The SHOCKING Cost of Owning a 4.7L V8 Land Cruiser in Kenya? Or is it.

[@MM-tb8dy]

How I am discovering your channel today after many years on earth is mind boggling.

[@MasaiGainz]

Thanks for tuning in to MGC!

[@edwinmucheke5440]

You are so fluent and easy to listen to. Good job!

[@MasaiGainz]

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[@Saitaga]

And here I complain about my Mitsubishi Pajero's 3.5L V6 petrol consumption. Proud of you Champ.

[@MasaiGainz]

Cheers!

[@Rassy_]

The 2nd Gen Pajero with a carburetor is something else

[@_TheHoneyBadger]

Which year and what's the consumption, kpl?

[@victor.olweny]

Before I shock you let me first appreciate the shocking truth. Sugar coat it with comfort and so on. Simply put a Toyota 4.7 V8 petrol will consume much more than a 3 V6 petrol which cosumes more than a 1.5 4 cylinder if maintenance is well done across board. It will cost a smilar trend in repairs. A badly maintained or faulty 4 cylinder engine can have the same fuel efficiency as a well maitained V8 engine. An engine is meant to pull the weight of the car, the heavier the car the more work it does puling it faster, so do the math on why one has a bigger engine and drinks more than the other. Now add creature comforts like AC and the engine works alot harder, you get the drill on fuel.. Bottom line, if you want bigger be willing to dig deeper in your pockets. Get a car for the right purpose. If it is beyond purpose then be willing to pay more for whatever makes you feel good, whether it is your love for a particular car brand, childhood dreams, shape of car, ground clearance, AWD, performance ... whatever satisfies your emotions. With that said I own a 2018 WXB Toyota Fielder 1.5 Petrol and a 1992 Toyota Landcruiser 78 2.4 Turbo Diesel. Fielder more comfortable than Landcruiser. I use AC all of the time with the Fielder, hardly with the Landcruiser. Fielder gets 10 - 14 k/l in city upto 20k/l on highway. Landcruiser gets 8 - 10 k/l city upto 16 k/l highway. When I get in either I know what am paying for. And depending on my pocket and mood I will choose one over the other on a given day. I love landcruisers, and I will hopefully get a 100 series with the inline 6 and manual gearbox if I find one in good condition or cheap enough I can rebuild it to what I want. PS: The Cygnus is a Lexus, it was only named like that in Japan but it was exported as a Lexus to other countries. So it comes with the build quality and comfort of a Lexus and you should notice how different it is in looks from other Toyota Landcruiser 100 series V8s

[@Afrorack]

There's no way a poorly maintained 4 cylinder can consume like a well maintained V8...as you assume. Fuel comes through fuel injectors and they have a maximum capacity. On a smaller engine they will be smaller in capacity and even if they were stuck open they cannot flow that much fuel

[@victor.olweny]

@@Afrorack I said poorly maintained or faulty engine *can* and this is based on application not combustion cycle. I didn't specify capacity of 4 cylinder, they range from 1.5l to 3l. Fuel is controlled by the ECU/Computer in modern engines and that is based on many sensors, if any of the senors is giving faulty information it can cause the ECU to inject more fuel or less making it run too rich or lean, making it consume more or less than expected. Now apply a well maintained V8 and poorly maintained 4 cylinder to similar conditions like a 200km journey, with the 4 cylinder overfueling and reving in most cases higher than the V8, or daily driving when loaded or running with AC, do the math As I already mentioned earlier the V8 will always consume more than a V6 and so on, all other factors constant. The point is how much fuel you use not only depends on it being a bigger vs smaller engine, but also on the conditions of the engine. PS: Combustion in the cylinder is due to air fuel mixture, more fuel more power, so you can have a case where you are putting in more fuel than air, and it is not that you are pouring in fuel like a tap, it is sprayed by the injectors. Finally, 4.7 V8 represents total capacity, but if you take a cylinder independently you can find the volume of a single cylinder in a 4-cylinder is equivalent to the volume of a single cylinder in a V8, the only difference being the V8 has extra 4 cylinders to work with

[@humphreykimutai4119]

​@@AfrorackWell, it actually can. I've driven a 2.0 litre X-trail T30 petrol that consumed around 6-7 km /litre. Wasn't the most well maintained vehicle with fuel pump issues transmission issues and all that. So yeah a 4 cylinder can actually be that bad if not well maintained and serviced.

