QUOTE(Dias @ Aug 9 2011, 11:12 PM)
As long as there is zero traffic and can maintain consistent speed, it is possible. I did hit 5.96L/100KM for the period of 5/6/2011 - 18/6/2011. Distance traveled is 545.7KM on 32.526L Esso RON95 petrol. Fuelly shows it as 6.0L/100KM though due to decimal rounding.
Conditions back then was that I was working very late nights for two weeks straight (9pm - 11pm) and when going home, I used the LKSA highway onto KESAS and into ELITE. Road traffic hence was very clear. The only obstacle to truly hitting below 5.9L/100KM was the morning traffic from ELITE to NKVE (caused by backlog near the Shah Alam stadium).
I am a real heavy footer, my 100% city can only get me 10km per litre on my Focus TDCI... but this focus FC really surprise me on highway, even at very high speed >140km/h most of the time, i get 15km per litre

Added on August 10, 2011, 3:46 pmQUOTE(ken_erai @ Aug 10 2011, 02:24 PM)
Ford Focus is a value car for buy if u looking for best handling and Safety car. Secondhand price also very cheap compare to other same year and C.C car. But for sure,u may spend some money to change and repair those ware and tear parts after u owning the car,and those spare parts are a bit difficult to looking for compare to national car or Japanese car.
All is depend on what u want,if u want a Safety and fun car,Focus is 1 of the best car,if u wish to sold it out after 2-3 years and want higher resale value,Choosing a national or Japanese car is better.
-Ken
Just have a test drive and then u will not buy any Jap car, the solid feeling is just not there, not to mention the handling

.. by buying ford u have to accept the following
1. harder to find sparepart
2. lower 2nd hand value
3. higher maintenance fees compared to Jap make
4. not every workshop knows how to fix ur Ford, even bonnet also they don't know how to open
This post has been edited by Bliz: Aug 10 2011, 03:46 PM