Its not like the oil price goes up and down everyday what, you can always include the price of fuel at that point.

Unless you pay for fuel in liters, or nothing better to do, quoting RM/km @ RM1.92 is easier to see at first glance, no need to tekan calculator

Model : Perodua Myvi 1.0
70% highway 30% street driving
Fuel: Petronas
Engine Oil = Perodua Semi-syn 5w-30
Fill price: RM50, 26.04litres
Distance travelled: 370km
km/l :  14.21km
Average Speed/Max rpm : 80-110 @ 4500rpm
Latest mileage : 26000km+
Modification : Apexi Air filter, cai, 15" lightweight wheels, straight-thru exhaust
the 1.0 doesnt like going on the highway, has trouble keeping up at speeds above 120kmph.. must always drop to 4th gear, drag past 130kmph, engage back 5th gear with the rpm at 4k+

small engine with big body, oh well 

Proton's Frugal Gen.2 A Winner For Family Trips

By Neville D' Cruz

MELBOURNE (Australia) June 12 (Bernama) -- Proton GEN.2's impressively low fuel consumption is saving an Australian family almost A$3,000 a year as well as making family reunion a more regular occurrence.

Shantell Sammut from Nyngan in New South Wales has cut her annual fuel bill from around A$6,000 a year to just A$3,000 since switching to a Proton GEN.2 at the end of last year.

Sammut averages just over 30,000 kilometres a year and regularly makes the 1,350-kilometre trip to Newcastle to visit relatives, ensuring that the odometer on her GEN.2 is constantly spinning.

The Sammut's 1.6-litre GEN.2 regularly carries two adults, two children and a boot full of luggage and averages just 6.6 litres per 100 kilometres, making the fuel consumption figures all the more impressive.

Sammut has already logged more than 15,000 kilometres throughout New South Wales since the end of last year and is on track to notch 30,000 kilometres in her first year of ownership.

With fuel prices at over A$1.50 a litre in many country areas, the Proton GEN.2's frugal fuel consumption leaves more money in Sammut's pockets.

"Even around town it has been surprising how little fuel the GEN.2 uses. I can now travel around town for a fortnight on a tank of fuel," Sammut said.

"My previous car was the same size and cost me about A$100 in fuel a fortnight but the GEN.2 costs me half as much," she said.

Sammut works for a local mechanic and also uses her GEN.2 to transport customers around town and back to nearby farms.

"I spend a lot of time driving customers and they are all impressed with the GEN.2. I get a lot of comments on how comfortable it is and how good it looks," she said.

Sammut was originally drawn to the GEN.2 because of its stylish looks and since taking delivery, she has fallen in love with every aspect of the car.

"Besides the low fuel consumption, I love the GEN.2's handling. It sticks to the road like glue even when fully loaded," Sammut said.

"My GEN.2 is an automatic and it performs very well. Even when we are going over the mountains, it goes up and down through the gears smoothly and I barely notice the changes," she said.

"I have figured out that if I own the GEN.2 for about six years I will save the equivalent of its price in fuel savings alone, and that is at the current fuel price. If the price goes up, my GEN.2 will make even more sense," she added.

-- BERNAMA

saw this nice article...

saw this nice article...

E90 325i

RM 90 = 380 km ++ before oil indicator come out

Extra Heavy right foot... 90% highway...

3rd
a. Mileage: 406km
b. RM: 60.01
c. Ratio: RM 0.15/km
d. RM1 = 6.66km
e. 13km/Litre
f. 7.70L/100km