I'm looking to change from a Porsche Cayenne V6 to a RR Sport TDV6 and i'm hoping that someone can help me!

Pretty much all my driving is stop start around North London and my Cayenne is just making a huge hole in my pocket. It cost me ~£85 to fill up per week and I get 230 miles out of a full tank. I havent worked it out but its something stupid like 13mpg

Before I put my money down on a new car, I need to be convinced that i'll be saving a considerable amount. What i'm basically asking for is if anyone here has a TDV6 and if you do similar driving to me, how much do you get out of a tank?

I absolutely love my Cayenne and after driving the RR Sport, I love that too! I have found two dealers with cancelled orders, one for late July and one for mid September. Both are black on black HSE's with PTI and one has a sunroof. I will also avoid an apparent ~£2500 price hike if I go one of these cars as they will be MY2006 and not 07.

Thanks in advance for the help!

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I'm not to sure what your MPG would be like around the city but i can tell you this. With the price hike the spec on the HSE will be going up as well to mach and i think you will end up saving. It may be worth looking in to it a bit more.

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I get about 21/22mpg on short stop start driving in town if that helps also the RRS is way ahead of the cayenne on ride quality etc
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Hi I get 25-26 mpg mixed town and A road going to work. This goes up to 30+ on a longer trip. I get 400 miles + from a tank of BP Ulitimate, costs about 75 Pounds to fill up. Hope this helps
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I drive mine to work most days, that is to into the Sydney CBD, and the traffic is pretty awesome. I am averaging about 11litres to the 100Kms, the metric to imperial convertor puts that at 25.680051 MPG. Fill up every 10-11 days or so, not weekly.

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Thanks alot guys, just what I wanted to hear!! JayMann, I understand that the spec will increase with the price hike but i'm more than happy with the current spec - it has alot more little luxuries and gadgets than the cayenne

i get like 600 to 700 kms driving with a full tank... 
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But - I can get 13.3mpg constant from my SUPERCHARGED around town - period ............. and as petrol is cheaper than diesel , you'll save a few pennies too  
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Stop-Start driving will give 23mpg, mix in some m'way and A roads and I'm getting 26-27mpg.

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I travel through the centre of Birmingham every day, to and from work. So I should imagine there isn't too much difference in our driving conditions.

I'm averaging 24 - 25 mpg at the moment but like a few others on here this figure improves on open A roads and motorways. Arctic Frost TDV6 SE. Aspen Leather, Cherry Wood, Privacy Glass, PTI, Tow Pack, Mudflaps, Tasmods, a new Fuelflap, a RRSport.co.uk umbrella in the boot & a RRSport.co.uk sticker on the rear glass.
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I'm getting about 22.3 on mine driving around town and to and from work on the M4 only two junctions (jcn 8 to 6) so not too far.

I thought it would be better than this though It's finally gone! Replaced with BMW 730SE in Sophisto grey Xirallic finish with Oyster (Ivory) and black interior. DAB, Climate glass, Ceramic iDrive and gear selector, power boot and iPhone Bluetooth pack - luvvin' it!

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I've found that as the engine beds in, the consumption gets better. I'm 17.5k in and am getting 27/28mpg on my daily motorway/A-road trips. Don't worry, Peter - I'm sure it will improve. 

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