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Well, even if the better unit is liters per 100km, you’d still face the same problems because the UK/US would be talking about gallons per x miles where they wo
by addicted 6y ago
Well, even if the better unit is liters per 100km, you’d still face the same problems because the UK/US would be talking about gallons per x miles where they would still face the issue the poster described of differing units of gallons.
- masklinn 6y agoThe point I was rather explicitly (if you go read the original comment) making is that mpgs are bad for comparing fuel economies regardless of differences in what is meant by "gallon", because it's intrinsically not a good unit for comparing fuel efficiencies.