Fuel Consumption

[asiansquad]

How many Litres does your jazz do per 100 km???

I checked mine and it's on 6.7

[Sp00n]

depends on how i drive it
mine returns 6.7-7.0 if i drive like a granny
and about 7.7-8.2 if i drive like a maniac
it doesnt want to go past 8.2.....
maybe i'm not trying hard enuff

[rokkuchan]

on my stock's VTi-S rims i can do 5.8-6.2lt/100.
on my 17" rims, i now do 6.4-6.7

[STTICH]

those figures are somtimes hard to follow..
practically one full tank will allow me around 550kms, normally no more than tat..if get there, very lucky.
anyone find this the same? cause i think most jazz should do better than tat.
sad :(

[asiansquad]

One full tank i only get 500 kms :(

[STTICH]

damn ..the official figures are so so wrong..
lol

[Catcha]

460km is what i average from a full tank of fuel until the fuel light comes on......550km what is that driven till it's empty ????? or is that mostly highway driving

[spoon fit]

One full tank i only get 500 kms :(
same as me...:D

[vtc]

im dissapointed.. i always thought you guys could get 600. I dunno where i got that figure from but i always thought jazz could go 600.

[kenshin]

how big is the jazz's tank?

cause i get around 460 on a full tank of synergy 8000 (tegs have 50lt)
which isnt too bad...
quite disappointed with you jazz boys hehe revving too hard aye...
unless its like a 30 lt tank then thats understandable...

[STTICH]

a full tank is 42 lt form the manual.
i get 550 kms somtimes when really emtying the tank :) its like i fill up 40-41 lt
fuel light comes around 500kms.]
quite disappointed since jazz is so called the 'fuel saver' but turn out not true :(

[kenshin]

guess civics tegs + jazz all drink about the same....

[asiansquad]

a full tank is 42 lt form the manual.
i get 550 kms somtimes when really emtying the tank :) its like i fill up 40-41 lt
fuel light comes around 500kms.]
quite disappointed since jazz is so called the 'fuel saver' but turn out not true :(
are u sure man???

i filled up full tank and it was about 35lt

[STTICH]

42 lt . am very sure. u can check the jazz brochure.
its not unusual tat i fill around 38- 40lt since hav done it many times.
never tried fillinf up 42 lt though. :)

think u can still go a bit.

[civiceg9]

take the tank out and measure it
is just right under the front seats made of plastic hehe.
everything is plastic these days.

[TypeG]

lol
i still think it is very very good on petrol compare with my previous ride
i never feel disappointed on that but some other stuff

[Geoffy]

i get my light on at 550kms... i drive to 600kms and then i fill up...

[wyl03]

er, not too sure how u guys drive ur Jazz.

if possible, i try to keep it below 3K rpm. not too difficult once u get used to it.

i get 600kms EASILY. if the light comes on, you can still do another 50kms at the very LEAST.

the tank capacity is 42 ltr.

based on my car's computer, i averaged 6~6.3 when using the stock 14" on my Vti. after changing to Lenso 15"s, i'm getting around 6.5~6.7. but i'm still confident of hitting 600kms on a full tank.

i think the jazz has one of the better mileage for a car of its class. definitely better than say, Fiesta or Mazda2.

[Catcha]

er, not too sure how u guys drive ur Jazz.

if possible, i try to keep it below 3K rpm. not too difficult once u get used to it.

i get 600kms EASILY. if the light comes on, you can still do another 50kms at the very LEAST.

the tank capacity is 42 ltr.

based on my car's computer, i averaged 6~6.3 when using the stock 14" on my Vti. after changing to Lenso 15"s, i'm getting around 6.5~6.7. but i'm still confident of hitting 600kms on a full tank.

i think the jazz has one of the better mileage for a car of its class. definitely better than say, Fiesta or Mazda2.
I agree there, are all you jaz owners hitting the 600km mark using just normal unleaded or Preimum ? i have just switched over to preimum recently yo see the difference and well it's an extra 10kms from normal but i'm only on my second tank so can't say for sure...:D but compared to my REX it's miles better and way better then the lancer 1.8 also.

[Geoffy]

I'm using Optimax and about to switch to BP Ultimate cause after testing both I have concluded that BP gives you about 50kms more for your $...

I change gears at 2.5 RPM or lower... It's actually not that hard to get use to hehe... Only rev higher with FULL car of fat asses on a hill hahaha :rolleyes:

[Kit]

I seem to average more than 8L/100km.

VTi-S Auto.

[Lowenhart]

What have you got that little reading down to?
I've seen 3.9L/100km on the highway from my gf's Jazz...

[wyl03]

3.9L/100km?? WOW .. is that on the GLi (1.4L)?

btw, i use regular unleaded :D

[muli]

i get 600kms EASILY. if the light comes on, you can still do another 50kms at the very LEAST.
The light according to the manual indicates that you have around 7l of fuel left

[asiansquad]

so the jazz automatically calculates how many litres it uses every 100 km's after u drive it for a while?

[MRFIT]

I've just came back from a 3 days trip, I've done 1200km all together..... the lowest I've seen is 5.7L/100km..... (first time).... but since I was cruising at about 130km/h, it shows about 6.5L/100km..... also because in rural areas, there is no BP Ultimate available, I've been adding Premium Unleaded......

but from day to day city driving, I've never went below 6.5L/100km, the light usually comes on about 500km mark...... 600km? I don't think I will ever achieve that.....

[asiansquad]

hmmm..driving up sydney tomorrow..wonder how much petrol it'll cost me

[Catcha]

just on my first tank of premium just hit 500km's and got a bit more to go, big difference over unleaded i usually only get 460km's on unleaded only. Now i gotta wonder how BP Ultimate will go

[wyl03]

on the dashboard, there's a trip computer that records distance per trip as well as mileage (in terms of L/100km). i'm not sure how the mileage is calculated though - whether it is a running average (and if so, calculated over how many kms or L??) or average for the whole trip.

the fuel tank has 42L.
so theoretically/mathematically speaking, if you get your mileage BELOW 7L/100km, you should get at least 600kms. (eg 6L/100km = approx 700kms)

7L/100km is the threshold (theoretically).

anything above 7 and your total distance per tank is below 600kms.

er, makes sense?

