When putting the display onto "range" and the reading reaches zero how far have you gone before the car runs out? (if anyone has actually tried that which i doubt)
Just trying to establish how much fuel is actually left in the tank as either my reading is wrong or the fuel is dissapearing somewhere.

Got another 2 miles out of my old 2.5v6 until it conked out. So resigned myself to it being fairly accurate tbh.

Unlike a piece of crap Volvo  I drove once that ran out on the motorway with 20 miles range still showing.

I brim my tank when range gets down to about 30. Even then I've still got about 2.5 gallons left. I check the amount of fuel used and subtract it from 16.5.

I've filled mine when it's got to 30 miles and it took 59 ltrs, am I right in thinking the tank is 75 ltrs in total?

I've had about 1000 miles with the range flashing zero.

Doesn't burn much petrol since the LPG conversion.

I once had 18m from when it first flashed 0, but I slowed from normal speed to 60mph, and clenched buttocks until the next services.

Generally, they are pretty accurate (if your driving style remains consistent - it uses the average mpg over previous few miles for calculation) going by my (regular  ) experiences, and the amount of fuel the car takes when that low

Mmmm interesting - i reckon my 2.5 does about 25mpg
However i recently put £10 in (which prompted me on this question) and the range went up to 29 so at £6 per gallon that doesnt add up.
I use the "range" option ALL the time and till now presumed it was quite accurate, better than the fuel guage which comes on when there is a gallon left and sometimes flashes when there is a gallon left i have never run out yet and dont really want to.
Quite often the range will NOT change when putting a £10 in even when resetting

2woody wrote on 27. May 2011 at 21:26:

Think on Omega, its something like last 10 miles. Hence why immediately driving economically (stupid idea, I know ) pretty quickly affects range on Omega.