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[thebarber]

Originally Posted by Kal-El

Don't know what that means.

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[echaru]

Originally Posted by Kal-El

Don't know what that means.

It's mpg in non-American version and backward, liter per kilometer.

[Kal-El]

Originally Posted by thebarber

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Originally Posted by echaru

It's mpg in non-American version and backward, liter per kilometer.

I was only being facetious.

I know Canada's system of measurement, however I can't quickly convert it in my head. Most Americans can't since we don't normally use kilometers. And the only common application for liters that we use is for soda.

[thebarber]

Originally Posted by Kal-El

And the only common application for liters that we use is for soda.

you mean pop?

my yaris figures are ~34mpg/36mpg city/hwy - intake, header, exhaust, manual transmission
my aveo figures are ~25mpg/31mpg city/hwy - k&n drop-in, automatic transmission

[Kal-El]

Originally Posted by thebarber

you mean pop?

my yaris figures are ~34mpg/36mpg city/hwy - intake, header, exhaust, manual transmission
my aveo figures are ~25mpg/31mpg city/hwy - k&n drop-in, automatic transmission

What's "pop"?

Again, I'm kidding. It's soda over here. "Pop" sounds ridiculous to me. No offense.

And those MPG differences are remarkable considering they are the same class of car. Most mid-size to full size cars beat the Aveo's numbers.

[thebarber]

Originally Posted by Kal-El

What's "pop"?

Again, I'm kidding. It's soda over here. "Pop" sounds ridiculous to me. No offense.

And those MPG differences are remarkable considering they are the same class of car. Most mid-size to full size cars beat the Aveo's numbers.

different age in engine tech between the aveo and the yaris, generally.

i grew up in niagara falls and watched a lot of american tv growing up (as we never had cable) so im bilingual w/ the US jargon