[asiansquad]

mine was showing 5.9L/100KM yesterday for a while on the hume hwy...now it's on 6.5L/100KM

[Muckafutha]

yup i do 600 kms as well but then again i get 500+ on my em1 so must be my granny driving

[MRFIT]

hey Francis... baby arrived yet? did everything go well?

u have to drive like a granny or nanny now.... got to take care the little one... :)

[kane81]

On PULP I get 5.2-5.8/100 normal driving, hilly area 6.2/100

on ULP 6.2-6.8/100

Premium is worth it

[simonnowis]

really depends if you floor it or not? lol. srsly normal granny driving ull have excellent fuel economy otherwise it may drink especially if your a rever.

[bOneZz]

my eldest brother and i both have a jazz... i do normal city driving everyday occationally driving like a maniac and i get usually around 500 before the fuel light comes on, my brother drives highway everyday for about an hour there and an hour back he told me he got approx 650kms and when he filled up it had 5L still in it (we both use Vpower)... the figures honda tells us are true i guess its just a matter of how you drive it :) thats what i think anyway

[delmar]

specify whether its manual or auto cos im sure the auto would use abit more. maybe thats why some are getting 460km/tank???

[NvM]

i get a fuel economy ranging for 5.7-6.5, car is running on 17's with BBK & turbo :) & i've checked the range i get out of a tank & done the maths the fuel economy checker isnt screwed up :)

[vtec-NA.th]

I got my fuel economy down to 5.6/100km. But that only happens after long trips. It slowly goes up as I do short trips to pick up people from nearby etc.

Love fuel consumption while cruising on the highway 8)

[lionhart87]

5.6?! what the hell..
my 'normal' drivin gets like 8.3L/100km..
wtf is wrong wit my car? its pretty much bone stock and its manual not to mention

[NvM]

prob cause u do alot of stop start driving. i know at least for me i just hit the highway & cruise at 80 all the way there :)

[vtec-NA.th]

Yeh when I first got my car it was at 10/100km because all the trips i did were jsut 1km trips where there were heaps of stops.

[lionhart87]

i go on the m5 east alot..
yeah i guess the traffic to uni sucks, and i always have a habit of warming the car up before i go anywhere.
i still believe its quite high compared to other people

[Poeter]

5.6?! what the hell..
my 'normal' drivin gets like 8.3L/100km..
wtf is wrong wit my car? its pretty much bone stock and its manual not to mention

lol dude, are u running on 2nd gear on m5 or something?
I assume you're going to UNSW

Even with peak hr traffic, i only get 7.3 max.
But otherwise, 6.2 on average

My best record would be 5.2L with ultra granny driving. But it's really no point since it really inaccurate

[silver_screen]

180km a tank for my rx7.... (60lt) 500km+ for my civic (45lt tank)

PULP on both ;)

[lglglg]

My new jazz is throwing up really high consumption. I have ran 450km so far and my fuel tank is now empty. So it is actually using slightly more than 10L/100km! I can't see how I can get it down to 7L/100km...oh, and I am using BP Ultimate.

[Fizz]

whats the best way to calculate the fuel consumption (L/100km) for a vehicle which doesnt have the trip computer?

i've been told to use this formula: litres filled into tank (ie. 39L) / mileage (ie. 450km) x 100 = 8.6

lol...is this the correct way?

[lglglg]

whats the best way to calculate the fuel consumption (L/100km) for a vehicle which doesnt have the trip computer?

i've been told to use this formula: litres filled into tank (ie. 39L) / mileage (ie. 450km) x 100 = 8.6

lol...is this the correct way?

Well, the computer on my Jazz was recording between 7L to 10L. But I did my own calculation. I pumped up full tank with BP Ultimate on my Jazz and took note of the mileage. Drove happily till yellow signal came up...drove for another 25km with yellow signal on and took my calculations from there. So I have clocked 450km since I last fuel and divide that by 42 litres (full cap for VTI Jazz) and I got my L/KM.

[TypeRice]

quite wierd for me now..
my old EG --> petrol light comes on at approx. 430km
my current EK --> petrol light comes on at approx 430km

wierd..

[blipontheradar]

My Jazz when new was giving really bad mileage, until about 2,000KM on the odometer, but as it's aged, it's really settled down. A friend consistently gets 5.0L/100KM, I consistently get 5.5-5.7L/100KM, and have done the maths.

North Brisbane to Gold Coast return 5 times (1 return per day, approx 125KM in each direction, totalling 250KM) was giving me 5.2L/100KM, running at 110KHM, just over 3,000RPM

I estimated a 42L tank could potentially travel 800KM, but that would be absolutely running the trank dry (they're not THAT heavy to push, right?)

Two important factors :
1. an un-modded 1.3L iDSI motor
2. Standard grade 91RON unleaded fuel

Cheers,

Blip.

[Borg]

Friend of mine had a Jazz for about 2 years, and got about 6.0 to 6.5 L / 100km, doing mainly city driving ie lots of short trips in heavy traffic.

I get around 8L / 100km with my Integra.

[lglglg]

I just run my tank down and refueled with Shell VPower last night. Hope it will somehow improve.

[16CTEG]

i had my work car (jazz vtis) up to 122.soemthing per 100 KMS LOL but i was in first gear all the way down nepean HWY, dont tell my boss. its one of them 7 speed jazz's with panel shift

[gramin]

During the 2007 Queensland Queen's birthday weekend my wife took a drive from Logan City (just south of Brisbane) to Noosa and achieved 4.8 litre per 100 km.

Normally however just around the city to and from work we only get 5.9 litre / 100km.

1.3 litre engine CVT no mods to body or mechanicals 5,000 km on clock.
Windows up for better aerodynamics and air conditioner on all the way.

[jr05]

6.1 for VTI is possible, 6.7 is when you sometimes wait within a jam (manual), word is said that with a VTIS it never reach as low as 6.1, maybe its slightly higher weight triggers it, but fuel efficiency of this car isnt a problem at all, 6.3 means you can drive for more than 600km with one tank of petrol, how exciting is that?! more importantly, you dont have to go with 95, that saves too.

Oh, and the computer's kinda stupid, the read of your first quarter tank or 1/3 would determine the read of the rest unless you got a long enough highway to go or jammed up really bad.

anyway the computer together with a lot of other features are nothing you would expect in a such small car, and they are just what to encourage you to pay more than you should, play with it, but dont really lay your faith with it, hehe.

