Fuel Consumption Of A Suzuki Swift 2008

[chew]

I recently bought a Suzuki Swift 2008 model (Auto gear, used unregistered). Fuel consumption is around 6.8 in colombo and outstation is around 10. I heard that it does around 10 in colombo and 14 outstation. Can anyone please guide me what should I do to rectify this problem?

Thanks

[Romel]

I have a Swift 2005 model, auto gear. It does around 10 km/lt outstation. To me its too low for a 1300 cc small car. I did engine tune-up but it is still the same.I think this is maxium you can get.

[Sumiya]

I recently bought a Suzuki Swift 2008 model (Auto gear, used unregistered). Fuel consumption is around 6.8 in colombo and outstation is around 10. I heard that it does around 10 in colombo and 14 outstation. Can anyone please guide me what should I do to rectify this problem?

Thanks

Even though it is 1300 CC that car is not good in fuel,it will do maximum 11-12 on outstation on very careful driving.

thanks

regards

sumith

[heavyD]

I have a Swift 2005 model, auto gear. It does around 10 km/lt outstation. To me its too low for a 1300 cc small car. I did engine tune-up but it is still the same.I think this is maxium you can get.

Don't think so. My friend has a Swift 1200 cc and it does some 12 odd in the city.

[kalana]

i think it depends on the driving style.. i have 2008 manual gear model and havent tested fuel Consumption figures but roughly its more than 10 kmpl in the city.

[sanjeew]

I have a Swift 2004 model(4WD Model), auto gear. It does around 15-16 km/lt Maharagama to Badulla with A/C. In Badulla it does around 6-10 (High mountain area)

[Sumiya]

I have a Swift 2004 model(4WD Model), auto gear. It does around 15-16 km/lt Maharagama to Badulla with A/C

so i guess from maharagama to badulla don't you climb the hill ?

i am pretty sure it doesn't do this much

thanks

regards

sumith

[kalana]

hi onyone has an idea about my problem ?

please refer this link

[jdnet]

I have a Swift 2004 model(4WD Model), auto gear. It does around 15-16 km/lt Maharagama to Badulla with A/C. In Badulla it does around 6-10 (High mountain area)

Cool story bro.

[VVTi]

I have a Swift 2004 model(4WD Model), auto gear. It does around 15-16 km/lt Maharagama to Badulla with A/C. In Badulla it does around 6-10 (High mountain area)

Hmmm....

Planning on selling it soon?

Edited December 22, 2010 by VVTi

[MasterDon]

I have a Swift 2004 model(4WD Model), auto gear. It does around 15-16 km/lt Maharagama to Badulla with A/C. In Badulla it does around 6-10 (High mountain area)

...aaannd the best fiction writer of the year award goes to.......sanjeew!!!!!!...yay!

[sanjeew]

This is not a fiction, last week I went to Bandarawela and return to Badulla, in this trip it done 11-12 km/L

I forget to tell, fuel is 95 Octane

Edited December 22, 2010 by sanjeew

[VVTi]

Sanjeew, do you watch the road at all? Or do you watch only the fuel gauge and the odo?

[MasterDon]

This is not a fiction, last week I went to Bandarawela and return to Badulla, in this trip it done 11-12 km/L

I forget to tell, fuel is 95 Octane

Chill dude!...16KMPL IS possible ofcourse.But it'd have to be a drive in th wee hours of the morning with no stoppages and pin-point accurate gear shifts all the way....unfortunately in the real everyday world we live in an underpowered,4WD and automatic petrol car achieving those figures is virtually impossible.please don't misguide the members who may be seeking genuine advice.

[sanjeew]

I want to check fuel consumption in my car in various part of the country like Colombo, Down South and Badulla and Bandarawela, so i alwayes try to check it if i can.

[kalana]

i would be damn happy if my swift will give me 16kmpl :D

but guys... can 1.3l manual swift can achieve 15kmpl in urban ? is it possible ?

[VVTi]

Last Friday, on my way home from Katunayake, I used up more than 20 Litres to travel from Peliyagoda to Colpity...

No complaints... My car will not do 15kmpls if I let it idle and push it in neutral...

[heavyD]

i would be damn happy if my swift will give me 16kmpl :D

but guys... can 1.3l manual swift can achieve 15kmpl in urban ? is it possible ?

Since you own one, I guess you would be the best person to tell us.

[kalana]

Since you own one, I guess you would be the best person to tell us.

well... i haven't drove it much..actually its our family car..but i am the only one driving it.. still in registration process(nearly 1 month now.had some problems with the leasing company)

thats why i asked you guys

[Pericles]

well... i haven't drove it much..actually its our family car..but i am the only one driving it.. still in registration process(nearly 1 month now.had some problems with the leasing company)

thats why i asked you guys

If this is gonna be a family car that regularly takes 3-4 people around, I suggest you stop worrying about the fuel consumption other ppl get and just enjoy the car. Practice smooth driving, do your maintenance, and unless its giving you a ridiculous number like 5kmpl, don't worry.

[Supra_Natural]

If this is gonna be a family car that regularly takes 3-4 people around, I suggest you stop worrying about the fuel consumption other ppl get and just enjoy the car. Practice smooth driving, do your maintenance, and unless its giving you a ridiculous number like 5kmpl, don't worry.

Hey! Some of us consider 5 KM/L a pretty respectable figure!

[chew]

Back to the original question, what are the steps I have to take in order to increase the fuel efficiency?

[Pericles]

Back to the original question, what are the steps I have to take in order to increase the fuel efficiency?

Discussed quite a few times around here.

I believe the best suggestion was "keep the car at home and take the bus"

[VVTi]

Back to the original question, what are the steps I have to take in order to increase the fuel efficiency?

Keep the car at home...

[heavyD]

Back to the original question, what are the steps I have to take in order to increase the fuel efficiency?

It might not be a problem with the car itself. As Peri said, fuel efficiency techniques have been discussed before. Try them out and determine whether it's a mechanical problem or your driving style.

[VVTi]

It might not be a problem with the car itself. As Peri said, fuel efficiency techniques have been discussed before. Try them out and determine whether it's a mechanical problem or your driving style.

Or... take a bus...