Mercedes-Benz 250 MPG In Simple Graphs

Average Mercedes-Benz 250 MPG by Years

- average 1985 Mercedes-Benz 250 MPG: 33 MPG / 7.3 L per 100 km
- worst 1985 Mercedes-Benz 250 MPG: 26 MPG / 9.2 L per 100 km
- best 1985 Mercedes-Benz 250 MPG: 39 MPG / 6 L per 100 km
- body weight: 1440 kg / 3175 lbs
- body type: sedan
- difference highway / city: 28%
- average engine power: 80 kW / 108 hp
- difference from world average: 3% better
- max distance with full tank: 639 miles (1029 km)
- Fuelson rating: 8 / 10

1985 Mercedes-Benz 250 MPG is between 26 MPG and 39 MPG depending on engine:

250 D — 31 to 39 MPG

250 D Turbo — 26 to 39 MPG

The 1985 Mercedes-Benz 250 MPG to weight ratio is shown in the graph:

250 D — 41 kg/mpg

250 D Turbo — 48 kg/mpg

We calculated that 1985 Mercedes-Benz 250 MPG is up to 6% better than the world average consumption.

250 D is 6% more economical than average car

250 D Turbo is 6% less economical than average car

Vehicle	Consumption (city / highway)	Consumption to weight ratio	Difference from world average consumption	Driving range (full tank)	Consumption per passenger
250 D	31 / 39 MPG (7.5 / 6 L per 100 km)	2 L per 100 km to 100 kg	6% better	621—746 miles (1000—1200 km)	1.4 L per 100 km / person
250 D Turbo	26 / 39 MPG (9.2 / 6 L per 100 km)	1.8 L per 100 km to 100 kg	6% worse	497—746 miles (800—1200 km)	1.6 L per 100 km / person

Vehicle	250 D
Consumption (city / highway)	31 / 39 MPG (7.5 / 6 L per 100 km)
Consumption to weight ratio	2 L per 100 km to 100 kg
Difference from world average consumption	6% better
Driving range (full tank)	621—746 miles (1000—1200 km)
Consumption per passenger	1.4 L per 100 km / person
Vehicle	250 D Turbo
Consumption (city / highway)	26 / 39 MPG (9.2 / 6 L per 100 km)
Consumption to weight ratio	1.8 L per 100 km to 100 kg
Difference from world average consumption	6% worse
Driving range (full tank)	497—746 miles (800—1200 km)
Consumption per passenger	1.6 L per 100 km / person