what average are ye getting from the x-type? all engine sizes please!
i have a 2.1 for just over a week now and averaging about 22mpg, mostly short trips all week.

 

22mpg (is that US gallons?) is pretty darn good 'average'. I assume it is a manual (standard) transmission also?

 

I get about 21-22mpg mixed driving with my 3.0l auto.

 

I used to get 24.x mpg before Jaguar replaced my drive shaft.

Immediately after they replaced the drive shaft, I dropped to 18.x mpg.

I am now back up to 21.x mpg.

I have a 2005 3.0L.

 

25-27mpg mixed driving (mostly my 2 mile to work commute)
30mpg if I go on a long highway trip and keep it set at about 75mph.

2.5 Manual

Oh and before someone says I'm being too optimistic the mileage for the other vehicles I own.

TVR- 10-14mpg
CB175 60-65mpg
XJR for 200 miles was 17.5

 

With my X, I get about 16 mpg in town and cruising at 70-75 mph, I get about 25 mpg. Put your foot into the gas and you can easily see 4 mpg. Not that I have ever....... My car is a 3.0L motor with an auto tranny.

 

average 24 mpg in my 2.5 manual. Thats a mix of highway and local driving, and when I am on the highway I am crusing @ 70+ mph most of the time.

 

I average around 26-27 MPG on my to work loop. On the highway I get 30 ish. '03 2.5L manual...

 

2002 2.5 auto - just completed a 1500 mile round trip, a lot of interstate but a good deal of crowded two lane and lots of construction delays, averaged 23.4 mpg. Lots of 80mph+ and WOT passing on hilly highways. Usual commute loop is 19.9mpg.

 

mine is manual, 22mpg UK or 18.5 US, my last car was doing 52mpg UK (44 US) its a big difference but worth it! The official figure was 30 UK so just had to ask! Thanks for all your replies guys

 

2004 3.0ltr auto: Spends most of its time in Sacramento so a lot of stop 'n go with short motorway blasts for an average of 22MPG (US gallons of course)

 

Mate, got same engine size 2.1 ltr manual 2003 SE In the UK

I get around 24-25 for my work commute. Which is around 9 miles each way. Aroad though loads of traffic lights so guess I would call it "round town" driving.

 

well tonight i averaged 15UK (13US) so thinking of moving up to 2.5L now! I really love this car, its awesome!

 

I get about 22.3MPG on my 02 2.5L Jag - auto trans
About 14.7 MPG in the Range Rover. City driving with short trips with both cars.

 

I average about 18MPG but when I get on the gas it drops pretty fast

 

2007 2.2d combined so far getting 45-48.
but the long runs have been pretty short if you see what I mean

you gotta love a diesel

 

Jeez, thats amazing!

 

i just moved from a diesel (Peugeot) averaging 50mpg, never going diesel again! nothing but trouble

 

Maybe its because its a french car?
I've just moved from a Vectra d. 600miles to a tank, if a really pushed it I could get 610.

will never stray from the heavy oil path. unless I go Electric?

 

Made an 8 hour run across Western North Dakota and Eastern Montana yesterday, all with cruise control set at 75mph (120 kmph), average altitude 2500 ft. average temperature 92f (33C), ait-conditioner on the whole way, no load other than self and passenger, and averaged 24.56 mpg !!!

It's a 2002 2.5 X-Type auto with 55k on the odometer, and it did indeed purr like a kitten the entire run. I only romped on the pedal once - to 90 mph - to get out of a "bind" with a couple of oilfield and cattle-truck drivers, but used no more than a dime's worth of gas for that I am guessing.

Am pretty sure that I am running the original spark plugs, and should be able to bump up the milage a bit when replaced.

For some strange reason, there were a gob of Corvettes on the freeway yesterday. Just about each and every one gave an approving "nod" to the Jag, as did the State Trooper that threw me a glance - as he was writing up a ticket for some poor slob - that I read as "Gee, if I had just waited 5 minutes I could have written up a Jaguar!".