[@tednjagi5687]

WHo is this guy?🤔

[@JEFF2000M]

@victor.olweny you have my attention

[@leviwanyoike]

If you’re in a rush, play video at 1.25x speed and start from 4:46. Great content.

[@Naj2theWorld]

I have never seen a review like this one. Honestly the review is really awesome. I enjoyed.

[@MS_motoring]

Learnt alot, a new subscriber today Being a loyal car reviewer is amazing in today's car world

[@TheMostBlessed1]

Thank you my colleague Land Cruiser Lover. LC100 Series still the conqueror.

[@alternativemotorlogistics4430]

6 Km/L is still very high in this day and time when most manufacturers are using technology to almost get rid of the pump altogether. But the Cygnus is still a good vehicle.

[@AH-mq9fn]

Thinking of relocating from Australia to Kenya. My go to would be a local 4.2 diesel 100 series

[@MasaiGainz]

Thanks for tuning in to MGC! Yup the 4.2 is also great

[@lucas.senior]

You guys never told me about this channel? Untill i come to bump into this on 2/11/24

[@obrienwejuli4804]

I love your experience and expertise and explaintions you are great please keep it up

[@MasaiGainz]

Asante sana & thanks for watching MGC!

[@wafiworld1]

These are my exact thoughts... I'm planning on buying this. God willing this year.

[@MasaiGainz]

God willing

[@mwobobiasroundup]

New subscriber from Meru county in Kenya. Love the content.

[@MasaiGainz]

Cheers! Thanks for tuning in to MGC!

[@carswithmula]

Pretty interesting how fuel consumption doesn't linearly increase with engine size. In some cases, smaller engines even consume more fuel.

[@MasaiGainz]

@@carswithmula true! In most cases of large size SUV’s do better with a large displacement engine like a V8. In most cases the big V8 will outdo a 4 cylinder on highway drives because the V8 is working less hard than the small engine . (Specifically in the case of large SUV’s )

[@alexgichinga8183]

I love the way you explain it. Thank you

[@MasaiGainz]

Cheers ! Thanks for tuning in to MGC!

[@deejaycheru]

Great content 🤝🤝love the land cruiser 100 series

[@MasaiGainz]

Thanks for tuning in to MGC!

[@evanchege1741]

Very informative i never thought a toyota harrier will consume fuel almost the same as a landcruiser . Am getting mine soon.

[@evansk9451]

Had the same reasoning after using a 110 that consumed 7kmpl. I always told people it is better to have a v8 than a 4 cylinder if the fuel consumption is the same. Parts will be pricey incase you need them if you can afford it go for it if you cant then go for that small, old consumer because for a few thousand shillings you will be up and running in no time

[@justusgwaromagangi7373]

Not bad for all the comfort, respect, safety etc of this machine,

[@MasaiGainz]

Correct you have to look at the complete package .

[@dennismenace5174]

And class

[@lethalstreak]

knowledge is power. Once you get the initial purchase price of the beast, it will treat you very well.

[@tasteradio1060]

How shocked I was to learn that harriers and prados do abround 6.7 km/l. while they on paper promise above 10 km/l. I always imagine a normal car to do around 12 km/l.

[@221moses]

I like your episode, very informative

[@MasaiGainz]

Thanks for tuning in!

[@moseskuria7542]

Well explained..food for thought

[@MasaiGainz]

Cheers for tuning in to MGC!

[@jewels211966]

Awesome video and this cruiser is safe....

[@MasaiGainz]

Thanks for tuning in!

[@kevinkavete]

just the video that i needed, planning to buy one soon.

[@MasaiGainz]

Awesome!

[@mwangi-stee]

New subricriber here. I already love your content. Keep up the good work 💯💯

[@MasaiGainz]

@@mwangi-stee cheers! Thanks for tuning in!

[@jagenaught]

If you thought the running costs were bad try the Range Rover. Its cost isn't even fuel, its the cost of being stuck.

[@MasaiGainz]

Ha! Ranger Rover such good looking cars but always a worry on the serviceability

[@jagenaught]

@@MasaiGainz Even main dealers can deal with they. They fail all the time. I've imported and exported a few of them. Toyota's are just the best. Fuels costs are better than garage costs.

[@LandCruiserChronicles]

People buying new fancy cars don’t factor in long term reliability and serviceability. Land cruisers are totally worth the investment. My J120 Prado with the legendary 1GR-FE 4.0 V6 engine gives me 10-11kmpl on highways and 7-8kmpl in city driving. I drive it at 70-80kmph max. Is a delight every time I drive.

