Comparison b/w Civic SI, Civic DX-G, Corolla, & Matrix?

All of the small cars that I've driven for more than one tank of
fuel got more than 35mpg. A small non-sporty car that only got
27mpg would be pretty poor in fuel economy for that type of car.

 

Ya, my '97 Corolla SD gets an average of 37mpg city with a bit of highway
....note: this is imperial gallons (so roughly 44mpg US).

 

Ya, my '97 Corolla SD gets an average of 37mpg city with a bit of highway
....note: this is imperial gallons (so roughly 44mpg US).

 

Ya, my '97 Corolla SD gets an average of 37mpg city with a bit of highway
....note: this is imperial gallons (so roughly 44mpg US).

 

Isn't that backwards? Imperial 37mpg is 30mpg US.

 

Isn't that backwards? Imperial 37mpg is 30mpg US.

 

Isn't that backwards? Imperial 37mpg is 30mpg US.

 

I thought it was IG * 1.2 = USG? I checked and it said the same thing here:
http://gocanada.about.com/cs/miscshopping/ht/impgal2usgal.htm

Altho be I could dyslexic severely just. ;p

 

I thought it was IG * 1.2 = USG? I checked and it said the same thing here:
http://gocanada.about.com/cs/miscshopping/ht/impgal2usgal.htm

Altho be I could dyslexic severely just. ;p

 

I thought it was IG * 1.2 = USG? I checked and it said the same thing here:
http://gocanada.about.com/cs/miscshopping/ht/impgal2usgal.htm

Altho be I could dyslexic severely just. ;p

 

An Imperial gallon is bigger than a puny U.S. gallon. The conversion
factor is 1.2009499. To convert from IG to US, multiply by that
factor. To convert MPG (in IG) to MPG (in US), divide by that factor.

This assumes we are talking U.S. statute miles, and not U.K. admiralty
miles or such.

Now converting dollars/gallon from the U.S. system to the Can. one,
that is more difficult.

H.

 

An Imperial gallon is bigger than a puny U.S. gallon. The conversion
factor is 1.2009499. To convert from IG to US, multiply by that
factor. To convert MPG (in IG) to MPG (in US), divide by that factor.

This assumes we are talking U.S. statute miles, and not U.K. admiralty
miles or such.

Now converting dollars/gallon from the U.S. system to the Can. one,
that is more difficult.

H.

 

An Imperial gallon is bigger than a puny U.S. gallon. The conversion
factor is 1.2009499. To convert from IG to US, multiply by that
factor. To convert MPG (in IG) to MPG (in US), divide by that factor.

This assumes we are talking U.S. statute miles, and not U.K. admiralty
miles or such.

Now converting dollars/gallon from the U.S. system to the Can. one,
that is more difficult.

H.

 

Oh right ...miles over gallons means it's a division. Yep ...I'm dumb.

Thanks for clearing that up.

 

Oh right ...miles over gallons means it's a division. Yep ...I'm dumb.

Thanks for clearing that up.

 

Oh right ...miles over gallons means it's a division. Yep ...I'm dumb.

Thanks for clearing that up.

 

Right. If it took 1 Imperial Gallon to go 37 miles, it would take 1.2 US
Gallons to go those same 37 miles. 37/1.2=30mpg.

 

Right. If it took 1 Imperial Gallon to go 37 miles, it would take 1.2 US
Gallons to go those same 37 miles. 37/1.2=30mpg.

 

Right. If it took 1 Imperial Gallon to go 37 miles, it would take 1.2 US
Gallons to go those same 37 miles. 37/1.2=30mpg.