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Please could you tell me the true mpg for a 2009 model used for short journey's, some sources quote 22 & others 33. 33 is OK 22 is not ! Or should I get a VW Toureg ?
Thanks all
 

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Please could you tell me the true mpg for a 2009 model used for short journey's, some sources quote 22 & others 33. 33 is OK 22 is not ! Or should I get a VW Toureg ?
Thanks all
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If you want good fuel consumption in a relatively large, good quality SUV, buy an Audi Q3. With care I got 50 mpg. If you want a Porsche, buy a Macan.
 
Don't listen to Derek, he's biased [:D]

I, on the other hand, couldn't possibly be [:eek:] Serial Cayenne owner, and current diesel gives 32mpg easily on general running around.

I recently travelled down to Spain and averaged 38mpg at 120 kph. Great towing vehicle too, though not that many have towbars fitted.

Air suspension is a good choice if you can find one with it.
 
Hi, I'd a 2011 V6 Diesel Cayenne which I could get avg 35mpg on short general runs. I guess a 2009 model won't be too disimilar. A Toureg would be quite similar MPG as well I'd have thought, although a neighbour had one and his MPG was in the 20's. I think driving style would have played a part in this difference.

I'm getting around the 32mpg in the Diesel S I have now which. It has a towbar installed and air suspension and if you'd like to make an offer [;)]
 
Really interesting thread this as on my 4.2 V8 Diesel I never get less than 32 round town and typically on a Motorway approx 38 to 44. I don't sit at 65 mph either :)
 
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