What is the average fuel consumption of the 2012 New Focus?
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Statistics show its average fuel consumption is around 10 liters per 100 kilometers. Below is relevant information about Ford: Company Introduction: Ford Motor Company is one of the world's largest automobile manufacturers. Founded in the early 20th century, Ford Motor Company, driven by founder Henry Ford's dream of "building cars affordable for everyone" and his remarkable vision, has weathered a century of challenges to become one of the world's top four automotive group companies. It also owns Ford Credit (Ford-Credit Financial), the world's largest automotive finance subsidiary, and the customer service brand Quality-Care. Origin of the Logo: The Ford logo features the word "Ford" in white against a blue background. Because founder Henry Ford loved small animals, the designer incorporated the word "Ford" into a design resembling a little white rabbit.
I drive a 2012 Ford Focus, and the fuel consumption is generally reasonable. In city driving, it's about 10 liters per 100 kilometers, while on the highway, it can drop to around 7 liters, with a combined average of 8.5 liters. Many factors affect fuel consumption: driving habits are crucial—frequent hard acceleration or sudden braking can spike fuel consumption to over 12 liters; regular maintenance like oil changes and spark plug checks helps maintain engine efficiency; a dirty air filter also increases fuel consumption, so it's recommended to clean it every six months; low tire pressure increases friction and burns more fuel. In summer, heavy use of air conditioning may slightly raise fuel consumption, and in winter, icy roads can also lead to slightly higher consumption. Fuel-saving tips include smooth acceleration, steady driving, and using high-quality gasoline. Overall, this car's fuel consumption is decent, and with normal use, fuel costs are manageable, with monthly expenses per 100 kilometers being relatively low.