[@MasaiGainz]

True!

[@fellationelation]

Please find its 4.2L diesel variant for additional comparison.

[@MasaiGainz]

Future episode for sure

[@movies-now01]

what you said about Mark x is very true. Thank you for this video I have learnt something

[@MasaiGainz]

Thanks for tuning in to MGC!

[@stoicodex-e2t]

Awesome review. You have earned my sub.

[@MasaiGainz]

@@stoicodex-e2t Asante Sana!

[@EdgarLeyian]

Great marketers are good storytellers 😊

[@terramurimi6870]

Well i agree with this guy People just have a bad perception of this but 4.7 engine. its one of the most reliable cars.. I have mine 2006 make.Bought in 2013 up to date ....first owner ...Same engine and gearbox very powerful. Although selling mine now but its one of the most reliable v8 engines.

[@MasaiGainz]

Great insight ! Thanks for tuning in to MGC!

[@denzeljuma8473]

Dammmmn,,my cousin spent almost ksh120k on fuel alone on their lc200 in one month. This has changed my perspective about fuel cost for a LC. Nice video❤👍

[@MasaiGainz]

Wah! Maybe a long gruesome safari of over 3000km

[@wilsonmpesha904]

Hii hesabu ni ya very short trips. This is not the reality at all. Hii kitu ni guzzler.

[@masht8685]

​@@wilsonmpesha904 I agree ...4.7 litre engine ni guzzler but ni mtu afike bei. Guzzler kwa mtu mmoja ni petty cash kwa mwengine

[@kevinRECEIVABLES]

very good and enlightening

[@njooroanthony7268]

Well executed brother. I appreciate your 2 cents

[@MasaiGainz]

Much appreciated

[@pauldiaz8335]

good content rented one a while back for a month i must say it is an amazing car

[@MasaiGainz]

Thanks for tuning in!

[@rayneronny5921]

Informative content. Keep it up.

[@MasaiGainz]

Cheers!

[@leylandlynxvlog]

I drove a V8 rental (Chevrolet Tahoe current model - 5.7L) for 2 days and averaged 4.7km/l. I enjoyed the V8 sound and power too much, but perhaps a Toyota engine is more fuel efficient. Also I covered nearly 400 kms in those two days. I love driving too much. Idk how someone can only do 800kms in a month. Anyway great video it was interesting to know the costs. Hopefully I’ll have such a car one day, but for now I’m happy with my Nissan Serena. In general with any car that consumes more fuel than your average 1.5L to 2.0L it’s about the smiles per miles not the miles per gallon.

[@irungubinmwangi]

Nice content. Subscribed 👏

[@MasaiGainz]

@@irungubinmwangi cheers! Thanks for tuning in to MGC!

[@RaphOnyango]

thanks for the breakdown

[@ignatiusn9851]

I agree with you brother, I used to own a 2012 mpv with 2000cc and it was doing 6-8 km/l,,,😢😢 I was paying more for gas than someone owning a newer v8 😂

[@MasaiGainz]

Thanks for sharing bro!

[@juniermalongo9463]

I like your car reviews

[@sirhc-di6si]

Nice content, my persepective on V8's has changed.

[@MasaiGainz]

Cheers! Thanks for tuning in!

[@seanlovi8798]

Am first LoL 😂 I need my cookie. Anyways, awesome content my man.

[@MasaiGainz]

🍪

[@omonywamotangi9015]

I like the way he is struggling to mention the names of saloon cars by Toyota...🤣

[@MasaiGainz]

@@omonywamotangi9015 ahaha not at all , my second car was Toyota IST and it was a pleasure to drive and get around the city fantastic little thing

[@salimmachila5736]

Great knowledge thanks a lot 👍👍👍👍

[@MasaiGainz]

Cheers! Thanks for tuning in to MGC!

[@colinmk256]

Great perspective! Forgive my far fetched thinking but I'm thinking this goes back to one's wallet.. I'm a big fan of this LC V8 although for this argument's sake, I feel like excluding the obvious difference in initial purchasing cost did not do this video/maths justice? I haven't checked the price of a Harrier/Mark X but considering medium to near-long term ownership, doesn't the lower initial cost of purchasing the Harrier/Mark X (which I believe is much lower than the V8) overall balance out owning this LC V8 aka "enjoying its amenities". The Harrier/Mark X owner maybe simply couldn't afford the LC V8 or could actually afford it, however, decided to invest the balance in some Real Estate or something. To me this low key falls in the same category of the trending debate of "To rent or To buy a house".. Although I think after 15 - 20 years, your argument wins. The V8 will still be holding its ground better than the Harrier. At the end of the day, it depends on one's priorities at that time of "having the money to afford the V8". Perhaps rather buy a fairly used well mentained LC V8 than a brand new Harrier? If your argument is based solely on daily driving bar the initial purchasing cost of both cars, I take my comment back. Thanks for the insight though. Here to learn :)

