Im curious what everyones litres per Kilo is?

you gotta watch out, you get in trouble for kilos down here......

Here in Ontario,Canada too...so far:breakdanclol
I get about 10.3k/litre in my HHR SS.

Um, The lower the number the better in Canada, the exact opposite of miles per gal.

The correct calculation is how many liters per 100 kilometers, so the lower the liter number the less fuel used to go 100 k.

I would have hoped for better then 10.3 :confused:

But what the heck do I know.:smile:

Im currently at 10.8 but I've also had a pretty heavy foot too, cause the SS is so bloody fun to drive.

My regular driving around Calgary usually has me in the high 9L/100km during the non winter months and somewhere around 10.5L/100km during the winter.

On highway trips, such as Calgary to Edmonton, I usually get in the low 8L/100km area.

This is with a 2006 2.4L HHR with about 40,000km

I'm not trying to flame anyone here but I have a question. Is kiloage a word usually used in countries that use the metric system?

No………………………but it is now.:D
It would seem perplexing to call it mileage when you are traveling kilometers wouldn’t? :confused:

Well if you really want to mess your head up use these figures. Depending on how or what you want to convert to. 1 gal. = 3.78541178 liters, and there's 1.6 kilometers to the mile.

Well, If you really want to mess with your head and convert what you want to whatever you need, use these figures. 1 US gal. = 3.78541178 liters, 1 UK gallon = 4.54609, 1 kilometer = 0.621371192237334 miles. roughly 1.6 kilometers to the mile.:confused:

So why do we (Canada) go kilometers per hour and not the metric equivalent of the hour? ;)

The other part is easy; 100 km/hr is 60m/hr ……….the rest is irrelevant.:smile:

I'm not trying to flame anyone here but I have a question. Is kiloage a word usually used in countries that use the metric system?

I just made it up for the thread.

So why do we (Canada) go kilometers per hour and not the metric equivalent of the hour?

The other part is easy; 100 km/hr is 60m/hr ……….the rest is irrelevant.

and you have me completely confused.

Any more kiloage numbers? (#L/100km)

I'm totlay confused as well.

I grew up with the miles/gallons way and that’s how I've always calculated it. I am thinking about changing my instrument panel to MPH for a while, so I can compare it to all our USA buddies mileage.

At this point in time, I am achieving about 9/100.
2485 k
2.2
5 gear

No………………………but it is now.:D
It would seem perplexing to call it mileage when you are traveling kilometers wouldn’t? :confused:
I have no idea what it should be called, but I call it kilometerage :lol:

Well took my car for its for its first road trip and my average "kiloage" was about 7.8 L/100km which is roughly 30 miles/gallon. Which I never realized how good that was till when I drove for about 600 km and I still had gas to spare when I got back home, and I did not baby it either with those numbers. I am definitely impressed with the kiloage in such a performance car.