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If you cross the pond often, it's useful to remember the following: x mpg * y l/100km = 240 (or more exactly 235 and change, but 240 has more divisors and is
by frouaix 18y ago
If you cross the pond often, it's useful to remember the following:
x mpg * y l/100km = 240 (or more exactly 235 and change, but 240 has more divisors and is easier to manipulate).
Illustrated:
10 mpg = 24 l/100km
20 mpg = 12 l/100km
24 mpg = 10 l/100km
30 mpg = 8 l/100km
40 mpg = 6 l/100km
60 mph = 4 l/100km
Small cars in EU are i the 4-6 l/100km range, or between 40-60 mpg. Sedans are typically between 8-12 l/100km, or 20-30 mpg.
HTH
- teamonkey 18y agoMy brain's frazzled. Are you using US gallons or Imperial gallons in those calculations? I'd suggest they go a step further though. The first thing I do when looking for a new car is convert the mpg figures into pence per mile.
- seano 18y agoIf they did that then the figures would change daily and be different for each market in which the car were sold.
- michaelneale 18y agoif it could be done in a way you could see something updated a week, would be interesting - maybe would make people think twice before a longer trip (would work with me).
- frouaix 18y agoI used US gallons.