[@GilbertKarogoKabui]

Always a pleasure to see you, this specific video is helpful. I was wondering, where would you start if you were looking to get a well maintained cygnus. What is the approximate average costs of a well maintained cygnus? Is there a good time of year to go cygnus shopping? How do the costs compare to the ls120 petrol? Again, a big fun of your work.

[@MasaiGainz]

Cheers! Good place to search is the Land Cruiser groups on Facebook. Have to be patient and wait for something clean to turn up. Though it’s getting harder and harder to find pristine condition cruisers since so many people just bash them in the bundus . Operating costs would be similar to a 120 series Prado… average cost of buying can range allot depending on condition. I’ll do a video of how to pre-inspect a cruiser before buying

[@GilbertKarogoKabui]

@@MasaiGainz thanks, please also mention the 150 in your comparison.

[@GilbertKarogoKabui]

@@MasaiGainz by the way is there a company that does pre-inspection and grading of locally used cars? I saw that in the US real estate market.

[@Alex_Murimi]

Actually its add up! The calculation and fuel economy plus the package it is in, its makes sense. Im going to follow your footsteps. What about LC200 is it the same or better?

[@MasaiGainz]

@@Alex_Murimi cheers! LC200 is same or Slightly better but depends on how heavy your foot is on the gas pedal 😁

[@mombasasherman]

Looks like the LX470. Great content.

[@MasaiGainz]

Indeed Cygnus was JAPANESE VERSION of LX470. JDM Cygnus is equivalent to LX470

[@mombasasherman]

@MasaiGainz I own a 2005 Fortuner 1grfe 4L petrol. City driving I usually get anywhere between 6.7 to 7.1 Km/L. Trips to Mombasa can range anywhere to 8.1 to 8.3 Km/L. Nikifika Nairobi nakutafuta.

[@MasaiGainz]

@@mombasasherman good consumption 👍 1GRFE is a great engine.

[@ernestmugo1765]

Curious to see petrol vs diesel comparison

[@MasaiGainz]

Soon!!

[@bigduck2196]

I deleted my exaust and sounds amazing that v8 rumble

[@briankahoro8340]

Did your fuel consumption go up?

[@georgeomondi1491]

Just got yourself a new subscriber. Awesome content... from a Ma-Cakes owner😂.

[@bravendayisenga7366]

awesome review

[@Robekinya]

Nice ride. Who is your mechanic, i need to recommend someone with such to them.

[@danwaweru5732]

A Mazda CX5 diesel will average 12kmpl City and 14-15kmpl Highway. You cannot beat that considering luxury, fuel economy, and mild off-roading capability.

[@allenmunuo9133]

What about reliability 🤔?

[@Dankioko]

luxury of a mazda cx5? then compared to a LC, come on.

[@ratorisamson1242]

You said CX5 has luxury? clearly you overrating that car

[@evansonnjoroge6637]

Good riddance placing CX5 and reliability in the same sentence 😂😂😂

[@nelsonkimaiga1228]

Given the context, eems I could make a transition from my 3000 cc V6 crown..nice watch

[@mosesngatiah6365]

This one and Hilux Invincible UK specs..my #1 choice 😊

[@correctturn]

Spending on transport over 600k a year, is still cruel unless that is a business vehicle.

[@dreamphantltd]

Its a matter of perspective, Depends on how deep ur pockets are, remember even spending 100k a year on transport for a 4 cylinder is still cruel to someone who isnt at ur level financially

[@samuelgichangi224]

LOL

[@thuohi1]

Tafuta pesa 😂😂

[@yurann8102]

I have a 2007 Harrier with a 2.4L engine (2AZ) And yes , I'm averaging 7km/L In town 6Km/L On highway best 9Km/L. I think I should buy a V8 Land Cruiser 😂

[@finadmn]

I drove a Harrier like that and got more than 10 kpl on a 1800 km trip. On a shorter 100 km run I got about 14 kpl. You might want to have yours checked.

