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Am I getting good enough fuel economy?
I can only get 55.8 mpg out of my BMW 1 Series after 2000 miles. Do you think it could get higher?
Asked on 14 February 2013 by black12bird
Answered by
Honest John
I have averaged 64mpg over 7,000 miles in an F30 320dED and I've seen 82mpg over 250 miles on the meter, so the answer is yes.
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