For those of us in the USA it's a completely fair comparison as those are the only options to choose from. ;-)
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On Jun 18, 2015, at 12:06 PM, Long1pham
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Hi Cole,
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It may not be fair to compare the US Sprinter and?the US Eurovan because?the Sprinter production in the US has a diesel CDI engine and?that of the?Eurovan has gas engine.? I do have?a 2002?Sprinter diesel and?a 1997 Transporter (Eurovan based) diesel. The Transporter would typically get higher than 30 mpg when the Sprinter only get as high as 26mpg on the same highway condition.? However, if we consider?a fact?that?Sprinter is a much heavier vehicle comparing to?the weight of a?VW Transporter,?the 26 mpg is very impressive.? Long
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From: Cole Ford
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Subject: Re: [ev_update] View & Share Van MPG
I've used the app for a few years to track all my vehicles (10).
It's interesting to see what happens long term. Especially with your price per mile.?
Fwiw, my Sprinter kicks the Eurovans butt at 0.17 per mile vs 0.24 for the Eurovan.
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Came across a interesting site. Silly name, but could be very helpful to current or prospective owners of any vehicles, not just Eurovans. You can review fuel stat's for all kinds of vehicles based on entry's made by people who own the vehicle. There are links for fuel tips & forum's, etc. You can even import information using *.csv if you've been tracking (for example by Excel). You can add more than one vehicle too.
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Fuelly allows you to tracks your gas mileage over time, helping you calculate fuel expenses as you drive.
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