[blipontheradar]

I just run my tank down and refueled with Shell VPower last night. Hope it will somehow improve.

I've done a series of high octane fuel tests with my 1.3L engine, minimum of three full tanks to ensure all the old 91 ron is flushed out, and run 98 ron premium shell fuel

From what I could see, made virtually NO difference in either performance, or actual mileage distance.

Previous car (Commodore) got a marked improvement on distance, but not in performance. I think the 1.5L Vtec motor may get a better result, given it's tuned to give higher perfromance.

Next thing i'm going to try is three tanks of 10% ethanol blend, so see what difference it makes on mileage, my bet is.....not much

[sassy_fit_vtit]

hrmm i only do 6.7l/100kms, but i mainly commute to work and back and most of it is highway, my worse is 9l/100km

[Syd0rxl]

mine is about 8.9 - 9.6 /100 kms. Not too sure why it drinks lots of petrol.

[lglglg]

I just ran my Jazz to Hervey Bay and back clocking around 600km on Shell VPower. My result - 6.6L/100km. Now when I travel around town to work and home, the most I get is 6.9L/100km.

[Syd0rxl]

test drive me jazz to wollongong NSW, it was running 6.4L/100Km.... I also run it with BP ultimate.... Engine is more responsive and fuel consumption is more efficient...

[clem]

I noticed when I put a drop in K&N panel filter I got a lot more distance out of my car (avg 50km). Its re-usable so u wont need to change it ever again, Which is a fair bit of saving in the long run IMO. Not a bad investment of $100.

[JAZZGO]

Just joined up today ( see my intro on main page ) and have only had my factory standard 2005 VTI-S CVT for 2 days but on highway cycle on the 270 KM one way trip home when I picked it up it was returning 5.5 litres per 100 k's along variable straight and mountainous terrain.

Wasn't driving at Granny speed but not on leadfoot speed either.Happy with that sort of economy if it keeps around that figure.

Getting 6.7 around town but thats with a couple of minutes warm up time as well ( I like to warm up my cars before driving off )

JAZZGO.

[ahmondjai]

for my usual driving, mix of highway and local roads, it usually end up with 6.3/100km, kms I usually get from a full tank is around 550, but I've reached 630 couple times, especially just after service, oh, and also, I'm using Shell's E10

[MIRZ]

just wondering figure your all are quoting from trip computer or did you go with ODO and calculated?

some people say that trip computer 6.6L/100 is not correct, and it varies a lot with your current driving sitution.

[WauloK]

Around Brisbane, down the Gold Coast and out past Ipswich I get about 6.2L/100km
The most I did was about 500km before the light came on then another 20km around before I found another BP to get Ultimate which is the only fuel put in this since I got it.
I have the manual version.

[4thGenExi]

Yeah I have a manual VTi. It really senses what type of driving you're doing. If you dolly it and not rev above 2500rpm it will sit between 5.9 and 6.1L per 100km with ease.

Best fuel consumption - 650km of pure hwy driving sitting on 110km/h the whole time. Got it down to 5.3L per 100km. From memory the fuel light only came on just over the 600km mark.

Worst would be about 7.2L per 100km and barely scraped 500km out of a tank but that was after 5 days of traffic jams to and from work.

The car has about 5000km on it now, is it true that once you put a few km on these motors they drink less fuel?

[buffit]

New guy in the forum and I currently own a VTi-S manual.

Fuel economy seems to always be hovering around the 7.0l/100 mark if used for city driving (Sydney's traffic is no good).

It improves to around 6.3-6.5 when combined with highway driving (I used to drive back and forth the M5) with 30% highway 70% city.

I drive conservatively (read: turtle's pace) most of the time.

Ed

[kelvinthai]

haha wonder how come mine is skyrocketing. If i drive at turtle pace i get 7.2 - 7.6/ 100 mark. Normal Driving + Jam in city is around 8.4/100 mark. Speeding get me up to 9.2/100 mark.

I got a vtis auto with top fuel intake. Gee.. how come you guys got so nice millage~

[max9907.0422]

One full tank i only get 500 kms :(

just wondering, is this just travel in city or long distance as im thinking to buy a honda jess just for travelling in city

[becky2310]

I have a 2004 VTIS and I'm always sitting on 5.7 and 5.8 if I do any city driving.. not sure why you guys are so high...

[black_jazzato]

mine is around 7.5-8L /100km. i-DSI 2003 AT. :wave:

[warwick108]

my bro has a vti-s auto.. I cant stop pressing that tiptronic button.. and the engine just go nuts.. lol.. I pressed that computer button when I drove to pancake parlor at donny.. it was like 11.3 lmaoz. hAHAHa.. red lining it all the way.. lmaoz

[warwick108]

that jazz engine can take such a beating.. revv's twice as hard as my fd1.. =(

[Toli]

i filled up the Jazz (1.5, VVTi- S Auto) we had done 560km's and I put 34 litres in it. It was full as I always try a few clicks more as I think it should be putting more into it.

[4thGenExi]

My 5spd manual '07 VTi now has 12k on the clock and the fuel consumption has gotten a whole lot better.

If you rev its **** off, will drink a bit though. But its just so much fun :)

[Mooro]

I'm still yet to check based on kms and litres to refill, but based on the trip computer we seem to be averaging 6.0L/100kms with city driving for a 2003 Vti manual with 60,000kms on the clock.

When we first got it I refilled and reset trip. I then drove to work 2 days in a row as economically as I could and managed to average 5.5L/100kms for city driving :)

Not sure how accurate the trip computer is vs recording number of kms travelled and litres to refil.

[kenken]

Hi, I am new here and I am in Hong Kong driving a 2005 1300cc i-DSI Jazz.
The gas mileage of my Jazz is:

Without a/c on: 14-15km/L
With a/c on: 12-13km/L

[MUGENJ]

With my jazz.. for a full tank 40L i normally get around 400 to 450kms running at 7.0- 8.5L/100km...
but u can resist not VTEC it at times.. small jazz needs to zip around!!

[kelvinthai]

lol i think the GD3 is more thirsty than other jazz... Same i got around 7 - 8.5..

BTW whats the v-tec point??? i heard 6k RPM???? that way i never got my V-tec started before... 6k is close to the red!!!

[kenken]

I believe, for GD3, the vtec will be activated at around 4800rpm.

