I recently filled up with 48 liters of fuel and only managed to drive a bit over 310 kilometers, all within the city. Why is the fuel consumption so high, even when using eco mode?

What driving modes does everyone use? Is ECO mode more fuel-efficient, or is the normal mode better for saving fuel?

What's the city fuel consumption for everyone's Dacia 1.0? My 2018 1.0 Life averages 9 liters in traffic during my commute. It's not fuel-efficient at all! [Crying]

I recently filled up with 48 liters of fuel and only managed to drive a bit over 310 kilometers, all within the city. Why is the fuel consumption so high, even when using eco mode?

For the Renault Koleos 2.5 AWD, is it better to keep the ECO mode on or off? Which option saves more fuel?

Hey guys, can the MG GT take up to 60 liters of fuel? Recently, every time I fill up, it's around 52 to 53 liters. Always feels like it's more than before.

How do you guys manage to get 6 or 7 liters per 100 km? I filled up until the pump clicked off, drove 140 km, and already lost one bar of fuel. It's consuming more than 10 liters per 100 km 😭😭😭

The fuel tank capacity of a Jetta is generally around 55 liters. If you're filling up about 57 or 58 liters each time, it could be due to the fuel already in the tank or variations in pump measurements.

I bought a second-hand 2011 manual 2.0 GL. According to the specs, the fuel tank is supposed to be 65 liters, but the most I've ever filled is around 48 liters, even after the fuel light came on and I drove another 60-70 kilometers. What's going on here?

Do you guys usually turn on the eco mode when driving in the city? The eco power feels too weak, but if I don't use it, the fuel consumption goes up to 10-12. It's a dilemma.

The fuel tank of the Venza Hybrid Premium is labeled as 55 liters, but I can't even fill it up to 50 liters. How about everyone else's experience?