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Mr. ///M3 RD · 09-13-2011, 07:36 AM

Reading some of the tips on this web site will save you a fist full of cash (may it be Dollars Euros or whatever). Not only on fuel also on wear and tear of your car.

I know we all drive high end cars gas therefore should not play a role. Still the way we drive does play a role (as we all know) on our gas consumption and maintenance of our cars.

Here is the page of tips some drivers put together ----> Click here to open the page

My average on a long cross country trip last May in my M3 was 10.8 L/100 KM, this was calculated by recording all the fuel and milage. 80% highway at 10% above posted speed limits and 20% town and city driving.

09-13-2011, 07:36 AM	#89
Mr. ///M3 RD Major General Drives: M3 Summer & C350 4MATIC Winter Join Date: May 2010 Location: GTA, Ontario - Canada Posts: 7,602 iTrader: (0) Garage List 2011 M3 Coupe e92 [3.00] 2011 Benz 350 4MATIC [1.00] 1969 Restored Merce ... [0.00] 1987 BMW 535is [0.50] Cars from the Past [1.50] The ///M3 Engine S65 [3.50]	Reading some of the tips on this web site will save you a fist full of cash (may it be Dollars Euros or whatever). Not only on fuel also on wear and tear of your car. I know we all drive high end cars gas therefore should not play a role. Still the way we drive does play a role (as we all know) on our gas consumption and maintenance of our cars. Here is the page of tips some drivers put together ----> Click here to open the page My average on a long cross country trip last May in my M3 was 10.8 L/100 KM, this was calculated by recording all the fuel and milage. 80% highway at 10% above posted speed limits and 20% town and city driving. __________________ Cheers, Rolf-Dieter Life will take us to some interesting places, fortunately The ///M3 will too with a many of us know this very well ---> Click here for some good stuff I found