[hiko]

i got a 2002 JAZZ gli 1.3L auto
filled with normal unleaded from caltex

i usually do city drive with 6.7L/100km on trip1
on a full tank til the E lights up i get 450km

reving goes to 4-5k max at times but mostly 2.5k

[Jazzdude]

My Jazz does 6.1L/100km on premium fuel.

[[RSX 03]]

Lowest i ever got my jazz to was 5.9, Full granny driving.

Normal driving, I get about 6.5-6.7.

07 Jazz VTIS BTW. :)

[ahmondjai]

wow, that makes me really proud, I did manage to get as low as 5.3-5.4L/100km, and normal driving around 6. running on V-power. and I suspect change of engine to Castrol Magnetec might help a bit, too??

[unleashed__]

coz ur car drinks petrol yea?

[magii]

lol how do u guys get so high? i get average of about 6.3-6.5 with mixed highway and city driving.

btw vtec is engaged at between 2800 and 3400 rpm if i recall correctly, although it isnt really "vtec" since all it basically does is open an extra intake valve. ie 16 valves are used in "vtec" mode rather then 12 valves

[unleashed__]

lol how do u guys get so high? i get average of about 6.3-6.5 with mixed highway and city driving.

btw vtec is engaged at between 2800 and 3400 rpm if i recall correctly, although it isnt really "vtec" since all it basically does is open an extra intake valve. ie 16 valves are used in "vtec" mode rather then 12 valves

wow how does ur car drink so much petrol?
u must vtec it alot

[magii]

6.5L per 100km i meant lol

[black_jazzato]

I'm trying to set up my new record this week. Right now, I did 440km on 3/4 fuel tank. 1/4 is left in the tank, let see how many KM I could do with the rest:p

Expect to see some figure around 15-16km/L:thumbsup:

The best I could do is around 14.7 km/L

[magii]

i did 600km on 1 tank once, but that was all highway driving
i could probably reach almost 650km, but i filled up just to be safe, since there wasnt many petrol stations around lol
gotta love the jazz's fuel economy :D

[hoey888]

I'm trying to set up my new record this week. The best I could do is around 14.7 km/L

try 16L/100km... just did that this weekend in a stock jazz! vtec yo!

according to onboard trip computer

[black_jazzato]

try 16L/100km... just did that this weekend in a stock jazz! vtec yo!

according to onboard trip computer

wow how could you did that!!! you must Vtec it allll the timee~~~:eek:

btw, my jazz have nooo vtec... i-DSI Yo!! lol:D

[sassy_fit_vtit]

You guys are crazy drivers...

[hoey888]

you must Vtec it allll the timee~~~:eek:



:P vtec in action at the track!!!

[Catcha]

7.6/100km lots of stop start traffic

[black_jazzato]

Finally I got only 14.2km/L.....

[borad]

I've got 6.2l/100km for the first 5500 km -- note my commute rarely allows/rewards gunning it. That's for 1.5 litre CVT. The dash reading has matched my fuel purchases/odometer very closely.

[Slow_Dan]

Pardon my ignorance, but the jazz comes with a trip computer right? or are most of your estimates manual calculations? im thinkin of buying a jazz, and the figures do look very good

[borad]

It has a simple computer -- hit the button to cycle through total distance, current trip distance (reset by holding button), and l/100km for the current trip. No instantaneous reading.

[BiLL|z0r]

I must have driven the loan GLi I had yesterday a bit hard, it was 7.9/100k's in a 1.3Ltr :)

[psychoacid]

my jazz 03 1.5vtis clocked 75000ks.

done 19.25l = 350km on caltex (the expensive one).
50/50 highway/city
lowest on trip meter 4.2l and avg city 5.5l
just normal driving style.

just happened last weekend during the q bday holiday. brisbane.

[melb_25]

got a jazz 1.3 cvt. done 500 kms. I am getting around 6.8 right now. Though i personally still like to divide kms/litre manually the old way hehe....i think that is much more accurate and i am use to measuring that way...

[gd1_nz]

got a 1.3 jazz cvt and i have averaged 6L/100km (50% highway/50% city) in my last thank.

[debowen]

I keep a rigid log of my fuel consumption 2003 vti auto.
The fuel tank is under the front seat and holds 42 litres. The filler pipe from the rear holds 3 litres, so if you fill to the neck of the fuel cap the total is 45 litres.
Fuel consumption varies with driving style, air con on/off and heat of the day.
My best city mileage is 6.5lt/100. No aircon, little ol'lady style
My worst is 7.1/100 with aircon on, normal drive in traffic. All on 92RON fuel. Tried 96RON little change. On 98RON 6.3lt/100, but BP is the only petrol guaranteed to be 98 and is usually more expensive.
Country cruising 5.2lt/100km ave speed 100km/hr.
My overall average is 6.75lt/100km.
I run Nulon full synthetic oil

[gmonkey]

Been as low as 4.3-4.5/100km with makor granny shifting on my l15 manual. Get about 700 a tank for that. But i rarely drive granny style and get no more than 7 with thrashing and about 550-600km/100.

[Chundermuffin]

I keep a rigid log of my fuel consumption 2003 vti auto.
Ha, I've started doing that too. Have you noticed a difference between what the trip meter says and actual fuel consumption (ie, trip km / litres used)? I find the trip meter is optimistic by about 5%.

Granted, I've only had my Jazz for 3 weeks, but still...

[Initially_v]

Mine sits on 5.4lt/100km on highway n city is always on 5.8lt/100km. Mine is though stock and is a 1.3 but....

[GU357]

5.3L/100 with L15A1 CVT driving like a granny and never letting revs past 2500, but regular driving about 7.5L/100

[fundies]

09 VTIS manual. 6.1l/100 average in suburban driving on E10.

[BBHEnZ]

04 VTiS 1.5ltr doing 7.3/100 on 16" rims

was getting 6.7/100 on stock rims

[Artie]

04 VTiS 1.5ltr doing 7.3/100 on 16" rims

was getting 6.7/100 on stock rims

What size tyres are you running on the 16" rims?

[GU357]

lol i get pretty much the same between both on tyres that vary about 1% in diameter

(lightweight 16s and stock)

[red_s2000]

Something must be wrong with mine.. GD3 VTIS CVT 8.8l/100km.. Used to be around 7.8, but after my last service it has jumped to 8.8. Honda said everything is ok...

