2020 Volkswagen Golf GTI - MPG Test | Real-world Highway Fuel Economy
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- čas přidán 27. 09. 2020
- Little German 2.0-liter turbos tend to do very well with fuel economy. With its sedan counterpart, the Jetta GLI, scoring over 40 MPG on our test, we were anxious to see how the hatchback GTI would fare.
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This video was filmed with in-ear, binaural microphones, so if you listen with headphones, it will sound like you're sitting in the driver's seat!
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Appreciate this test dude!
Awesome channel! And totally my dream car in this color 😍
Amazing channel, how do you guys not have millions of subs??
Right?? Lol thanks
Y’all are the best channel on CZcams btw, absolutely amazing videos. Good job
Thank you!!
Step on the gas. Why buy a GTI if you don't drive it? Insurance company appreciates billing you premium.
@@justdone1251 it's not a GTI, it's a TSI, no premium insurance in this one
My 2020 gli autobahn was getting almost 36 on a trip from tuscon to las cruces
In my 2019 Autobahn, I've noticed that mpg is highly dependent on the type and amount of oil in the engine. If oil levels are upper normal range, or topped with 5W, the engine will work slightly harder thus affecting mpg (31mpg mixed driving using 87 gas). Using castrol 0w at middle-low normal level, I was getting 39mph while feathering it. Love the EA888 engine.
Isnt the gti supposed to take 91 or 93 octane?
Would LOVE to see a audio system review on this
You're in luck! Should be coming in the next week.
Daily Motor Awesome! Have this system in my 2016 GTI and added an after market sub to it, i’m curious what you think of the system!
How is the ride comfort, I’m still deciding between a golf and a golf GTI..
The key to fuel economy is smooth driving, not slow driving.
explain smooth vs slow
@@danielv7340 Hey thanks for the info. May I ask do you drive a GTI?
@@belikeawolf4627 Don't accelerate/brake unnecessary, learn to anticipate. That is what smooth driving is. This way you can go as fast as you are allowed and not use as much gas since this GTI gets to any speed extremely fast. After that, is just a matter of maintaining speed and that takes a minimum amount of gas. Now, don't go to extremes. At higher speed you will use more gas, obviously. For comparison let's consider 120 km/h vs 90km/h. On a long journey at 120, I could get in the lower 7, while at 90-100, I got a fuel economy down to 6l/100km and sometimes even less. Slow driving, would be either going slow, or getting to your desired speed very slowly.
@@danielv7340 Do you drive a GTI?
@@belikeawolf4627 Yeah, but the DSG. It's even more obvious how fuel economy works cause the automatic can practically drive itself, eliminating all the variables introduced by a human operator.
What is your relationship with the topher? Seems like you two get a car and review them back to back in a very similar style.
Good eye! Chris from TheTopher and I (Charlie) work for Winding Road Magazine, and we use the same cars for our videos.
@@DailyMotor got ya! Keep them coming!
Manual 2016 GTI did 37 MPG Gilbert to Prescott and 41.5 MPG Back doing 7O 90mph yesterday, very typical for me. May you need to drive a little faster to increase MPG;)
I don’t get anywhere close to those numbers but I’m also in cali so there isn’t much just flat roads for miles. I average around 31-33 mpg when I’m driving at 70mph. When I drive at 55-65mph I can average around 35-38mpg. But don’t think most people are going to drive a Gti slow on the highway to get good fuel economy. But if they decided to do so they could.
hey can u give me some advice with buying this car? ( dsg )
It seemed like some very flat highway he was on.
It really needs the digital dash and scrolling indicators
Also cooled seats would be nice like the new GLI.
my 2023 GTI does 37.5 mpg
and my 2005 BMW Z4 3.0i does 35 mpg if I drive with roof down