Highway cruising RPM question

[mahrumer]

Hi All,

I'm new here with the question and looking for some feedback.

Yaris sedan has recently launched in my region (https://www.toyota-indus.com/yaris) here so I've booked it and wanted to know what would be the RPM on 100 km/hr? It's about normal highway speed.

My daily commute is about 70% highway and 30% city.

I've opted for 1.33 (1nr-fe) 5-speed manual engine option (Ativ version) so unsure of what should I expect from fuel consumption standpoint.

FYI - I've searched forum but couldn't find fuel consumption info with 5 speed manual / sedan body-type. Also, the test drive is only available within city.

Any help would be appreciated.

[stykerdk]

I dont think the body type makes any difference, this is the XP13 hatch with the same engine, but with six speed gearbox.
https://www.spritmonitor.de/en/overview/49-Toyota/441-Yaris.html?fueltype=2&constyear_s=2012&constyear_e=2017&power_s=98&power_e=102&gearing=1&powerunit=2

[mahrumer]

Thanks, this is helpful. Looking more into it.

[bronsin]

In the US we don’t have a smaller 1.3 L we only have a 1.5 L. I would’ve bought the 1 L worried available.

[mahrumer]

@bronsin Yeah, correct. I figured that part out after looking at the link shared by @stykerdk. We've both 1.3 & 1.5L in yaris with both MT & AT/CVT in my region but I went with 1.3L & planning to install turbos & stuff in a year or so.

[rayfloyd170]

100km/hr normally your RPM is within ~3000rpm for 2014-2016 Yaris Sedan 1.3L Manual Trans
If you keep your foot steady and light on the accelerator after achieving 100km/hr speed you will get roughly 14-16Km/Liter for fuel consumption.

BTW, I have the 2NZ-FE 1.3 engine single VVTI (intake) while yours has the more upgraded version 1NR-FE dual VVTI probably more efficient than the NZ-FE series due to the additional valves (intake and exhaust)

[robtcutting]

Don't drive at those speeds until you've..