[Artie]

Something must be wrong with mine.. GD3 VTIS CVT 8.8l/100km.. Used to be around 7.8, but after my last service it has jumped to 8.8. Honda said everything is ok...

Have you done the calculations manually or are you going by the dash computer display?

[GU357]

reset your tripmeter, and do 100kms whilst driving in D and try not to exceed 4000rpm, when accelerating let it climb to about 2000rpm. and cruising should be abt 1500ish at 70lm/h your end figure should be about 6l/100, if not then something is off.

[red_s2000]

Cheers. I will give that a try... yes, I was going by the trip computer.

[Artie]

yes, I was going by the trip computer.

There's definately an issue if you're really using 8.8 l/100km. Even 7.8 l/100km is excessive, unless you drive like you're on a race track or in heavily congested traffic for nearly all of your driving.

How many km's do you get out of a tank? You should be getting 600 but you would be getting <450 if you're using 8.8 l/100km.

First thing to do before you atempt to troubleshoot is to check the accuracy of your trip computer. They can be inaccurate depending on the type of fuel you're using. After filling the tank to the top, reset your trip computer. After travelling a few hundred kms refill the tank again to the top and record the number of litres used (on the bowser), the trip distance travelled and the trip computer l/100km. Real L/100km is then worked out by the following calculation:

LITRES divided by KILOMETRES multiplied by 100 = l/100km

Compare this to what your trip computer says to determine if your trip computer is accurate. If you get roughly the same answer as your trip computer you should then start troubleshooting your high fuel consumption issue.

[red_s2000]

yeah, my friend's VTI-S manual gets around 6.6 and he drives like he is on a racetrack. I initally blamed my high consumption to Auto and lots of city traffic driving, but still 8.8 is very high. I will reset the computer, follow the driving technique as suggested by GU357, then refill the tank and check to to see if my computer is accurate. Will report back...

[GU357]

Red_s2k try your best to drive on open-ish roads, im not sure how bad traffic is where u r but in perth its easy for me to achieve low consumption.

[GU357]

also i run on 98 always (debatable whether or not its any good), and when u reset the trip meter dont be scared by the initial figures the computer gives out, mine will say things like 20l/100 until i actually get some distance into the trip comp the thing is useless, and will give back poor averages.

[red_s2000]

Ok, I have filled up the tank twice now and did the manual calculation. Both times I got 7.8l/100km, whereas the computer read 8.8l/100km (i reset it after the first refill). Is there a way to adjust the computer?

[GU357]

disconnect the negative battery terminal for abt 5 mins, put it back on turn the key till the clock turns on if the time is reset the ECU should be too, it will then recailbrate.

also u will notice the auto windows dont work. push the switch all the way down (2 clicks down) and hold it the window will continue down then when the window is down still hold the switch for 10 more seconds then bring it all the way up with the switch at the 2nd click up position. until the window has been all the way up for 10seconds then let go of the switch.

[red_s2000]

Cheers, will this reset the CVT as well?

[GU357]

yeh it will, but the cvt will relearn its self, mine did

[08ESE]

my 1.3L 02 gli managed a best of 5.1 per 100 for me a couple times... now it belongs to my dad, it gets it all the time. my 09 Gli 1.3 manages a bnest of about 5.4 and usually 5.6

[rubyjazz]

mine's (VTI-S GE Auto) roughly around the 400km mark per full tank (around 35-38L) = 8L/100km. Not really that great.
my older GD 1.3 Auto seems to be more fuel efficient.

[GU357]

hmm, most ppl dont use accelerators properly on auto cars, which is why the CVT was great because it would adjust the gears for u without changing the rpm.

most ppl plant the accelerator then reach their speed and take their foot off.

[ouch]

when the lights go on, you can get a lot more kms off it. im saying like... 100

[GU357]

^what?

so if i turn on my headlights my consumption decreases and i can get 100km extra per tank?

[08ESE]

i think he meant the fuel warning light

[BiLL|z0r]

My VibeS 1.5Ltr is averaging 8.8Ltr's/100. Average speed is 37kms/hr so lots of start stop driving. I also tend to accellerate off the line quite heavy.

[GU357]

are u happy with the offline performance for a 1.5?

[BiLL|z0r]

are u happy with the offline performance for a 1.5?

Meh, a 1.8Ltr or 2Ltr would be better in the same body :).
Put it in S and manual mode and it's not bad.

[GU357]

well theres always... k.
not kellogs but the k20a engine

[rubyjazz]

is that 1.3 or 1.5L? I think I'm close to 500 for 1.3L GD Jazz (IDSI) but ~400 on 1.5L GE (VTEC)

[GU357]

what the tank size of a GE? how many litres from full to light on?

[BiLL|z0r]

Same as GD, 42Ltrs. Fuel lights comes on really early though, about 10ltrs and trip computer says 0 km's left at 8ltrs. I always drive it down to 0 then plan for a servo in the next day or 2 :)

[GU357]

bad for the fuel pump.
the less fuel in the tank the higher the consistency of dirt and foreign objects now ur pump has to push more sludgey fuel around through the filter, always best to keep over 30% in the tank.

but thats some good economy, those jazzs are seriously great cars

[10KRPM]

on my 03 vti can get 600 kms. Thats a mixture of off peak driving and little bit of peak.

[ouch]

been doing a lot of highway driving. got as low as 5.5 or so on 98.

[GU357]

best off doing closer to 80kms get abt 5 dead on.

[smurfowner]

bad for the fuel pump.
the less fuel in the tank the higher the consistency of dirt and foreign objects now ur pump has to push more sludgey fuel around through the filter, always best to keep over 30% in the tank.

but thats some good economy, those jazzs are seriously great cars

Currently clocking on average 7.0L/100km with my 2011 1.3L Gli. To be honest quite disappointed with the fuel economy, I was expecting better with a small sized car. Admitted I have to drive on hilly roads everyday to work so I'd imagine that affects the fuel efficiency but I normally manage to get by 1.5 weeks on full tank with ~40km drive return trip daily.

[Jasemas]

Currently clocking on average 7.0L/100km with my 2011 1.3L Gli. To be honest quite disappointed with the fuel economy, I was expecting better with a small sized car. Admitted I have to drive on hilly roads everyday to work so I'd imagine that affects the fuel efficiency but I normally manage to get by 1.5 weeks on full tank with ~40km drive return trip daily.

