Driving styles

[PaddyMcGrath]

I'd consider myself a pretty smooth driver, always trying to become smoother though. I'll rev match coming down through the box and heel / toe if necessary. I rarely left foot brake - usually just to heat the brakes early in the morning - but can do it without smashing everyone off the windscreen. Best fuel consumption in the last couple of weeks was 56.8MPG on a long trip to Galway in my own car. Worst was 12.3MPG in the S3 one Sunday morning...

Is that 56.8 in a diesel Paddy? I presume your car is a 320d or am I confusing yours with some one else's.

It is indeed

It's a stunning looking car you have, I seen you had pics of it parked against a wall in Ferrybank it looked like it was against the wall just beyond the grain silos or is my location way off????

I'm from Ferrybank so you're probably not wrong

[kendo]

Ah right cool my young lads live up there over in Marymount. I'm from the otherside of town (Ballybeg) I live in Kilkenny now tho. I'm surprised iv never seen your car I'm down that way a lot. Haha iv totally derailed this thread.

[camnhoj]

Here's my driving style :hehe!:

http://youtu.be/6OH0bhBTDUs
http://youtu.be/6OH0bhBTDUs

[Super4]

I drive calmly enough most of the time but I do get my moments of spirited driving.


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[Owen E46]

I used to think I was a quick driver, but since I moved over here my outlook has changed. Every set of traffic light here are like a mini grand Prix where green really does mean go not like at home when it means time to put the car in gear. Have the feeling I will scare the life out of someone when I'm back home next week