'Urban' used in conjunction with mpg typically refers to the fuel consumption of the vehicle driven in city or town conditions. This normally involves stop/start driving, braking and accelerating and little cruising at optimal fuel consumption speeds. Vehicles use more fuel in urban driving conditions than when cruising on the freeways. Manufacturers normally provide "urban" fuel economy figures and "combined" figures. The latter refer to a combination of town driving and highway cruising, arguably a more accurate reflection of the vehicle's fuel economy than its optimal (cruising) or worst (urban) consumption.
Extra Urban is a combination of town and country driving. For example you live in the the country but also drive in to town for you shopping, it combines both aspects of the journey.
= 2008 Rolls-Royce Phantom Sedan =MSRP: $340,000Standard Engine:6.75L V12, 48 valve, 453 hp @ 5350 rpm * 6 speed automatic transmission * 11 mpg city / 18 mpg hwy I found this info on yahoo.autos.com
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32.7 mpg - urban 67.4 - extra urban 38.3 - combined :)
18 mpg urban 26 mpg highway 22 mpg combined
1.6Liters, 16 valves 32.8 mpg (urban) 51.4 mpg (highway) 38 mpg (combine)
Less than 20 mpg urban , and i have a light foot ....2l auto estate
18 mpg extra urban 12.5 mpg urban (average) Basically it's like driving an under powered sitting room, I'm not really concerned about fuel economy, plus I'm not a hippy, so I don't care. Technically it doesn't get gas milage so much as it gets gas footage.
Toyota have released a D-4D version of the urban cruiser and it does a frugal 58mpg;-)
I have one with the 3.8 engine. I get about 15-16 mpg. Mostly city /urban driving, heavily loaded with tools and parts.
No. Removing a restricter on a scooter's carb will make it faster but decrease mpg. If you are talking about a restrictor on the exhaust, then most likely you will increase mpg, but boy is it LOUD.
over 30mpg on highway and 23.9mpg in urban areas
The Nissan Elgrand 3.2 turbo Diesel Automatics return between 24 and 28 MPG on the urban cycle, on the motorwat things don't get much better and you would be lucky to get more than 32 MPG.
25 mpg urban 38 at 56 mph
PART URBAN PART MOTORWAY 55 MPG