London's Finest Posted February 19, 2015 Share Posted February 19, 2015 Hey guys, Just wondering how much thirstier are the bigger engine fiestas? I live in a hilly area and feel a bigger engine may use less fuel as I have to floor the car in 5th or rev it in 4th to maintain 40mph up a hill or (45-50 in 4th) as you can imagine it does annoy a lot of the local drivers as the limit is 60 ;) So back to topic, does the 1.4 make a bigger difference, does the 1.6 use tonnes more fuel? what kind of mpg does it get? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thatfiestaguy Posted February 20, 2015 Share Posted February 20, 2015 Hey guys, Just wondering how much thirstier are the bigger engine fiestas? I live in a hilly area and feel a bigger engine may use less fuel as I have to floor the car in 5th or rev it in 4th to maintain 40mph up a hill or (45-50 in 4th) as you can imagine it does annoy a lot of the local drivers as the limit is 60 ;) So back to topic, does the 1.4 make a bigger difference, does the 1.6 use tonnes more fuel? what kind of mpg does it get? Well, I've gone from a 1.2 2002 clio to a 2011 1.4 Diesel Fiesta. In terms of MPG, so far my average on my Diesel is about 47.5 MPG, and that's during a lot of stop start traffic. It also feels, (although being a bigger and heavier car than my last one) a lot more punchy. I drove my Dad's 1.6 2008 Reg MK6 Fiesta for one day to get to work whilst my Renault was being examined/repaired , that got around the 45MPG mark and felt more "punchy". The best I got in my old Clio was 45.1 MPG, and that was a one-off, normally it was between 27 and 35MPG. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
London's Finest Posted February 21, 2015 Author Share Posted February 21, 2015 Yeah, gotta start saving up :). This car does drink a lot of fuel at 60-70mph too Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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