Fuel Consumption

1992 Toyota Troopie 75 Series HZJ 4.2 Intercooled Turbo diesel 13lts/100.
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1995 3.0 litre carby GQ Patrol - extractors, 2.5" exhaust K&N Airfilter:

Towing 1+ tonne campomatic trailer:

Best 14.5 l/100km
Worst 22l/100km (ranges, hills, slow going, etc)

voxson I get 10lt/100 kms city & 14lt/100kms contry towing camper trailer in desil 80 series std Landcruiser. Desiel i recon is best

HJ75 Arkana tourbus supatrupa. 2H motor turbo charged. Country town mix driving around 14.2litres/100k Sometimes way worse, when towing or into the wind! Cheers Royce

Gotta stand up for the petrol people.

80 series manual 4500i.

Best - around 15l/100km (average weight in the car and driving in a calm fashion!) - even achieve this in city driving on a regular basis.

Worst - anything up to around 24l/100km .E.g. towing camper trailer (especially at expressway speeds), sand driving, low range, or full load of 270 litres of fuel and other weights and driving with a heavy foot.

1988 GQ Nissan shorty Patol...Petrol 4.2L, extractors and 3 inch exhaust. The best I can expect is 17L\100Km and the worst can be anything up to about 22-23L\100km. Yep, she sure is a thirsty old girl, but I love her all the same!!!

GQ Petrol Patrol. On a recent excursion to the geographical centre of the Simpson desert, I had one petrol 4x4 in my group. On road he was around the 17-18 litres/100km (5.5km/litre). When we hit the rough stuff in the desert his consumption sky-rocketed to 40 litres/100km, 2.5 to 3 kms per litre. For comparison the diesel trucks (both Nissan and cruiser) returned 5 kms/litre.