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Yup. This is a common pitfall when talking about European cars. They're sometimes quoted in Imperial MPG even when they're not for sale in Britain.
by cynicalkane 14y ago
Yup. This is a common pitfall when talking about European cars. They're sometimes quoted in Imperial MPG even when they're not for sale in Britain.
- TylerE 14y agoNo, that's not the flaw (although it is true). It can get 96mpg. It can go 100mph. It _cannot_ do both simultaneously.
- thwest 14y agoThe more fundamental flaw is how to drive _on_ a mile per gallon rate.
- cynicalkane 14y agoThanks, didn't read closely enough and it's too late to edit. :)