shaf

Any reports on everyday mileage on the S as well as the Turbo?

manouk

360 km so far. Around 15l/100km

mdbonedoc

About 17-18 for my turbo.

Hammer911

17mpg on our first tank.

ChristianR

17 for mine in the city

rsax

I got 17 combined. Took a mostly highway drive for 100 miles and got just under 22.
Turbo btw.

slwong23

Still on my first tank of gas and about to fill up, just over 18mpg on my Turbo.

rijowysock

at 1000 miles

city i get 13

highway i get 21

tonight cruising at 95mph i reset the counter and got 24mpg at that speed.


all in all, embarrassing considering the V6 Cayenne would get better mileage, had less hp, and was heavier..

i guess turbo's aren't always better, no replacement for displacement.. Fwiw my macan turbo is in the shop, turbo's not creating boost, CEL's and other lights all over the dash..

GTF

Took a 320 mile day trip (about 90% hwy) w/four adults. Hwy @ 75-80 mph with tooling around shopping centers/restaurants. 24.2 mpg. Turned 1,000 miles, and total around 23 mpg....VERY pleased. I think the 17-23 EPA for the S is way conservative. I'm using 93, ethanol-free, which helps...and trying to be a good boy during break-in.

Mcx

Did a 300 mile round trip in new Macan turbo, mostly cruising at motorway speeds and at 80mph seemed to average 26-27 mpg, whilst cruising through roadworks at 50-60 seemed to get up to 30 mpg (UK gallons so 30= 25 US mpg). Engine may be quite tight, expect better fuel consumption when there is a couple of thousand miles on it. My 991 has improved somewhat now has 4k miles on it.

KeninBlaine

While this isn't directly related to this MPG topic, one thing I noticed about the three 997.1 cars I had over the past 7 years, was that they all just kept getting better with time. The motors seemed to get spunkier as the miles accumulated, and the mileage improved slightly too. After a few years and 40,000 miles, my last one still felt like a new car to me and ran like a charm every time I drove it. Hopefully the Macan will get better with age as well.

kkapoor

I've noticed increasing gas mileage both on my Audi A4 (2007, 140,000km) and on my C4S (2011, 30,000km). The gas mileage improved every year I owned and drove the vehicle, though I was very rigorous with maintenance.

Slow Guy

It might help if people noted whether their mileage calculations were made with the car computer or with the miles driven / gals at fill method, might give more reliable data.

KeninBlaine

Exactly. Also, we need to know if someone is from UK and using imperial gallons. Another reason why people need to include at least their country in their profile.

PCA1983

Imperial gallon = 1.201 US gallon.
Where do u find gasoline without ethanol? Should get near 1 mpg better without ethanol additive, wouldn't u say?
My experience with Porsches ifs the gas mileage improves over the first 15-20k miles, so these initial readings should improve quite a bit.