Full tank. What's your remaining mileage?
I would be curious -- Do these benefit from the command shift mode like the Discovery 2's did in "sport"? They got better fuel econ due to quicker downshifting, as I recall.
Dave
Dave
I'd say , I always get a better mileage , when in "Command Shift " . It allows me to stay longer in 6 th gear , when in hilly terrain.
By the way, that 515 was recorded after a almost 20 miles driven already , sitting in moderately slow moving traffic, so I guess ,not too bad for an old friend.
By the way, that 515 was recorded after a almost 20 miles driven already , sitting in moderately slow moving traffic, so I guess ,not too bad for an old friend.
Reckon this is in KMs for all you 'Mericans...
515 miles is 320 kms
Cuz that is about what I get. I don't measure in KMs but in time. So 5 hours of driving at 100km/h is right in this ballpark. And that is my average with a 2007 LR3 SE with the V6 with 33 inch Nitto TRAIL Grapplers and cargo.
also, as far as I can tell, most people report the same range (fuel efficiency) for both the V6 and the V8. Likely due to the extra weight of the truck in the V8 format (larger engine, larger brake rotors, calipers and pads, etc.)
515 miles is 320 kms
Cuz that is about what I get. I don't measure in KMs but in time. So 5 hours of driving at 100km/h is right in this ballpark. And that is my average with a 2007 LR3 SE with the V6 with 33 inch Nitto TRAIL Grapplers and cargo.
also, as far as I can tell, most people report the same range (fuel efficiency) for both the V6 and the V8. Likely due to the extra weight of the truck in the V8 format (larger engine, larger brake rotors, calipers and pads, etc.)
Last edited by spiderman; Aug 14, 2015 at 01:05 AM.



