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Junior Member
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Calne, UK
Drives i20 Active 1.2
Posts: 4
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Hi,
My previous car was a Ford Ka which was a disappointment as it only managed 42mpg (best case) and a headlamp change required a trip to the garage (£35) because the driver's headlamp can't be reached with my manly (gorilla) sized hands. Also, the plastic body trim had an alarming habit of coming loose and vibrating at speed. The i20 is a very nice change, the engine bay is positively roomy and a full tank of petrol gets me to work and back all week (400 miles, reserve light on). I get 56mpg driving normally (50mph-ish) on my A-road commute and 63mpg if I hyper-mile it. So I reckon this car should save me £700 p.a. in petrol alone and the way petrol prices are going up it might just pay for itself in about 8 years...
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: near Portland, OR
2012 Nissan Leaf SL; 2012 Nissan X-Terra Pro-4X
Posts: 5,686
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Holy crap, we get shortchanged here in America with our gas mileage!
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Fashionista. Former driver of 2011 Elantra Limited no tech, and 2010 Genesis Coupe 3.8 Track
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