Fuel consumption viva 1.0 manual

 · Viva (Manual) RMRM per kilometer. Viva (manal) RM per kilometer. Viva (manual) RMRM per kilometer. Note: The Perodua Viva Fuel Consumption above is an average value (RM/litre of fuel) of survey around the internet from Perodua Viva Owner. It is a real review by Perodua Viva , and cc owner.  · FC = fuel comsumption He is asking what is the FC of a manual VIVA and not asking what is FC.:) i own viva 09 auto white, 14 inch sport rims plus body kits.. fuel consumption around rm50 just manage to get around km for mix driving..i duno hw come u all viva can be so fuel saving.  · 1) Car Model: Perodua Viva manual 2) Petrol Used: Shell RON97 4) Fuel Consumption: Worst FC (in city/ heavy traffic): km/litre. Best FC (on highway): km/litre (travel km with rm40 and until fuel light warning) AverageFC (usual FC): 14 to 15 km/litre. 5) Extra Note: Perodua Viva www.doorway.ru stock and 2 month old.

Comparing it to the Viva litre automatic, Perodua says it can get km per litre, so expect about 12km per litre in reality. With a fuel consumption of litres/km - 63 mpg UK - 52 mpg US (Average), 0 to km/h (62mph) in seconds, a maximum top speed of mph ( km/h), a curb weight of lbs ( kgs), the Viva ECOTEC 75HP has a naturally-aspirated Inline 3 cylinder engine, Petrol motor. This engine produces a maximum power of 75 PS (74 bhp - 55 kW) at rpm and a maximum torque of 95 Nm (70 www.doorway.ru) at rpm. 1) Car Model: Perodua Viva manual 2) Petrol Used: Shell RON97 4) Fuel Consumption: Worst FC (in city/ heavy traffic): km/litre. Best FC (on highway): km/litre (travel km with rm40 and until fuel light warning) AverageFC (usual FC): 14 to 15 km/litre. 5) Extra Note: Perodua Viva www.doorway.ru stock and 2 month old.

Owner Review. 1 out of 5. Version. Se. Year of registration. Average annual mileage. 0 – 4, Owned. 1 - 2 years. Bought Car. Used. Typical MPG. Perodua Elite Viva EZ (A). The replacement model of the outgoing Kelisa, the Viva is vastly improved over the predecessor at all the important places. For those of you who always talk about ease of maintenance, spare parts availability, practicality, fuel consumption, resale value bla bla.