Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•The cheap ones leave the best residuebythewebroach@lemmy.world2 daysI’ve always heard that vehicles in europe are designed for better fuel economy, something about how emissions laws are worded. In America it is common for small vehicles to get 30 miles per gallon (unleaded) , about $4 to $5 a gallon right now in the states. Larger vehicles that take unleaded, like SUVs, trucks, vans, get maybe 15 to 20 mpg. Large trucks and semi-trucks might be 8 to 15 mpg of diesel. With respect of conversions of dollars, miles, and gallons, can anyone in Europe compare? 6
I’ve always heard that vehicles in europe are designed for better fuel economy, something about how emissions laws are worded.
In America it is common for small vehicles to get 30 miles per gallon (unleaded) , about $4 to $5 a gallon right now in the states.
Larger vehicles that take unleaded, like SUVs, trucks, vans, get maybe 15 to 20 mpg.
Large trucks and semi-trucks might be 8 to 15 mpg of diesel.
With respect of conversions of dollars, miles, and gallons, can anyone in Europe compare?