What is the actual fuel consumption of the C3-XR automatic?

[OLillian]

The actual fuel consumption of the Citroen C3-XR automatic equipped with a 1.6L engine varies depending on the powertrain. Models with a 5-speed manual transmission have an average fuel consumption of around 7.6L/100Km, while those with a 6-speed automatic transmission consume approximately 8.08L/100Km. Here are some additional details: Powertrain options: The Citroen C3-XR offers three engine choices—a 1.6L naturally aspirated engine with a maximum power output of 117 horsepower, a 1.2T turbocharged engine producing 136 horsepower, and a 1.6T turbocharged engine delivering 167 horsepower. Engine differences: The actual fuel consumption of the Citroen C3-XR varies based on the engine used, but none of the C3-XR models are considered fuel-inefficient.

[Rose]

Well, I'm quite into cars and have driven quite a few SUVs like the C3XR automatic model. When it comes to real fuel consumption, the official data is usually on the low side, around 6 liters, but in actual city driving with traffic jams, it can shoot up to 9-10 liters, while on the highway it might drop to 7 liters. There are quite a few factors that affect it, like driving habits, load, tire pressure, and whether the AC is on or not. I've also noticed that new cars tend to have higher fuel consumption in the first few months, but it stabilizes after the break-in period. My advice is to track your mileage and calculate the average next time you refuel—it's more reliable than online rumors. As for daily driving tips to save fuel, it's pretty straightforward: accelerate gently and avoid sudden braking, which can save you a good amount of money and resources. In short, don't just rely on the displayed data; test it out yourself for accurate results.

[StAugust]

Having driven automatic transmission cars for over a decade, the real-world fuel consumption of the C3 XR in my experience averages just over 8 liters in urban driving, and 6-7 liters in suburban areas, which is about 1-2 liters higher than the manufacturer's claims. Driving style plays a major role—fuel consumption spikes with aggressive acceleration or frequent stops at traffic lights. Vehicle maintenance also affects it; for instance, my older car showed noticeably higher consumption when tires were worn or the air filter was clogged. With rising fuel prices, it's even more important to calculate carefully—just record the amount of fuel added and the mileage: reset the trip meter after a full tank, drive 100 kilometers, and then calculate the liters used. Remember, automatic transmissions consume slightly more fuel than manuals, but driving smoothly saves fuel.

[VonEvangeline]

Having played with cars for years, I've tested the C3XR automatic's fuel consumption several times, with the real range typically fluctuating between 7-8 liters per 100 km. The official figure of 6.5 liters is too idealistic; city driving often exceeds 8 liters, while highway driving can drop to as low as 6 liters. Factors like engine efficiency, vehicle weight, and road conditions push the numbers up, such as uphill roads or prolonged AC use in hot weather. Using an APP for real-time recording is super convenient, especially since the per-100-km readings can vary greatly—averaging out over three to five records is more reliable. Improving driving techniques, like gentle throttle application and anticipating deceleration, can noticeably reduce consumption.