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2001 Alfa Romeo 156 MPG

Based on data from 11 vehicles, 602 fuel-ups and 195,266 miles of driving, the 2001 Alfa Romeo 156 gets a combined Avg MPG of 26.63 with a 0.56 MPG margin of error.

Below you can see a distribution of the fuel-ups with 50 outliers (7.67%) removed.

Following shows the average MPG of each of the 11 vehicles in the system.

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  • Alfa 156 V6

    2001 Alfa Romeo 156 Sportwagon
    Added Dec 2012 • 131 Fuel-ups

    Property of f1exo

  • 20.7 Avg MPG
  • Alfa

    2001 Alfa Romeo 156 Sportwagon 2.4 D
    Added Sep 2017 • 151 Fuel-ups

    Property of MiniCar

  • 38.7 Avg MPG
  • 156

    2001 Alfa Romeo 156 L4 GAS Automatic 5 Speed
    Added May 2011 • 250 Fuel-ups

    Property of astrix

  • 27.4 Avg MPG
  • 156 SW

    2001 Alfa Romeo 156 Sportwagon 1.9 D Standard 6 Speed Fastback
    Added Jul 2014 • 45 Fuel-ups

    Property of zenzaman

  • 31.5 Avg MPG
  • Alfa Romeo 156

    2001 Alfa Romeo 156 Standard 5 Speed Sedan
    Added Oct 2017 • 93 Fuel-ups

    Property of yavorz

  • 35.4 Avg MPG
  • Alfa Romeo 156 2.4JTD Sportwagon

    2001 Alfa Romeo 156 Sportwagon 2.4 D
    Added Mar 2014 • 40 Fuel-ups

    Property of Trollman

  • 35.3 Avg MPG
  • Alfa 156 2 Liter Twin Spark

    2001 Alfa Romeo 156 GAS L4
    Added Dec 2012 • 7 Fuel-ups

    Property of Kiwiscoot

  • 25.9 Avg MPG
  • Alfa Romeo 1.9 jtd

    2001 Alfa Romeo 156 DIESEL L4
    Added Jul 2011 • 17 Fuel-ups

    Property of CyberDree

  • 38.4 Avg MPG
  • AR156

    2001 Alfa Romeo 156 GAS V6
    Added Aug 2011 • 17 Fuel-ups

    Property of howe155

  • 15.4 Avg MPG
  • Sportswagon

    2001 Alfa Romeo 156 Sportwagon
    Added Oct 2018 • 22 Fuel-ups

    Property of deni

  • 26.4 Avg MPG
  • Sportswagon 1.8 TS

    2001 Alfa Romeo 156 GAS L4
    Added Oct 2011 • 22 Fuel-ups

    Property of otp

  • 26.4 Avg MPG

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