What you are about to read may change your perception of fuel economy. And if you take the time to wrap your mind around it, you will see a much clearer picture of fuel consumption and gas costs. This means the next time you're in the market for a new car, you'll better understand how to choose one that suits your needs.
We're about to introduce you to a new system of measuring fuel economy, one our European brethren have used for years to help them keep a clearer picture of fuel costs.
But first, here's why you need to ... Back to article
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By trebbyinsight
on 03/20/11
2:52 PM PST
That's just another reason to convert American to metric system. In Canada, like in almost the rest of the world, we are using the "liters/100km" which is exactly the same as the new standard you are talking about. Comparing a 10L/100km to a 8L/100km car, you save 2L/100km Comparing a 7L/100km to a 5L/100km car, you save "2L/100km" I know, I know, not necessary to switch to metric system to have the equivalent in English system. Simply convert from mpg to gpm and that's it. But metric system is more convenient for everything, even for gaz consumption...! Trebby
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