Just done a 1,500 mile drive in France and recorded 40mpg by the brimming the tank method. My car is a 2007 model with 37000 on the clock. In France it is dead easy, set the cruise control at 2,000rpm in 6th gear and watch the scenery roll past hour after hour!  John
07 HSE Narvick Black
Land Rover Series One
Triumph Rocket 111 (sadly gone!)

After reading through the MPG feedback posts on this thread, I can expect between 30-40 mpg on Wranglers, depending on how quickly I accelerate to around 70mph.

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well we only ever get 24.9 mpg

Just done 420 mile round trip 80% motorways- at min 70 mph- 38.4mpg via OBC 2011 XS,Sumatra Black, GONE MARCH 2014- RR Evoque Prestige 5 door ,MY 2014,Loire Blue, Silver Roof, Panoramic roof.
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Caravan dumper wrote:

well we only ever get 24.9 mpg

Take the Caravan off the back, and ditch the "Mint Imperials,and Werthers toffees"
(you get an extra 15.1 MPG..!!)  Wales
Were the mud is thicker, and the ruts are deeper.
(And we have the water to wash it off, and more on the way..! )
Sd4 and chrome Ar*e piece, Auto box for best fun
09 Xs Gone
12 xs Gone
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Just wondering what people tend to get MPG wise out of their Freelanders?

I read on the 2SO thread that someone is getting nearly 40 MPG.

I'm getting 31/32 MPG in my TD4 Auto and I drive fairly moderately. Drive 50 miles a day to and from work mostly on dual carriageway and motorway.

I know I'm never going to get high MPG in a vehicle of this size but if I should be getting closer to 40, there could be something wrong and I'd like to get it fixed. Be interested to hear what others get.

Also when I reset the trip for MPG, everything else in the trip computer seemed to reset. I fairly certain this shouldn't happen and it should only reset the item currently selected.

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On long motorway-type runs my manual td4 hits 40mpg. More usually it's in the high 30s, but it's seldom used for very short runs or stop/start city driving.

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TD4 manual and getting 37 mpg on mostly single lane A roads. Longer runs on dual carriageway and I'll get over 40 mpg.

Best I have had is 43mpg on a run, average so far is just under 36mpg (4 months and 4500 miles with SD4)

There is a STICKY thread named MPG in the General section ?!......

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Thanks for putting me right alex_pescaru & npinks. Lots of good info in that thread

Sorry to start a duplicate thread

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Freelander 1 XEi - Epsom Green - Gone Now

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The trip computer says 41.5 mpg, I get 440 ish miles to a full tank so it isnt as much as 41 but im guessing thats still high 30's

36MPG average. Mix of motorway/A road and occasion shopping trips (<10 miles)

If we didn't go shopping I'd expect 40MPG+  ...

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