What is the real fuel consumption of the Volkswagen Sagitar 1.4T?
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According to the data released by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the comprehensive fuel consumption per 100 kilometers for the Sagitar 1.4T model is: 6.5 liters for the manual version and 6.4 liters for the automatic version. Below is the relevant information: Exterior: The new Sagitar's design abandons the individuality of the old model and adopts a unique family-style design, presenting an overall appearance that is grand and stable, with smooth body lines and refined details. Handling: The Sagitar performs excellently in terms of handling, with precise steering and clear road feedback; smooth gear shifting, a solid chassis, good control over body roll during cornering, stable high-speed driving, and a comfortable driving experience. The new Sagitar is a highly technological car that not only considers driving safety comprehensively but also fully demonstrates the 'Bauhaus' concept of practicality.
I've been driving a Volkswagen Sagitar 1.4T for two years, mainly for city commuting and school runs. The fuel consumption during morning rush hour traffic is the most headache-inducing, with the dashboard showing over 9L/100km, especially in summer with the AC on full blast. Weekend highway trips are surprisingly pleasant though, with cruise control at 100km/h consuming just over 6L/100km. The 55L fuel tank takes 92-octane gasoline, averaging about 600km per full tank. This car particularly dislikes short cold-start trips - in winter, a 2-3km journey can spike consumption to 10L/100km. I've found road conditions affect fuel efficiency more than expected; my colleague with the same 1.4T engine commuting in suburbs saves about 1L/100km compared to me. Regular tire pressure checks are recommended as underinflation significantly increases fuel consumption.
