Whats the real gas mileage of a 4.4 LR3?
08 with 95k here and I am just came back from a 400 mile trip that was exclusively highway miles and I got 18 mpg. If I'm doing a mix of city and highway its in the 13-ish range. This is calculating the old fashioned way, but the onboard computer actually turned out to be pretty accurate.
07 67k with 285/60/18 tires and a slight lift using the GAP IIDtool. I get abou 12-13 city, 19-20 flat highway and about 14mpg on average. Gas mileage is crap but who cares. If you need a 3 row SUV that you can take about anywhere with a 120lbs dog, wife, kid, and all the camping stuff/gear there are not to many options out there.
Before I bought the LR3 I was looking at the lexus lx 470, and early 2000s G-wagons and they all get about the same horrible gas mileage. LXs are expensive even with 200k on the odo when I was looking they were 18-30k, early g wagons were 28-40k 80k+ odo. I picked up my 1 owner 07 v8 SE with 27k and all maint records for 15k 4 years ago currently have 67k on it. The people I bought it from with a new LX.
Off road SUVs like this eat gas, its just a fact of life. The new discovery 5 with a diesel gets pretty good MPGs @ 21/26/23. Although I wish it looked more like the new defender and they keep the old defender in production.
Before I bought the LR3 I was looking at the lexus lx 470, and early 2000s G-wagons and they all get about the same horrible gas mileage. LXs are expensive even with 200k on the odo when I was looking they were 18-30k, early g wagons were 28-40k 80k+ odo. I picked up my 1 owner 07 v8 SE with 27k and all maint records for 15k 4 years ago currently have 67k on it. The people I bought it from with a new LX.
Off road SUVs like this eat gas, its just a fact of life. The new discovery 5 with a diesel gets pretty good MPGs @ 21/26/23. Although I wish it looked more like the new defender and they keep the old defender in production.
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