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...driving in a 'hybrid style' I got almost 38MPG (i have a picture of it somewhere)

The ONLY way of talking reliable figures would be to use figures from a brim-to-brim fill up. Otherwise relying on the OBC you will find that you will also ahcieve 99.9MPG in certain situations - if you beleive that, then well I guess the moon is also made out of cheese and the Earth is indeed flat.

Talking OBC is pointless IMHO.

ok done it your way and got 36.8 MPG that was driving carefully but not totally in a hybrid style for the whole time, this was over 253 miles, 31.17 litres, unless my calculation are wrong?

...driving in a 'hybrid style' I got almost 38MPG (i have a picture of it somewhere)

The ONLY way of talking reliable figures would be to use figures from a brim-to-brim fill up. Otherwise relying on the OBC you will find that you will also ahcieve 99.9MPG in certain situations - if you beleive that, then well I guess the moon is also made out of cheese and the Earth is indeed flat.

Talking OBC is pointless IMHO.

Fair play but how far off would it be?

I'll be sure to give those a try but I have to say I'm not convinced. As others have commented, a large proportion of time seems to be spent charging the battery, the real benefits of battery power seem to be in stop start traffic; that being said even London traffic has not been enough to boost my mpg

Hi new member here as well i recently bought and 05 400h se-L it has done 50k ish and driving in a 'hybrid style' I got almost 38MPG (i have a picture of it somewhere), but I couldnt handle driving like this for more than one tank of fuel I was starting not to enjoy driving.

but even driving like I used to drive my CLK I still get 33 MPG out of it

so maybe it is about the engine and Battery doing enough miles to optimize performance.

Any tips about where to go for servicing I live/ in South East/ East London

and what would I be looking at with a 60k service? £ wise?