Suzuki Fuel Consumption Database

**maop99** · March 9th, 2006 10:29 PM

Kyle kamusta consumption ng friend mo? 4km/L? 5km/L? Kimpoy, 4wrider XP is an option too but feeling ko super laki baka nga di pa kasya sa garage hehehe....in terms of tibay kamusta naman yung dalawa? Thanks

**OTEP** · March 9th, 2006 11:12 PM

It's still uses multi-leaf springs in the rear. If that point is important to you.

**maop99** · March 10th, 2006 07:18 AM

Leaf springs? yikes hehe equals bumpy rides? tama ba? uh oh! problema ata yan...hehe thanks for letting me know.

**niky** · March 10th, 2006 12:46 PM

The ride isn't the bad part (not completely, anyway), but the body control is. The Durango is lighter and sportier-feeling than most of the old V8 SUVs, and it encourages a little hooliganism. Unfortunately, you'll find that the body control and brakes don't appreciate 200 km/h+ antics when the surface gets bumpy.

Still, it's an okay SUV for the boyracer or bachelor type, but if you're going to get a big expensive guzzler of an SUV, I agree that the Exped is a more comfy choice.

**drey** · March 19th, 2008 11:32 PM

Please fill the data below for reference purposes:

Ride: Hyundai Sonata
Year: ex. 2004
Displacement: ex. 2.5L
Engine Configuration: ex. V6
Fuel Consumption:
-City:
-Highway:
-Mixed: Optional

**drey** · March 19th, 2008 11:34 PM

Please fill the data below for reference purposes:

Ride: Hyundai Sonata
Year: ex. 2004
Displacement: ex. 2.5L
Engine Configuration: ex. V6
Fuel Consumption:
-City:
-Highway:
-Mixed: Optional

**battaglin** · March 20th, 2008 05:19 PM

Na-hijack na thread na ito ah! akala ko suzuki fuel consumption database?

**drey** · March 22nd, 2008 10:01 PM

Nope, I just merged all the threads concerning the fuel consumption of Suzuki Cars.

**t-ray** · April 11th, 2008 10:06 AM

TO: ISHTANGLI

The more accurate way to compute for mileage is to full tank, then set KM reading to 0. Use the car for a while. Maybe wait till your fuel says its 3/4, full tank again. then divide the current KM reading with that of the amount of fuel needed to full tank again. That will get you the KM/liter mileage of your car. This way, you know exactly how much volume of fuel was used over the distance travelled