Car with Best FC

• OldMan

  18 Nov 05, 19:04

  hyundai sonata, 32km/l
• hisoka

  18 Nov 05, 19:09

  Originally posted by OldMan:

  hyundai sonata, 32km/l

  
  
  
• OldMan

  18 Nov 05, 19:10

  Originally posted by hisoka:

  
  
  

  winner of the recent shell fuel stretch challenge.
• hisoka

  18 Nov 05, 19:18

  Originally posted by OldMan:

  winner of the recent shell fuel stretch challenge.

  oh so is they cheat to get the consumption right? like taking out everything and then get an expert who can drive with minimum fuel usage, etc?
• ^VioS^

  18 Nov 05, 20:08

  Originally posted by OldMan:

  hyundai sonata, 32km/l

  Thot it's supposed to be a bloody 2L car...mana wu eng
  
  Honda Jazz by any chance?
• casshern

  18 Nov 05, 21:12

  Hyundai ?
  
  oh come on stop pulling my leg.
• nightsky87

  18 Nov 05, 21:37

  Serious. MYCARFORUM also got post. Heard its an AUTO somemore. Hyundai Sonata, the old one.
• HolySniper

  18 Nov 05, 22:24

  wah sure ornot!
• nightsky87

  18 Nov 05, 23:00

  Singapore, 17 November 2005 - Over 120 teams, comprising of two members per team, competed in this year's Shell Fuel Stretch Challenge. Of these 240 people, Mr Liew Chin Foo and Mr Andre Ng Wye Hoong emerged victorious in their Hyundai Sonata as they drove home the message that Shell petrols can indeed help motorists stretch their dollar. Competing in the 1000 - 2000 cc category, they won a pair of round-the-world air tickets worth approximately SGD12,000.
  
  Using only 4.4 litre of Formula Shell 98, Mr Liew and Nr Ng travelled 167km to complete the eight mandatory checkpoints around Singapore. By diligently applying Shell Fuel Stretch Tips, particularly by using the highways to reach the checkpoints to maximise his fuel efficiency, Mr Liew achieved a fuel efficiency of 37.84km per litre, thus Mr Liew managed to stretch his fuel by an astounding 271%.
  
  http://www.shell.com/home/Framework?siteId=sg-en&FC2=/sg-en/html/iwgen/leftnavs/zzz_lhn7_1_1.html&FC3=/sg-en/html/iwgen/news_and_library/press_releases/2005/fuel_stretch_winners_1117.html
• tofushop193

  20 Nov 05, 22:11

  yes the hyundai won...with a bigger engine
  
• AirIntake

  20 Nov 05, 23:11

  I posted the following elsewhere:
  
  The win is so sensational that a 271% increase in efficiency technique should be disclosed to the world, another first by Singaporeans.
  
  This increase in performance, even driving to KL under the most optimized conditions has never been achieved so far as I know.
  
  I definitely do want to save petrol, knowing it is depleting fast and new resources are being made commercially viable, which will still need time to mature. Also when using new fuel resource, we can practise those improvements there where applicable.
  
  Hence, can shart the brand of fuel crackers, filters, accessories, engine oil type used in the car... may the information be shared.
  
• AirIntake

  20 Nov 05, 23:17

  We can inform 5th Gear and Top Gear.
• mach10

  21 Nov 05, 13:52

  Originally posted by ^VioS^:

  Thot it's supposed to be a bloody 2L car...mana wu eng
  
  Honda Jazz by any chance?

  tt guy probably off the engine and push the car!
• RyAn^

  21 Nov 05, 16:44

  can jack up the car at those workshop and let it run??