Do you drive in alot of start stop traffic
City driving under 60km/h?
Do you rev out to 4.5k regularly?
Are you basing fuel economy off the computer or litres used by how many kms you travelled?
My 1.3l Jazz Vibe regularly gets 5.5L/100kms, cuz i do alot of hwy/fwy driving
Estimated if i push it i can get 800kms out of the tank

[smurfowner]

Do you drive in alot of start stop traffic
City driving under 60km/h?
Do you rev out to 4.5k regularly?
Are you basing fuel economy off the computer or litres used by how many kms you travelled?
My 1.3l Jazz Vibe regularly gets 5.5L/100kms, cuz i do alot of hwy/fwy driving
Estimated if i push it i can get 800kms out of the tank

Pretty much driving out in the burbs at 60-80km/h most of the time, plus start stop traffic at the lights. I think the uphill drive is the biggest killer, really need to push hard on the accelerator to get the car moving.

Computer says 6.8-6.9L but I've calculated it based on the odometer/kms travelled. Whenever I fill up a full tank the computer says 600+kms but I rarely ever get that.

Only time I've managed to get it down to 5.8L was freeway driving.

[Jasemas]

Don't read what the computer says when you fill up
Read what the trip meter says a week after you put a full tank in and resetted it

[amant02]

Lol last night during power run, computer reckons i was munching 16L/100KM.

Did burn 3/4 tank on 120KM run.

GD3 1.5L CVT.

[debowen]

B P Australia changed the standard fuel from 93 to 91. I noticed an immediate increase in my fuel consumption. My son was working at BP at the time and confirmed the change. I have tried the 95 and the 98 octane and the 98 gave the better economy. The 95 made little difference and was a waste of money. However, the cost per km was not worth the change, so I satyed with the 91 octane.

[Limbo]

i've never noticed any difference in milage, but 98RON feels better

[Artie]

i've never noticed any difference in milage, but 98RON feels better

That's called the "placebo effect" :)

[Jasemas]

aka butt dyno in car terminology

[Torell]

this thread doesnt look good for me. We do alot of shortish trips, usually 60km streets or less. getting 9.3lts / 100km which is bad. always running 98 from BP. i can confirm however an average of 6 lts / 100km and less on freeway driving. No thrashing what so ever.

1.5ltr jazz vibe s 2012.

[u mad?]

its mind blowing knowing people put 98 in there jazz

jesus

[EKVTIR-T]

its mind blowing knowing people put 98 in there jazz

jesuswhy not tho

i put 98 in my VN commodore,gives me more kilowatts and cleans the engines internals

[Limbo]

if you can afford it 98 is cleaner burning and usually runs smoother in all cars i've had.
I've noted that with the 2003 up models i got no increase milage, but the cars had more kick in them(3 hondas).
In my pre 2003 models i did notice a difference in milage(about 4 hondas).

I've been through quite a few hondas in my time.

[Torell]

i know my lude pings under 98....

[curtis265]

i know my lude pings under 98....

i always used 95 in mine

literally never noticed a difference

[EKVTIR-T]

maybe his timing advanced

[DreadAngel]

its mind blowing knowing people put 98 in there jazz

jesus

Been using mainly 95 but at least once a month 98 lolz

[amant02]

I see pouring 95 waste cos for a few cents more you get the real deal.

I put 98 in my Jazz all time. $50-$60Max per a tank and gives ~550KM before light comes on, depending how naughty we have been with the car.

[Jasemas]

I see pouring 95 waste cos for a few cents more you get the real deal.

I put 98 in my Jazz all time. $50-$60Max per a tank and gives ~550KM before light comes on, depending how naughty we have been with the car.

I cant be naughty with the jazz
Its so smooth and calming i sit at 60 kmh and its so quite i dont even want to speed up

[amant02]

I cant be naughty with the jazz
Its so smooth and calming i sit at 60 kmh and its so quite i dont even want to speed up

You have the newer Jazz.

Take off in the GD Auto is hmmm reminds of an electric car, just the forward pull feel, no gear change feel. But once shes above 4k with 7 speed mode, its another story. Gutsy 1.5L

I have driven the GE, both are different cars.

[Limbo]

i got the manual, its fun just to rev it up. Its doesn't really move that much but its fun.
Its feels so slow vs my Evo LOL

[DreadAngel]

I see pouring 95 waste cos for a few cents more you get the real deal.

I put 98 in my Jazz all time. $50-$60Max per a tank and gives ~550KM before light comes on, depending how naughty we have been with the car.

98 not the real deal, 100-102 is the real party mix =P

[BiLL|z0r]

Thread revive here:
What's everyone getting on their GE's Auto 1.5's?
Mines up to 9.4 around town. It's just getting worse.
TBH I've never been too happy with the fuel economy of this car. My GD was better and even that wasn't great.
These are little cars with little engines. Other similar makes are heaps less than Honda's.

[gre03]

gd3 got 5.4 last time i checked

[Torell]

same as you BiLL seems to be getting worse, about 9. something round town. still good on the freeway tho, 6.8lt / 100km with 5 people at 110km/hr. under 6 with just me tho. This week, im trying crap fuel to see if it makes a difference.

[Jasemas]

5.6l/100km
Mrs does 500+kms a week and has a bit of a lead foot haha

[amant02]

My GD used to get in the 5L range per 100KM. Gettin anything below 7 is calls for celebrations these days.

Imma change the coil packs next service and fuel filter. Manual says fuel filter gota replace filter every 80k-100K KM but my mech said not to touch unless something is wrong.

See if this helps.

[Jasemas]

Does this GD have an intake filter as well as an in line one on the firewall?
I've seen an in line one for the GE

[BiLL|z0r]

same as you BiLL seems to be getting worse, about 9. something round town. still good on the freeway tho, 6.8lt / 100km with 5 people at 110km/hr. under 6 with just me tho. This week, im trying crap fuel to see if it makes a difference.

I use Woolies fuel (91, no E10 crap). Never bothered with 95/98 in such a little car. Used to use BP but that worse. Your highway figures match mine too.

[BiLL|z0r]

5.6l/100km
Mrs does 500+kms a week and has a bit of a lead foot haha

Manual/Auto. 1.3/1.5?

