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I had one has a hire car for a week and a mixture of driving brought back something like 46.7mpg...not bad considering...I know they have potential for much higher but short-shifting and using the torque more..
Most I have had out of mine was 99mpg but that was cos the OBC only reads up to 99. That was filling up at a garage that happened to be at the top of a hill though lol.
I guess driving very very steady it could be possible. At my old company we had VW company cars and managed to get the average on a Bora TDI PD115 upto 73.6 after long run on A roads between 50-60mph in 6th.
In my dci 65 on a normal driving itr averaged around 60mpg and at 70 mph it was high 60s but at higher speed on the motorway you were talking high 50s, low 60s mpg.
Its probably possible but not real world driving whatsoever.
In my T5 I can get it to give me a constant(ish) 35-37mpg @ 56mph, but that isnt "real world" driving. I normally average 18-22mpg. Same goes for my 1.4 16V Clio, I got that to do about 55-60mpg at that speed, although the average is usually between 40-45mpg!
I would imagine that parkers wouldnt rely on the fuel computer, as they are often out by a fair margin on most cars and wouldnt give a good comparision.