MPG V40 1.8 16v vs V70 2.5 20v?

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Is there a comparison for fuel consumption anywhere online, or can any of
you fabulous Volvo-type people answer this kweshtun? Wifey is telling me
that going from out little 1.8 16v V40 to a 2.4/2.5 V70 will be costly in
the fuel dept....
 
Is there a comparison for fuel consumption anywhere online, or can any of
you fabulous Volvo-type people answer this kweshtun? Wifey is telling me
that going from out little 1.8 16v V40 to a 2.4/2.5 V70 will be costly in
the fuel dept....

Depends on many things. Is the V70 going to be AWD? Both cars from
the same model year?

As a rough estimate, I compared the 2000 V40 against the 2000 V70.
The V70 was the five speed auto with the 2.4L engine.

V40: 21 mpg city, 28 mpg hwy
V70: 20 mpg city, 28 mpg hwy

You can get your own comparisions here: <http://www.fueleconomy.gov>
 
Bev A. Kupf said:
Depends on many things. Is the V70 going to be AWD? Both cars from
the same model year?

As a rough estimate, I compared the 2000 V40 against the 2000 V70.
The V70 was the five speed auto with the 2.4L engine.

V40: 21 mpg city, 28 mpg hwy
V70: 20 mpg city, 28 mpg hwy

You can get your own comparisions here: <http://www.fueleconomy.gov>

Thanks!

Right, the V40 is an old one - first year it was produced. The V70 -
something like a 98, I reckon - and no, probably not AWB. Both manual.
 
Nick said:
Thanks!

Right, the V40 is an old one - first year it was produced. The V70 -
something like a 98, I reckon - and no, probably not AWB. Both manual.

The 2.5 20v will give around 26-28mpg in town, and upto 36mpg on a steady
long run. On average you'll be around 31-32mpg driven 1 or 2 up with more or
less nothing in the boot.

These figures are for spring / summer time. You'll loose about 2mpg during
the winter- more if its short town driving.

Keeping the tyres pumped up and it properly serviced will all help.

Tim..
Tim..
 
Tim.. said:
The 2.5 20v will give around 26-28mpg in town, and upto 36mpg on a steady
long run. On average you'll be around 31-32mpg driven 1 or 2 up with more
or
less nothing in the boot.

These figures are for spring / summer time. You'll loose about 2mpg during
the winter- more if its short town driving.

Keeping the tyres pumped up and it properly serviced will all help.

Tim..
Tim..

Thanks!
 
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