[@MasaiGainz]

@finadmn 14km/L in 07 harrier! That’s almost impossible . I think we differ in how the consumption is measured . Must measure pump to pump and do the maths

[@finadmn]

@@MasaiGainz I was amazed. Filled up the tank in Kitale. Topped up in Bungoma, 6 litres. Total distance 83km

[@HarunMbae]

​@@finadmnthat's where you went wrong. It should be long distance, with city and highway combined. To and fro, so you compensate for hills and descends. Otherwise it's like giving fuel consumption based on Flyover to Naivasha. It can be 30km/l

[@oscarjuma1582]

At one point I had a 2.7l Hilux Surf, a 2.7l Toyota Hiace and a daihatsu mira. The hilux gave me 3.5km per litre. Loved it but it emptied my pockets asap. I drove Daihatsu mira on weekdays and the hilux surf on weekends.

[@innowesley4909]

Can you please talk about cost of owning and maintaining a range rover especially those with 100,000 KM mileage

[@RayMusumba]

Wachana tu nayo. Like someone here said, they look good but not worth the headache. You can even just do your homework and check the ones being sold. Engine issues are rampant.

[@MasaiGainz]

Hehe, this one is tricky. I haven’t reached Range Rover Ownership yet

[@nairobipictures]

This is greatly convincing

[@maclaudeamumbwe2663]

Not as bad as i thought. I do around 8kml on my 3.0 on traffic

[@MasaiGainz]

That’s very good!

[@AbramWaliggo]

This was very educative am buying that vehicle

[@beringei1013]

this car is the ultimate SUV. end of discussion

[@cucudrip2137]

If I am having such luxury power space and reliability fuel economy moves from km/l to smiles per galon😂💯

[@kennedyotieno1171]

Word!

[@cdot1015]

Great video. Super informative. That fuel consumption is shocking though even in context. What are the benefits of owning a 200 series over a 2nd gen Touareg or Cayenne? Diesel of course. Those cars would be cheaper to buy, much better on road performance, not too far behind in off road performance, miles ahead in terms of fuel consumption, similar maintenance costs, and super reliable 🤔. What, beyond being status symbols, would be the appeal in buying a 200/100 series over a similar period german suv?

[@MasaiGainz]

Parts and service . Simple as that. In kenya it’s a nightmare sometimes servicing and diagnosing German cars . Often expensive Aswell. The Land Cruiser will consume fuel, but parts and service will be cheaper and the residual value will be way better over 5-10 years vs the German car! Land cruisers hold value very well! Especially if you purchase at the bottom of the depreciation curve . And in offroad performance, there’s a huge difference . The cruiser is build to take a beating . The other cars will most certainly break expensive parts over the same type of hard end safaris .

[@davidmonroe6853]

Where did you get your timing belt changed?

[@MasaiGainz]

Did with my mech. I got the parts. We fitted.. I watched

[@765asdew89]

You never included the average pricing of this vehicle in the market, local and importing...plse do

[@MasaiGainz]

See this episode : kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZS7eKRod7iifrcsi=vaj3mdi0JjCZ0r9t

[@drnyoro]

I can see you added extra Speakers on the front door panels.. mind sharing the contacts for the audio shop/engineer

[@MasaiGainz]

Ha, those are original from factory. MarkLevinson sound system comes standard on Cygnus

[@charleskirii7150]

If you own this beast you have no hurry to upgrade 😂

[@malikroy9069]

But you are so blessed bro if you had parents with land cruisers.

[@MasaiGainz]

@@malikroy9069 ha, god is great but the cruisers came later. We had old Toyota townace van for years we used that for the whole fam

[@onesykaranja2903]

Can you do the same for the 80 series? I have always loved the 80

[@MasaiGainz]

@@onesykaranja2903 sure!

[@anthonyharris1019]

Good informative content though you haven't told us whether your Cygnus is petrol or diesel powered engine for purposes of comparison

[@tobiasmulwa9406]

What of the diesel variant

[@ShirquilleSande]

Hi, that sound just before the engine turned on, do you hear it even while driving? Is it normal? I hear it even while driving.

[@MasaiGainz]

Yes yes perfectly normal . It’s the ABS unit pressurising itself

[@samuelobetele7085]

nice content

[@MasaiGainz]

@@samuelobetele7085 Asante sana!

[@johnkilonzi4315]

Excellent content. But I still think I can make it do 11km/l

[@MasaiGainz]

On long highway stretches the big V8 is barely worked sitting at low rpms , it’s possible to get good mileage if you’re a seasoned driver

[@KK-ygh]

Why would sbdy be commuting daily on smooth tarmac roads use an off road vehicle??..instead of using a normal roadcar...

