
why!
boat3,
May 3, 7:53am
just interested to hear what similar vehicles to mine use,you know the ol petrol versus diesel debate,i have thought about another diesel,just not sure if i will save much,gets a bit pricey towing my boat backwards and forwards from stratford to new plymouth.trying to hear what a wide range of 4wds use in the real world.my v6 pajero does about 17-20 litres per 100km with a 6.5 alloy hardtop boat on the back,but it does tow it very well with 160 kw.
steve312,
May 3, 7:55am
My 3ltr turbo Hilux would go through plenty of tanks of diesel if I tried to drive 1000kms in 4WD low range :o)
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