Isuzu Fuel Consumption Database

**chronophile** · September 22nd, 2012 01:04 PM

Yes, xuv AT likewise. In fact, worst I got on pure city alone was 7.1km/l. My best was 12.1km/l on provincial highway.

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**xwind_mariner** · September 22nd, 2012 10:28 PM

and so to my observation based on some post with their fuel consumption on their crosswind, it was depend on what model of crosswind they had, even the engine of xl,xt,xto, xuv,sportivo are the same, fuel consumption will be different because of body,wheels...as for body and wheels of xuv and sportivo are slightly bigger compared to xl, xt and xto....so for the guys who driving xl, xt, xto, they will got a more distance per liter and with the experience of Chronopile and me using AT XUV crosswind, our fuel consumption are almost the same, even in city driving or highway...want also to know the fuel consumption of other tsikoteer who ride AT XUV Crosswind....

**bigbites** · September 24th, 2012 01:44 AM

Originally Posted by xwind_mariner

hope we got the same ride, actually...if im using my at xuv crosswind from bahay to palengke,2 to 3 times week, 6km one way...20 to 30 minutes ride,or more kasi minsan kelangan mo paikot ikot kc wala parking sa palengke and a moderate build up of traffic along the way, my fuel consumption was also lag at 7.5km to 8km per liter...but oh highway, yes..between 11km to 12.5km per liter.

ok.. I'm getting an XTO model soon. Kala ko pa naman di bababa ng 10km/li kahit city driving ang crosswind. A lot of people says sobrang tipid daw pag isuzu. Nung nahanap ko lang ang thread na to saka ko nakita ang reality, hehehe.

The reason why I chose the XTO over the XT is aside from the all power feature, it also has the turbo diesel engine (wala pa sa XT). Iba daw kase hatak pa din pag naka-turbo. Good luck nga lang sa fuel consumption

**xwind_mariner** · September 24th, 2012 03:19 AM

Originally Posted by bigbites

ok.. I'm getting an XTO model soon. Kala ko pa naman di bababa ng 10km/li kahit city driving ang crosswind. A lot of people says sobrang tipid daw pag isuzu. Nung nahanap ko lang ang thread na to saka ko nakita ang reality, hehehe.

The reason why I chose the XTO over the XT is aside from the all power feature, it also has the turbo diesel engine (wala pa sa XT). Iba daw kase hatak pa din pag naka-turbo. Good luck nga lang sa fuel consumption

Sir, good day, for the information...my ride was also turbo charged, but the turbo works only nearly or about 60kph, you will feel hatak above this speed, but if you been inside the city or palengke, i dont think that you can reach that speed above 60kph, so it means turbo will not work at that time.

**marq** · September 24th, 2012 10:10 PM

Originally Posted by xwind_mariner

Sir, good day, for the information...my ride was also turbo charged, but the turbo works only nearly or about 60kph, you will feel hatak above this speed, but if you been inside the city or palengke, i dont think that you can reach that speed above 60kph, so it means turbo will not work at that time.

positive and make sense at all. and correct ka dyan, Bro. God bless.

**d_mac** · September 24th, 2012 10:27 PM

According kay misis mga chief, 11.7 km per litre ang Dmax 3.0 Ddi-iTEQ ngaun within Metro Manila.

**bigbites** · September 26th, 2012 10:57 AM

Originally Posted by xwind_mariner

Sir, good day, for the information...my ride was also turbo charged, but the turbo works only nearly or about 60kph, you will feel hatak above this speed, but if you been inside the city or palengke, i dont think that you can reach that speed above 60kph, so it means turbo will not work at that time.

I see.. thanks for the info sir. Yung XUV mo sir is A/T right? Sana masmataas naman ang makuha ko sa XTO

Crazy, but I'm drooling over Hyundai Eon right now, haha! Ang layo, crosswind at sub-compact car. Naisip ko kase at least brand new, maporma, incredible pricing and matipid talaga.

**chronophile** · September 28th, 2012 11:57 PM

Originally Posted by bigbites

I see.. thanks for the info sir. Yung XUV mo sir is A/T right? Sana masmataas naman ang makuha ko sa XTO

Crazy, but I'm drooling over Hyundai Eon right now, haha! Ang layo, crosswind at sub-compact car. Naisip ko kase at least brand new, maporma, incredible pricing and matipid talaga.

Hehe, two different animals. Brand new eon will probably yield similar fuel economy as a pre-owned xto. Since xto is low maintenance, it will probably yield similar maintenance cost as brand new eon. So you have a stalemate here. Of course xto trumps the eon as regards versatility. In the end, get whichever speaks more loudly to your heart.....

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**bigbites** · September 29th, 2012 02:32 AM

Originally Posted by chronophile

Hehe, two different animals. Brand new eon will probably yield similar fuel economy as a pre-owned xto. Since xto is low maintenance, it will probably yield similar maintenance cost as brand new eon. So you have a stalemate here. Of course xto trumps the eon as regards versatility. In the end, get whichever speaks more loudly to your heart.....

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Well said sir! This actually reinforced my decision, hehe.