Ford Focus Fuel Consumption Stats

Good Day All

I know this thread has been inactive for almost a year, but I have a quick question.

Currently, I'm driving a 2015 Ford Focus 2.0 ST3 and I'm dying of high fuel consumption.

I drive around 20km a day to work and back and even with no spirited driving at all I cant get a lower consumption than 11-12L/100km. My normal mileage is around 350km on a full tank to empty . . .. thats a bit crazy when you think they claim 8L/100km average.

The car is going for its first service next month and i want to bring this up with Ford, but for now, i wanted to find out what you guys are getting on average.

Exactly the same here also about 20km a day and i normally get about 10.9.. on the open road best i have got is 8.2 with cruise control on
 
Good Day All

I know this thread has been inactive for almost a year, but I have a quick question.

Currently, I'm driving a 2015 Ford Focus 2.0 ST3 and I'm dying of high fuel consumption.

I drive around 20km a day to work and back and even with no spirited driving at all I cant get a lower consumption than 11-12L/100km. My normal mileage is around 350km on a full tank to empty . . .. thats a bit crazy when you think they claim 8L/100km average.

The car is going for its first service next month and i want to bring this up with Ford, but for now, i wanted to find out what you guys are getting on average.
Is that still the 2,5L 5-cylinder?
 
Good Day All

I know this thread has been inactive for almost a year, but I have a quick question.

Currently, I'm driving a 2015 Ford Focus 2.0 ST3 and I'm dying of high fuel consumption.

I drive around 20km a day to work and back and even with no spirited driving at all I cant get a lower consumption than 11-12L/100km. My normal mileage is around 350km on a full tank to empty . . .. thats a bit crazy when you think they claim 8L/100km average.

The car is going for its first service next month and i want to bring this up with Ford, but for now, i wanted to find out what you guys are getting on average.

Not servicing the car could be part of your problem.
 
wow, this thread still alive?
Yea, the petrol 1.6 was heavy on fuel. I eventually sold it and got a 2006 2.0 diesel. MUUUUUCH better fuel consumption (6.5l/100km combines) and thats heavy foot driving. The torque on a diesel!! I dont think I could ever go back.
Im actually now looking for a diesel SUV.
Anyone have anything to say about the Nissan Quashqai? 2l diesel?
 
Ran a 1.0 ecoboost sedan for 2 years... very heavy foot and this was consistently my average. Did get better if driven with some restraint... sold now as i had tons of issues and it was going out of warranty 20180703_070635.jpeg
 
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