anthonyavalon SG What is the most fuel efficient petrol driven car in SG? Any 28km per litre kind excluding hybrid types?
blurberry SG Honda Fit/Jazz...it comes at 23-24km/litre, provided light right-foot (driving at 80-90km/h mostly on E'ways), proper maintenance/svc & stock
redheaded SG i’ve heard of picanto doing 28km/l…pretty impressive i thought. i’m also looking for a fuel economical car to start off…
wbucket SG Power and FC don't mix, think carefully bro!!! By far the best car to buy if you have FC in mind is still Vios, City would be good but its FC model (idsi) already dis-continue. Jazz, might be too "comfortable" for those who wants the PULL!!!
Silenthunter SG Let's not talk about "best case scenario" on EC. No doubt can be "done" but I think nobody would drive a car like that. Wait ppl to buy liao then say it's BS as 20+km is not possible....for normal drivers who drives in a normal manner in SG traffic. For average drivers like us (and me :p) who on the aircon, normal footing and travels in highway and urban areas. Honda City gets about 15-16km per litre. Honda Jazz gets about 16-17km per litre. Toyota Vios gets about 14 to 15km per litre. Nissan Latio gets about 13 to 14km per litre. I dunno about Picanto or the Kelisa but I wouldn't be surprise if it can get 18 to 19km per litre as their 1000cc or less.
LittleTiger SG Vios is tested as the most Fuel Efficiency at philipines alongside with other cars in the similiar categories.
free4ever SG A lot of things... Weight Tyres (including pressure), Aerodynamics Efficiency of engine (Technology like VVT-i) Usage of aircon Traffic conditions (start-stop traffics, expressway driving) etc...
F Takumi SG The Singapore National Energy Efficiency Committee, http://www.neec.gov.sg/fueleconomy/, has a Fuel Economy Label Scheme for passenger vehicles. You can refer to their database, http://www.neec.gov.sg/fueleconomy/fuellabel.asp, for more information.
F Takumi SG For discussion sake, we should talk about average FC instead of best. The FC for Honda Jazz/Fit is 14.5 km/l, which is not bad.
blurberry SG Nope, the average FC for that car is at least 16km/l & above, mind you petrol is expensive nowadays, no surprise there are quite a number of light- footed drivers around
