Can We Really Get 200mpg From A VW XL1?
The VW XL1 was supposed to do around 300mpg, equating to about a litre of fuel for 100 kilometres, but how economical is it really, away from a lab?
The VW XL1 was the German giant's idea of a car of the future, 10 years ago. It was supposed to do around 300mpg, equating to about a litre of fuel for 100 kilometres, but how economical is it really, away from the unrealistic conditions of a lab test?
To find out, Matt and Alex headed out on an economy run for around 100 kilometres to see how it stacks up in the real world, with a target of 200mpg.
The first full sentence spoken by an infant Mike was a review of the ride quality of a Volvo 850. It was “Daddy’s car goes bumpy-bump on a bumpy road,” so would probably need proofreading a bit, but it was a start.
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