Mercedes-Benz AMG C 43 Mileage

Excess Weight: Heavy items, like heavy luggage or cargo, make the engine work harder and can reduce fuel economy.

Roof Racks and Carriers: Racking or carrying anything on your roof can increase your car’s aerodynamic drag, thus increasing your fuel consumption.

Climate Control: Heating or cooling systems used to excess can load the engine by forcing it to work harder and could drive fuel consumption.

Electronic Systems: Because engine power can provide power for other electronic systems (i.e., infotainment systems and safety features), both can impact fuel efficiency.

Weather Conditions: Heavy rain or snow can affect fuel efficiency due to increased drag and require more power to provide traction.

Altitude: At higher altitudes, it increases driving, can decrease engine power output, and requires more fuel to perform at the same level.

Road Conditions: Rough or uneven roads increase rolling resistance and will increase fuel consumption.

Aggressive Acceleration and Braking: That can be hard acceleration or abrupt braking very frequently. The AMG C 43's powerful engine can easily waste a lot of fuel if you don't watch it closely.

Excessive Speeding: Long-term at high speed can also increase fuel consumption. The AMG C 43 sounds like it can do high speeds, but driving within limits can also improve mileage.

Driving Modes: The AMG C 43 is one of many modern cars that feature different driving modes and, as a result, changes in fuel consumption. In comfort mode, fuel efficiency is most often the priority, while fuel consumption is higher in sport or race modes.

Tyre Pressure: High rolling resistance can occur from underinflated tires, increasing fuel consumption. Keeping your tyres properly inflated helps your mileage.