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Fuel Economy Update for December - 2015 Volkswagen Golf GTI Long-Term Road Test

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edited January 2015 in Volkswagen
imageFuel Economy Update for December - 2015 Volkswagen Golf GTI Long-Term Road Test

Here's the monthly fuel economy update for the Edmunds long-term 2015 Volkswagen Golf GTI.

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  • g35bufg35buf Member Posts: 89
    Acceptable mpg for a car with this level of performance and refinement. My son averages about 24.5 mpg in his 2011 GTI Autobahn (DSG) and that is all in town - plus he drives like a jerk...I've done a country drive in the Mk VI noted above - that included a brief stint at 120 mph (yes - being a jerk also) and got over 31 mpg for a 50 mile jaunt. Still a vehicle that punches above it's price class in a lot of areas.
  • DebunkerDebunker Member Posts: 49
    I've got 7,000 miles on my 2015 GTI, and with mostly rural and suburban driving, I'm averaging around 33mpg. In the summer months, it's a bit higher when you drive conservatively.
  • linard76linard76 Member Posts: 10
    It's interesting, the CLA did much better than this with similar specs and was still panned for it's mileage.
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