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2004 Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren fuel economy

The 2004 Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren does 14.5 L/100 km (19.5 mpg, 16.2 US mpg) on the official combined test. Work out what a trip costs in your money below.

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Key figures

FuelPetrol
Official economy14.5 L/100 km (19.5 mpg, 16.2 US mpg) · NEDC
Per 100 km14.5 litres
Per 100 miles23.3 litres
Power617 hp (460 kW)
Engine5.4 litres
Weight1,768 kg
DriveTwo-wheel drive

What does a trip cost?

Fuel cost–

Prices start at an example. Change them to what you pay. Economy starts at the car’s official combined figure, or a typical real-world one for cars without an official result.

Real-world economy

Official figures come from a lab test. On the road, motorway speeds, short trips, traffic and cold weather usually use more. Motora records each drive in your SLR McLaren and works out what it really used from how you drove, priced with pump prices near you. How the drive tracker works.

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Figures are official combined (NEDC) results and can differ a little between markets. Calculator prices are examples.