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  • Q. Is Ford Figo is a fuel economy car?

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    Milw
    Milw | 5 years ago

    Yes, diesel Figos are fuel efficient. On highways, if driven around 100kmph, it returns >20kmpl. In city with the Air conditioner on, it returns 13 ~ 15kmpl

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    Askar
    Askar | 5 years ago

    7star

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    Dr
    Dr | 3 years ago

    Best with Safety

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