had a little experiment this week with mpg, last time i drove carefully i got 32.8mpg so this time i did a little weight saving took my tube out and all the other stuff that i dnt need in there, i also turned everything electrical that didnt need to be on, off.and the results - 34.75mpg was 283 mile and cost me £38.08 at 102.9litre, but i couldnt drive like that all the time its hard wrk makin sure ur foot neva goes to far dwn

I've had a few differing results myself ranging from 300+ miles from a tank full to as low as 260.
Who's idea was it to introduce a gauge that lets you see your unreasonable consumption as you stick your foot down. Twinkle toes I ain't.
I had one of those gauges in my old BMW 735i called an econometer. Had to blank it off as it frightened me. It was bad enough listening to the petrol gurgling as it fed that beast of an engine, without having a meter to tell me just how bad it was.
I bought the S111 for excitement not economy so I'll just have to accept it as it is.
Uncle Buck

i could probly sqeeze 400 out of tank

I'm seventeen stone and have heavy feet so you can see I'm at a disadvantage.

Uncle Buck.

I get between 28-32 mpg on a weekly basis. On a long run I've got up to 34ish, though those trips were travelled at speed. I guess if I drove slowly then prob 35ish.

I get around 28mpg on average but I do mainly city driving which doesn't help. But then again i bought the coupe to have fun with so sod the mpg.

All you need is a few tractors and lorries on your journey very ecofriendly. I hardlt ever make it over 40 or a journey at work, But make up fot it on the weekend.

I pick my spanking new coupe up on tuesday, i really dont give a danm how many mpg it does. i new when i ordered the car it was a bit of a beast on fuel. but i dont care i just whant to enjoy it for its looks.

The response to any MPG question should be

If you need to ask, you can't afford to run it