1990 Porsche 928 S4, Engine Size (liters) 4.9
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Yes 4.957 liters is actual .............for a "5 liter" 928 , the 4.7 is 4.664 , the 4.5 is 4.474 ........Porsche rounded up !!
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OK, but look at the rest of the information:
MPG (city) 13
MPG (highway) 19
Does anyone get that low of MPG? My Auto S4 get better and I remember many post here telling of other model years getting better MPG.
Everyone agree with their greenhouse gas report?
MPG (city) 13
MPG (highway) 19
Does anyone get that low of MPG? My Auto S4 get better and I remember many post here telling of other model years getting better MPG.
Everyone agree with their greenhouse gas report?
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I average 17+ mpg on my 240mi round trip commute, with my 273 ratio rearend......
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If I drive normaly (no quick off line starts and kick-downs). I get ~ 17 MPG in the city and driving at 70 MPH and below out on the road it's 21+ MPG.
Of course my dash reads a bit better, 18-19 city, 24-25 HW.
I would not be afraid to put mine up for emission testing either. I'm sure it would even pass Ca. standards with room to spare.
I know I'm not the only one getting this, right?
Of course my dash reads a bit better, 18-19 city, 24-25 HW.
I would not be afraid to put mine up for emission testing either. I'm sure it would even pass Ca. standards with room to spare.
I know I'm not the only one getting this, right?