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12th September 2014, 10:21 | #1 |
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Running costs 2.5 v6 auto.
hi all,can you tell me what the running cost would be for a 2.5 v6 auto,ie,road tax, MPG,thinking of buying a one owner car with FSH cam belt done 5.000mls ago in lovely well kept condition.
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I dont know if this will help, because mines a manual 2.5 v6 but its £285.00 a year tax and i get 30-33mpg |
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Probably about 28 - 30 on the auto Bob.
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I have a 180 Auto, on my stop/start commute i average about 26-27 MPG, however on a steady 70mph long journey, it averages at about 33-34 mpg. You get many more Smiles per Gallon though
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My 75 auto does around 25/27 on the daily runs I do (12 miles in the am, same again pm), driving it 'normally'. I've seen it drop to 20/22 on the odd days when I've booted it a bit. And on an mainly motorway run down to Hendon and back recently, I saw 39, which was nice.
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thanks guys for replies up to now,this is just an idea for now,i only do about 3,000mls a year in my diesel at an average of 40mpg,so was trying to work out the difference between the two,road tax on mine is £180 and on the v6 £280,my insurance for the diesel is £180 what would it be roughly on the v6.
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I'm 55 (quite young really....), full NCB, and its around £180 from memory, after £20-odd quid cashback via the Quidco website.
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Exactly my experience.
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With regard to road tax, given the Government's about face on diesels, it won't be long before diesels cost more to tax. Finally, you can drive a KV6 at the same pace as a diesel and get very similar mpg but what you can't do with a diesel is get the same exhilaration as a KV6 when you floor it. Saving money or having fun, the choice is yours. |
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