HI, i am new, i ordered a 2012 WK2 Overland and will reach my hands on September.
My question is the following how can i calculate the MPG of my new WK2 and how can i compare it to your (USA use) when you use USA Gallon and we use Imperial Gallon.
How much more % should i have in MPG than USA use.
Also is the 24.6 gallons tank is it US Gallons (short gallon) or is it Imperial gallons?
I ask this because in my country we don't get any close to your city driving MPG we get more more less, so i don't understand if our gasoline is so bad that it doesn't perform like yours.
i don't have my WK" still but i have a friend that has one and he told me that in highway use in about 115 miles use he got 30-32km per gallons in a speed of 100-130km/h. I know that MPG varies much with the style of driving but lets say for normal driving how much must be my gain or my MPG if i calculate in Imperial metric numbers instead of US Gallons.
Or maybe i am mistaken and always it will be the same MPG because of the computer of the car always calculate on US Gallon not in Imperial Gallons.
One thing to have in mind, US Gallon is 3.785 liter and a Imperial gallon 4.546 liters.
saying this must i have a 20% more MPG than US users?
please any comment, information and clarification on this will be highly appreciated.
My question is the following how can i calculate the MPG of my new WK2 and how can i compare it to your (USA use) when you use USA Gallon and we use Imperial Gallon.
How much more % should i have in MPG than USA use.
Also is the 24.6 gallons tank is it US Gallons (short gallon) or is it Imperial gallons?
I ask this because in my country we don't get any close to your city driving MPG we get more more less, so i don't understand if our gasoline is so bad that it doesn't perform like yours.
i don't have my WK" still but i have a friend that has one and he told me that in highway use in about 115 miles use he got 30-32km per gallons in a speed of 100-130km/h. I know that MPG varies much with the style of driving but lets say for normal driving how much must be my gain or my MPG if i calculate in Imperial metric numbers instead of US Gallons.
Or maybe i am mistaken and always it will be the same MPG because of the computer of the car always calculate on US Gallon not in Imperial Gallons.
One thing to have in mind, US Gallon is 3.785 liter and a Imperial gallon 4.546 liters.
saying this must i have a 20% more MPG than US users?
please any comment, information and clarification on this will be highly appreciated.