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35mpg is like 13l/100km. thats like really bad?
Edit: Lol its more like 9l/100km, still not great tho
Sadly, that's actually on the higher end of the spectrum when it comes to American vehicles
No wonder with all the trucks and SUV
1 gallon is about 3.8 liters. 1 mile is about 1.6km.
35 mi/gal = (35 * 1.6km)/gal = (35 * 1.6km)/3.8l
You want liters per kilometer tho, so reciprocal: 3.8l/(1.6km * 35)
To drive 100 km, you need 100 times the fuel => (3.8l*100)/(1.6km * 35) ~ 6.8 l/100km
Yeah, but it's 50 years old. 12 was the average, and you really didn't see anything getting better that 25. That's on older roads with leaded gas and bias tires.
I'm getting 6.7l/100 km using Google. Not sure what math you're doing. But keep in mind there are two different gallons, US and Imperial or something. 35 mpg is pretty normal for a gasoline-only car these days (hybrids can do better depending on driving conditions - if they can spend most of their time on battery, for example). Diesel cars aren't much of a thing in the US, again, especially after the whole Volkswagen cheating thing.
I know there used to be diesel cars in the 80s that would get crazy numbers like 50 mpg (4.7l/100km), and gas-powered cars probably could now, too, but emissions and safety requirements have pretty much killed that.
I really shouldn't do math in my head...
I looked up the 9ish, but not sure what calculator that was. I do get to 6.7 now too, so that is really not that bad.
I was starting to wonder what kind of cars you guys have that get such incredible fuel economy. :)
Yeah, doing the math I also get 6.7L/100km (assuming US Gal, which I presume is correct since they're using mpg). Also, looking at Wikipedia, it looks like the testing standards between the US and, say, the EU, can cause potentially a 1L/100km difference between the two, where the EU standards give a lower L/100km.