Just changed my car and this one is a bit bigger engine than I have been used to. I put in �30 worth of petrol and it has done approximately 180 miles, so how much is that to the gallon? Just a thought, if it is sold in litres, why do we still talk about it doing so many miles to the gallon?
According to the BBC earlier today, the current average price of petrol, in the UK, is 113p per gallon. Based on that figure, your vehicle has averaged 31mpg, to the nearest mile. (30.82mpg for the pedantic!)
I've just been reviewing my posts this evening. As I did so, the thought occurred to me that I might have stupidly typed 'gallon' instead of 'litre'. I've revisited this thread in the hope that nobody had spotted my gigantic goof. However, I'd reckoned without your eagle eyes. Oh well, c'est le vie!
I rest my case Chris, even you still say gallons. Lets start a campaign to do away with litres, and maybe the price will go back to what it was when they changed to gallons. It was obviously a government conspiracy, as was decimalisation.
Whats next - doing away with miles and making it further to travel anywhere?