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1. Ford Ranger 2. Toyota Hilux 3. Toyota Rav4 4. Hyundai i30 5. Mazda CX5 6. Toyota Land Cruiser 13.1L/100km seems pretty good in context.
by 0xfaded 6y ago
1. Ford Ranger
2. Toyota Hilux
3. Toyota Rav4
4. Hyundai i30
5. Mazda CX5
6. Toyota Land Cruiser
13.1L/100km seems pretty good in context.
- gambiting 6y agoDoes it? In Europe you would only have something like the Hilux, RAV4 or the Land Cruiser with a diesel engine, and then maybe on a bad day they would average 8L/100km. More like 5-6L/100km in normal use. I imagine if those were fitted with a big petrol engine then those numbers would explode, but then the idea of a big work truck fitted with anything other than a diesel just seems wasteful.
- 0xfaded 6y agoDiesels are about 25% in Australia. In my extended family, several are mechanics, everyone has land cruisers. But second cars are also common. My parents have a Hyundai Ionic and a Prado (smaller land cruiser). I live in Europe now, and you simply can't compare the driving to Australia. Some roads are genuinely scary with the occasional cow or roo to hit. Electrification is much more feasible in Europe, and the sooner the better. Every little diesel engine sounds like a truck. Now if only they would stop piling the taxes on electrics ...