[amant02]

Does this GD have an intake filter as well as an in line one on the firewall?
I've seen an in line one for the GE

Are you talking about Air Filter or Fuel Filter.

For the air filter, i replaced at the 100K mark, only found one in inside the intake box. That sits on top of the gearbox, in front of battery?

For the fuel filter, 1st timer doing it, only thing I have found is an inline one that sits under the handbrake cover as per the manual. What were they thinking here lol. Make it any more harder Honda?

[Jasemas]

Are you talking about Air Filter or Fuel Filter.

For the air filter, i replaced at the 100K mark, only found one in inside the intake box. That sits on top of the gearbox, in front of battery?

For the fuel filter, 1st timer doing it, only thing I have found is an inline one that sits under the handbrake cover as per the manual. What were they thinking here lol. Make it any more harder Honda?

Oh sorry
Auto correct on my shitty s3
I mean I have seen diagrams of the GE chassis where there is an inline fuel filter against the firewall
Dunno about the GD though
I think the fuel filter under the handbrake is where the fuel tank is located. Was designed for for superior handling

[Jasemas]

Manual/Auto. 1.3/1.5?

Auto 5spd 1.3l Vibe

[amant02]

Oh sorry
Auto correct on my shitty s3
I mean I have seen diagrams of the GE chassis where there is an inline fuel filter against the firewall
Dunno about the GD though
I think the fuel filter under the handbrake is where the fuel tank is located. Was designed for for superior handling

Just checked again, THE TANK IS UNDER HANDBRAKE COVER. No more smoking in the jazz now. I thought they wouldve put the tank in the back and ran lines underneath.

[Jasemas]

Yeah they put the tank in the middle for handling purposes and to get that awesome boot space that the jazz has been renowned for

[Jasemas]

http://www.hondapartsdirect.com/auto-parts/2007/honda/fit/base-trim/5-speed-automatic-engine/electrical-exhaust-heater-fuel-cat/fuel-pipe-scat

Part Number 10 is your answer

[Limbo]

changed the plugs damn plugs r expensive $90 for a set of platinums.
Coils are bloody expensive also for the Hitachi ones

[BiLL|z0r]

I filled with a tank of 98 yesterday and see if that helps the economy at all.
I had it serviced last week and it's a little better but still not great.

[amant02]

Okay did fuel filter, 2 tanks fill up be done since, avg a nice 6.4l/100KM.

Will do coil packs after I buy xmas pressies for everyone.

[EKVTIR-T]

Will do coil packs after I buy xmas pressies for everyone.did you get my xmas wishlist,ive been a good boy

[Torell]

anyone still reading this, i chucked 91 in my jazz vibe s auto for the first time ever, and my average consumption around town dropped 1lt to currently 8.1. also, no noticeable power loss and no pinging or anything. My other cars have had noticeable power loss or pinging with 91/95

[Jasemas]

My GE6 gets 91 3/4 of the time and still averages 6/100kms mixed
maybe its your driving habit

[Torell]

must be the ge8 POWAAA

[amant02]

Or you coming from stronk s2k to a jazzywuzzy.

[Torell]

haha nah im playing along. i granny drive the jazz most the time. my prelude however, gets 10lt / 100km and that takes a hiding day in and day out. hard to believe jazz uses almost same amount from smaller engine with easier driving.

[zen41]

honda jazz in australia really a crap, i have the first release honda jazz 9 years back, and fuel consumption was about 650km on average driving, but the new jazz i bought here only can go around 400KM

[Torell]

cool story bro

ON TOPIC: I got improved fuel economy with 91 shell, over 98 BP by over 10%.
I then tried 91 BP and got 10% worse than 98.... Its been like 8 years at BP but i need to change petrol stations now. 9.6Lts around town is rediculous

[amant02]

Mine has improved too, geting a nice 5.8L/100KM

[EKVTIR-T]

honda jazz in australia really a crap, i have the first release honda jazz 9 years back, and fuel consumption was about 650km on average driving, but the new jazz i bought here only can go around 400KMmaybe you press the gas petal more?

[amant02]

maybe you press the gas petal more?

This, plays big role.

Gota be paitent wit em hills.

[curtis265]

honda jazz in australia really a crap, i have the first release honda jazz 9 years back, and fuel consumption was about 650km on average driving, but the new jazz i bought here only can go around 400KM

what is that in L/100km

[EKVTIR-T]

what is that in L/100kmeasy to kno if you got the tank volumes

[Baby Face]

both tanks are around 40L

the new jazz says to me that with my led foot driving style ill get 500kms til empty.

[gre03]

honda jazz in australia really a crap, i have the first release honda jazz 9 years back, and fuel consumption was about 650km on average driving, but the new jazz i bought here only can go around 400KM

wouldn't that be the 2005 facelift model, as opposed to the 2003 prefacelift 'first release'? i agree with the ~600km range but pushing it for 650

[rubyjazz]

Average about 425 to 450 kms on full tank for 2009 GE VTIS

[Vvvtec]

~650-700kms

[amant02]

I don't think anyone has mentioned that running smaller rims and tires is a godsend for the jazz.

[Insanegenius]

I don't think anyone has mentioned that running smaller rims and tires is a godsend for the jazz.

I have stock rims and standard Tyers recommended by Bob Jane tmarts for my size car and I get about 700kms per tank 4.7l/100km to 5.5 depending on how much highway driving but thanks to Costco a full tank costs me 30 bucks! From when fuel light comes on. 2006 auto.

[amant02]

Yea im not saying go buy a smallar set.

BTW your rim size in the GD can vary from 13in steelies to 15in alloys depending on year/model.

I have noticed a performance drop in acceleration and slight fuel consumption coming up from the 13in steelies wrapped in P1 to the VTis 15in alloy wrapped in RE003s. Both OEM rims and Tyre size.

Mine is a VTi 01 model. 1.5L

[johana1013]

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[ehonda]

Mine has improved too, geting a nice 5.8L/100KM

what model u driving and petrol u fill with

htf u got 5.8l/100km? im doing 7.0l/100km in a my15 :( with or without that green button press or not is still the same outcome

[amant02]

what model u driving and petrol u fill with

htf u got 5.8l/100km? im doing 7.0l/100km in a my15 :( with or without that green button press or not is still the same outcome


2001 GD3 CVT, its gone back up to 6-7Lish per 100KM. Filling up BP98 these days. That 5.8L was with 13inch steelies, 98 and freshly serviced with all new filters + fluids + Coil packs.
Shes getting old and I've given up looking after her meticulously. @ about 160KM ish and being 15 years old now there are signs from bushings etc of wear, chassis getting bit noisy.
But I've put that Jazz thru hell lmao. Still living.

