Use real-world efficiency for a fair comparison
Fuel economy, fuel efficiency, mileage, and consumption describe how much distance a vehicle covers for its fuel or how much fuel it uses over a distance. Use averages measured across several tank refills where possible. Compare similar city, highway, mixed-route, payload, passenger, towing, and climate conditions.
Engine size, vehicle weight, aerodynamics, transmission, drivetrain, tyre pressure, congestion, idling, speed, acceleration, braking, roof racks, cargo, air conditioning, maintenance, and road gradient can change real consumption. If two vehicles serve different duties, calculate representative scenarios separately.