Benjamin Gawert

* Dano58:

> Well, the 1990 Passat was the same as the 1991 - 1996 cars

Right, it's the Passat 35I.

> , so if the '3BG' nomenclature applies to the 1991 and newer

No, it doesn't. 3BG was made from 2000-2005.

Benjamin

TonyKiz

My 2004 A6 2.7T S-Line with 57,000 miles gets around 19 in mixed suburban
driving with a gentle accelerator pedal and about 24 on the highway. Of
course, when I'm having fun, it goes down to 14 to 16 mpg ...

"Bruce W. Ellis" <ellis@means.net> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 21 Jan 2008 17:12:38 -0500, "Ken K" <kkowalk13@comcast.net>
> wrote:
>
>>I am a recent owner of a 03 2.7T and am getting about 18 mpg. I am running
>>premium gas and most of the driving is highway. The computer claims I am
>>getting an average of 21.6. Does this sound right? If not, what can I do
>>to
>>improve the mileage?
>>Thanks, K
>>
> My 2000 A6 2.7T generally gives in the low 20's when at highway speed
> (~ 70). City driving in the upper teens. The nice thing about a
> relatively small V6 is that it will do well with gas mileage at
> cruising. The MPG depends on how much you engage the loud pedal
> (turbos). The power is there when you need it (to pass, etc.) but a
> large displacement engine is not being pumped when not needed. Your
> mileage may vary..

hpanc

My 2000 S4 consistently gets 31 mpg @ 65 mph on the highway. I use super fuel.

s4king

18mpg seem a bit low ,tell me ur driving conditions and i can tell u whether the mileage is correct or not,as it varies depending on the conditions . the conditions include the specifics of your car ,climate control, headlights and Fuel type etc.
Usually the computer mileage calculation has an error percentage of 3.5 to4.5% so nothing wrong with the difference in the readings