The best rides to combat high fuel prices

[cheaptech]

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By: Charles E. Buban
Philippine Daily Inquirer

The best rides to combat high fuel prices | Inquirer Business

Suzuki Celerio subcompact hatchback (manual 1.0L gasoline)—34.34 km/L; you spend just P1.15 per km

Suzuki Alto subcompact hatchback (manual 0.8L gasoline)—34 km/L; you spend just P1.38 per km

Suzuki Celerio subcompact hatchback (automatic 1.0L gasoline)—21.92 km/L;

you spend just P1.80 per km

Chevrolet Spark subcompact hatchback (manual 1.2L gasoline/manual 1.0L gasoline)—22 km/L

Chevrolet Spark subcompact hatchback (automatic 1.0L gasoline)—19 km/L

Kia Motors’ Picanto subcompact hatchback (manual 1.1L gasoline)—20.8 km/L

Honda Jazz compact hatchback (automatic 1.5L gasoline)—27.58 km/L; you spend just P1.43 per km

Honda City compact sedan (manual 1.3L gasoline)—20.67 km/L; you spend just P1.91 per km

Toyota Corolla Altis mid-size sedan (manual 1.6L gasoline)—15.48 km/L; you spend just P2.54 per km

Toyota Vios compact sedan (automatic 1.5L gasoline)—15.44 km/L; you spend just P2.55 per km

Ford Focus compact hatchback (manual 2.0L diesel)—21.39 km/L; you spend just P2.15 per km

Mazda CX-7 mid-size SUV (automatic 2.5L gasoline)—18.17 km/L; you spend just P2.17 per km

Isuzu Alterra 4×2 full-size SUV (manual 3.0L diesel)—19.44 km/L; you spend just P2.37 per km

Kia Carens multipurpose vehicle (manual 2.0L diesel)—19.25 km/L; you spend just P2.39 per km

Toyota Innova multipurpose vehicle (manual 2.5L diesel)—18.41 km/L; you spend just P2.50 per km

Isuzu Sportivo Asian utility vehicle (manual 2.5L diesel)—18.03 km/L; you spend just P2.55 per km


Corolla and innova cost the same per km..... also Sportivo...

[RU9halogen]

mag motor nalang hehehe...

[concern_citizen]

i believe nga kani na KM/L fuel consumption na estimate nila is for long drive. pero city drive i dont think mao na ang fuel consumption. sa akong 1.6L mazda i usually get 8.0-9.0 KM/L city driving i rarely get 9.0 KM/L pman gani this is under normal driving dli bug.at ug tiil and pabulhot2x.... and sa long drive or outside city driving i only get 13 km/L ra.. most car dealers give way over the top fuel consumption compares sa tinud.anay jd nya na fuel consumption to attract buyer..

[juknojukno]

murag dili ni tinuod, the figures are theoretical and ideal based from the car's engine and long driving fuel consumption but unrealistic bec. we commonly drive cars within the city or most car owners of those car segments usually drive it around city. For short those figures are subjective.

[kit_cebu]

mag motor nalang hehehe...

^this......is the best weapon for the "combat"...

[jonz]

you have to consider the terrain, traffic condition, driving style, fuel used. number of passengers and total car weight, speed. let say you you are in IT park and you will go to Balamban and you need to pass trancentral highway.. considering one driving a 1.0 engine, a driver and 3 passenger, one in front and 2 at the back.. and the other car is a 1.6.. same ang weight load, same origin and destination...

given same driver ang mo dala sa sakyanan one at a time.. asa kha ang ms save ug gasolina?

[RU9halogen]

hehehe...... Motor nalang jud mo.. coz im driving my Civic dako kau ug kaon sa gas...
while motor gamay ra.. be practical.. hehehehe.
but if you have a car then let say you can afford gas hehehe...

[wache]

from home to school
100 = 1day kung mag sakyanan ko
50 = 3days kung mag motor
14 = 1 day mag jeep

mag jeep nalang ko

[jofre45]

uNrEaLisTiC MaNa iLaNg g.MeNtiOn Na FueL coNsuMptiOn kNoWiNg Na Naa Mi aNaNg 2 CaRs gPaNg.MeNtiOn...
But sTiL Di MaN iNuN.aNa Og CoNsuMpTioN bSaN NorMaL dRiViNg w/iN CiTy....

[noy timoy]

bisan ug long drive pa d ni tinoud iya storya ...wahwhhwhwh ...ds is only to attract buyers!!!