I think ur test is running on highway ler bro. Most of us to/fro home/work in KL city where can manage such good FC! Anyway, i'm monitoring my FC after today 1st service....and later add a RM99 magnet to see if it can work...LOL.

I'll be lucky i can do 60km/h constantly in KL...100km/h last maybe 5 seconds before hitting another jam.


Wanna test speed my car after 1600km also no chance...

Sure or not? I don't believe lar...what is "Old Road"? Bumpy road?

1) Model : Perodua MyVi (M) 1.3 SXi
2) Petrol Used : Usually Shell Green (not that i like it, but they have the most stations).
3) Engine Oil Used : Perodua 5W-30 Semi-Synthetic oil
4) Fuel Consumption : 15Km/l
5) Driving Condition : City driving, usually around SPRINT/LDP/PJ/KL
6) Average Speed: 60 to 80km/h....when open road go for 100km/h
7) Latest mileage : ???
8) Modification : All stock (except the Horn...LOL)
9)Loading: 2 Adults 1 kid, Air Cond on.

1) Model : Proton Savvy (M)
2) Petrol Used : Usually Shell Green (not that i like it, but they have the most stations).
3) Engine Oil Used : Petronas 5W-30 Semi-Synthetic oil
4) Fuel Consumption : 14.x km/l
5) Driving Condition : City driving, usually around SPRINT/LDP/PJ/KL
6) Average Speed: 60 to 80km/h....when open road go for vroom vroom.
7) Latest mileage : 21k
8) Modification : All stock
9)Loading: 2 Adults 1 kid, Air Cond on.

BTW, I don't believe X Brand petrol gives more mileage than Y brand petrol. Power yes, but not mileage. I've done test with my MYVI with Shell, Mobil. Petronas, BP etc, over a few months...no significant difference at all. Only conclusion is Petronas no power. So anything except Petronas is fine with me.


This post has been edited by Matrix: Jun 18 2009, 12:45 PM

I second that!!! People!! Use KM/litre is the best measurement!!! 3 months down the road, the fuel price hike again...all the data will be invalid if you use RM/KM!!!!

Do everyone a service and post non-expirable data!!!

It is so difficult, when you go to a thread, wanna check out the car FC...have to look at the post date and try to figure out what's the price during that time because people are posting by RM/litre!!!

This post has been edited by Matrix: Jul 2 2009, 09:49 AM

Digital meters are not accurate. Don't believe it. Use manual calculations most accurate.

If you fill up the info correctl (kilometre since last fuel up) and the litre you pump at the station, it should be correct.

Ex: Since last fuel up, you reset to 0, so now your tank empty, you fuel up again and write down the km since the last reset. The amount you pump in now will be the amount you have used since the last fuel up and the km is the distance that has gone using this amount of fuel.
So km/l= distance (km) since last fuel up/ amount of petrol you pump in now. This is same as manual calculation method.

In this sense, Fuelly is accurate.

However, to be more accurate, it is best you back to the same petrol station from your last fuel up (better yet, same pump)...as different petrol station might have different fuel limit due to the fuel sensor difference.

Yep. This means ur mileage = 357.8/38.187= 9.36 km/l

Car : Savvy Manual
Petrol : Whatever also same.
Mileage : 36k+
Petrol price : RM 1.90/liter
Petrol filled : xxx
Engine Oil: Petronas
Condition : Highway
Speed : 80KM/H to 110KM/H
Fuel Consumption : 19 km/l

City drive FC: 13km/l - 14 km/l

Your engine got serious problem...better go take it to proper SC to check...maybe need overhaul?

No idea dude, sorry. Either go to Perodua SC or some recommended workshop.

The Campro can fly to the moon oready...

Sonata 2.0cc? How's the FC in city drive and highway drive?

Oopss...sorry...haha. Pretty decent FC almost same as my Inspira 2.0 on highway....120km/h-160km/h (80%=120km/h)...14km/l.

FC in city 12-13ltr/100km? Almost same also.

If this magnet thing can work, Proton will have put 100 of them in each CAMPRO car....so u think leh???

9.5l/100km Scary meh? Look at my Avatar lar....

What car and how old?

Yeah...wait till your battery kong, IPU kong, and all the supporting electronics goes haywired one by one....then you
re-calculate again your FC...hehe.

Nothing to do with the fuel lar....RON 95 and RON 97 not much difference...it's the car. Probably engine old liao....

It's the road you drive and the car my friend. I've done enough testing on my cars to confirm 100% nothing to do with brands. Done Shell, Petronas, BHP, Esso/Mobil. Even if there is, the difference are minimal with a variance of 0.3 km/l, more likely due to road conditions and driving style then fuel.

Exactly....all these are un-regulated statistics....lots of people still dun know how to calculate FC the proper way...and you can never expect two cars travelling on different routes to have same FC on a regular basis.