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2014 SLP Panther Camaro Long-Term Road Test

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edited September 2014 in Chevrolet

image2014 SLP Panther Camaro Long-Term Road Test

Driving a 600-horsepower muscle car like the 2014 SLP Panther Camaro takes quite a bit of fuel. Here's how much 91 octane it took in December.

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  • noburgersnoburgers Member Posts: 500
    correction, your best fill was 18.4, NOT the lifetime avg--that was reported as 13.8.
  • kevm14kevm14 Member Posts: 423
    Not all cars have the same efficiency, but one thing is for sure - if you are making horsepower, and pull around some weight, you'll use fuel. It doesn't matter if you have a tiny engine, a large engine, a turbo, a supercharger, or any other combo. Under load, I believe N/A engines are actually more efficient than forced induction (yes, even turbo, look up BSFC). So all things equal (they never are), you'll do better with an N/A engine if you plan to drive it hard more often. That said, I wonder if this car can hit 20mpg at a steady, reasonable cruise.
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