[gambate]

2015 GK5 8.5L/100km on 98RON
100% sydney street driving, stopping at traffic light every ~500 meters:thumbdwn:

[curtis265]

2015 GK5 8.5L/100km on 98RON
100% sydney street driving, stopping at traffic light every ~500 meters:thumbdwn:

yikes, even my 2.0L mazda gets 6.2 in start stop traffic

[John451]

2015 manual - Averaged 5.9 today filling up in Blakehurst Sydney to Shellharbour and back.

[yb07ha]

2004 Manual VTI-S, Rolling on 16inch wheels.. Roughly averaging 6.8-7.2 and almost 500kms to the tank on BP 98 Ultimate

[Vvvtec]

2004 Manual VTI-S, Rolling on 16inch wheels.. Roughly averaging 6.8-7.2 and almost 500kms to the tank on BP 98 Ultimate

why even bother...

[yb07ha]

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[Vvvtec]

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[yb07ha]

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[Donald_Trump]

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[ouch]

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[Donald_Trump]

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[Vvvtec]

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[RenzokukenJ]

yb07ha
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[yb07ha]

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[RenzokukenJ]

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[Vvvtec]

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[zx6r.j1]

Hi guys, back with a Honda after few years with Toyota :)

I got a 2013 1.3 Jazz GE ("Vibe") auto. Normally it does 7.1 indicated around town and 6.8 in the countries.

This week I fitted a Pivot 3-drive and drove from Melbourne to Wilsons Prom-Inverloch and it returned 5.7 indicated (6.12 real measured during fill-up). During the long drive I saw 5.5 indicated on the dashboard at times.

The throttle controller makes it very easy/intuitive to drive in econo mode. And no, I'm not a hypermiler and drive quite spirited-ly :wave:

[zx6r.j1]

... and just to give some additional perspective on how frugal the Jazz is out of all my vehicles ;)

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-89SiOpE1Ieo/V-HFEWG_WkI/AAAAAAACXhw/jePOH-sxztMeFoSAZ16s_VWvMDwMweGLgCLcB/s640/Fuel%2BComparison.png

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Kawasaki GPz900R A7 (year 1990)
Completely stock engine/carbs/pipes
Bonbeach - Gembrook - Reefton
385km / 25L / $28 (ron 95)
= 15.2km / L
= 6.57 / 100km (42.99 mpg UK / 35.8 mpg US)
= $7.27 / 100km

Yamaha R6 (year 2000)
Stock engine/carb, Screaming Demon pipe with noise restrictor
Bonbeach - Reefton - Black Spur
300km / ?L / $23 (ron 95)
= $7.67 / 100km

Honda Jazz GE 1.3L Auto (year 2013)
Fitted with Pivot 3-drive THC throttle controller, set in EC5 mode
(note that this is a genuine one. EBay versions might be fake and I had to refund it)
Dashboard indicated 5.7L / 100km
Bonbeach - Wilsons Promotory - Inverloch
417km / 25.5L / $28 (ron 91)
= 16.4km / L
= 6.12L / 100km (46.16 mpg UK / 38.4 mpg US)
= $6.71 / 100km :thumbsup:

Toyota Landcruiser Prado 3.4L Auto (year 1996) 8 seats
Fitted with non-injection LPG

Melbourne - Goolwa (SA) round trip with Trailer
1,635km / 327.1L LPG / $226.71
= 4.99km / L
= 20L / 100km (14.1 mpg UK / 11.7 mpg US)
= $13.8 / 100km

Bonbeach -Walhalla gravel track/camp
366km / 79.1L LPG / $44.2
= 4.6km / L
= 21.6L / 100km (13 mpg UK / 10.8 mpg US)
= $12.07 / 100km

[Jasemas]

Is the pivot 3-drive hard to install?
Where to buy

[zx6r.j1]

Very easy. Plug and play, about 30min. First I bought from ebay ($150 shipped) but was fake I think. It works, just can't save the mode and need to select everytime I started the car.

I then contacted Pivot Japan directly and they suggested this official Rakuten shop ($175+shipping). Works perfectly. The wiring harness is "7A" for my GE
http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/cps-mm/item/n13424/

And yet another big drive ... Heaps of fun on the fast dirt road with Traction Control :thumbsup:

Melbourne - Cann River - Canberra (713km, 10hrs)
Canberra - Adaminaby - Tumbarumba - Albury - Melbourne (1,049km, 11.5hrs)
About 50km of dirt and gravel road, used manual shifter
EC4 setting on Pivot 3-drive Throttle Controller
1,762km / 119.39L / $134.32
= 14.75 km/L
= 6.78L / 100km (dashboard indicated 6.3L/km)
= $7.62 / 100km

Those are absolutely cheap way to get around. By plane the total amount would only give me a one-way taxi trip to the airport!

I wanna drive to Ayers Rock !! :cool:

[amant02]

I dont see a need for drive selection in a jazz. It barely makes any power to begin with. It barely drinks enough fuel to end with.

If your doing them long distance. Im sure the new models have cruise control. Set the bitch on 110 and cruise away knowing the ecu will be only using little fuel as possible.

Controlling throttle responsiveness is important in a daily drive which has the ability to empty its 50L tank in less than 180Kms.

[zx6r.j1]

I think it does ;) ... The standard jazz throttle algorithm is quite annoying.

[keno_a]

I have a 2009 Jazz with the v-tec motor and 5 speed auto 1.3 litre. My daughter drives it and achieves 5.8 to 6.2 litres per 100 all the time and about 610kms on the tank full. It has the optional safety pack that gives you the trip computer.

[ginbulag]

I have a 2016 Jazz which has the 1.5 sohc (well, there is no other choice).

Based on my last refill:

Distance in km: 472.2
Petrol used in litres: 35.4
Litres per 100km: 7.50
Driving conditions: A to B with moderate to heavy traffic (driving in and out of Norwest Boulevard).

[08ESE]

my 03 gli sits on around 5.5L