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I've avoided adding mpg because the UK and US disagree on what a gallon is and mpUKg/mpUSg is not very nice to look at. You can write "miles per gallon" or "mil
by tonyonodi 4y ago
I've avoided adding mpg because the UK and US disagree on what a gallon is and mpUKg/mpUSg is not very nice to look at. You can write "miles per gallon" or "miles per US gallon" because per is the same as the "/" operator, and you can sort of do "L/100km" but you can't convert to it.
I'll have to think some more about this one.
- joshspankit 4y agoI think I see where you’re going. I’d be comfortable with “litres per hundred kilometres” if that’s possible and especially if there was a “did you mean” suggestion prompt