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What is the fuel consumption of the Buick GL8 2.4?

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RonanLynn

09/01/25 4:49am

The Buick GL8 2.4 has a fuel consumption of 11.1 liters per 100 kilometers. Below are the specific parameters of the Buick GL8 2.4: 1. Powertrain: The GL8 is equipped with a familiar V6 3.0L direct injection engine (SIDI), with a maximum power of 190/6800 (kw/rpm) and a maximum torque of 290/5200 (Nm/rpm). 2. Center console: It integrates function buttons for audio, front/rear air conditioning, navigation, and many other configurations. 3. Audio system: USB, AUX audio input, SD memory card, and a 40G onboard hard drive. Mainstream audio input methods are all centralized here, making it very convenient.

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MacArianna

09/13/25 7:33am

People who have driven the Buick GL8 2.4L version share some experiences. In city driving, the fuel consumption is around 11-13L per 100 kilometers, and it can go up to 15L in traffic jams. On highways, it's better, dropping to 9-10L. The impact is significant—when carrying more load or using the air conditioning, fuel consumption spikes sharply; driving habits matter even more. Aggressive acceleration and sudden braking are the worst, while maintaining a steady speed and using ECO mode can save a lot of fuel. When I drove it, I tried regular maintenance, changing the air filter and checking tire pressure, which saved me tens of dollars in fuel costs each month. For long-term use, I recommend using 92-octane gasoline for better cost-effectiveness. Don’t just focus on the numbers; actual driving depends on road conditions and trip length. Those who frequently drive long distances will find it more reliable than expected.

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