[@ncba]

Because I want to

[@onesykaranja2903]

Because they can

[@evansonnjoroge6637]

First, V8s are really smooth and mostly smoother than "normal road cars". Second, the owners can afford them without complaining about the economy. Stick to what you can afford 😊😊

[@KK-ygh]

​@@evansonnjoroge6637 why not an Aston martin, or a ferrari, which is quite smooth, with a v12 engine? Cant they afford that.??

[@KK-ygh]

​​@@ncba why dont you like the more superior v12 cars, like ferraris, aston martins. Porsche??

[@njengajm]

Any heads up on the same car but diesel version?

[@Christian-ou3on]

What about a diesel one that will cost?

[@chrisngari1038]

Cost of insurance, wheel replacement??

[@MasaiGainz]

Tyres for cruisers vary … top brands in stock size will cost allot but also last very long ! A good set of Bfgoodrich set you back 200k 4 tyres but can last upto 80,000km which typically takes 8-10 years to cover! (Hence approx 25k per year tyre cost )

[@manufacturingdefect1287]

Wow. Impressive.

[@mizizi1]

Mzee get an ECU INSTALLED. You will save big time on fuel and more engine performance .

[@amaaniherbert3140]

i interested in same vehicle same specifications but diesel fuel???

[@InformaGraph]

I drive a mark x 2011, my perspective has changed, I better own a v8 now😆

[@jumalawyer7108]

How much?

[@naphtalmichigan]

Thats a nice Cygnus

[@KamranKhan-ct9ky]

I am getting 10km/l in the same landcruser 1hdfte diesel

[@tamaduni]

About 200 usd a month ...not bad for Mp earning 10k usd a month

[@rujumbaherman]

At the end of the day mpg for the 100 series most especially petrol doesnt reallt matter ks u literally trading in mpg for reliability.......its that simple

[@MasaiGainz]

@@rujumbaherman good way to think about it!

[@rujumbaherman]

@@MasaiGainz love your content bruv keep the good work👍

[@collinswanzala2]

Truth is..u can't spend less than 100k per month driving a land cruiser..iv had 2.7l prado n lowest was 85k per month

[@MasaiGainz]

@@collinswanzala2 this is too much unless you are commuting allot !!!! That’s 555 litres worth of fuel which would be equivalent of 3,330 km per month !!!! Most people will average 1000km a month at the high side!

[@moderator5566t]

​@@MasaiGainzwe subaru forester owners are basking in the sun watching this😂😂t

[@seanlovi8798]

Had to add another comment. I daily a 3.0 V6 Toyota crown, and I get same fuel and many times better economy than my previous 1800cc Allion. My bill remains oil changes and normal service.

[@MasaiGainz]

Interesting! The 3.0L V6 crown has great power and decent comfort ! Thanks for tuning in 👊

[@seanlovi8798]

@@danielw2714 10-12 km/L on the Allion...my 3.0 crown gets pretty crazy number sometimes I think the computer is nuts, usually I realistically get 15-18 km/L on long drives but I have seen and recorded 22.4 km/L but strictly at 80kmph with no crazy accelerations.

[@oushouma84]

I confirm my toyota crown royal V6 consumes 10-12km/l

[@danielw2714]

@@seanlovi8798 so getting an average of 14kpl (town driving) in a 1800cc allion is impossible? I was genuinely considering getting it

[@Dankioko]

@@danielw2714 no you wont get 14 km/l more likely 11-12

[@saidyemanuel8924]

Landrover Discovery 2,3 and 4

[@ibrahimhabib4759]

How are you getting 6km/l as a daily use? I have driven an LC100 for 3 years and the best I got as a daily use is 5km/l.

[@amuranday9862]

wondering the same thing too.

[@MasaiGainz]

Combined average . If you are mainly in city driving meaning traffic and start stop bumper to bumper cars everyday , definitely you will consume allot. The V8 doesn’t like to just sit and rumble in city traffic so if your daily commute is mostly that, Don’t go for the cruiser But if you can mix it up , some expressway, some highway, abit of traffic etc you will manage just fine Also big key is how soft your foot is on the pedal! If you’re someone who loves to stomp on it, go for a saloon car. I drive like a grandpa most times so I get better fuel economy than most lol

[@duncannjau9012]

liking your POV🧐

[@MasaiGainz]

Cheers!

[@JamesMukui-p1v]

Nasisi watu wa nissan note na mazda demio