“They do it that way because fuel consumed per mile is directly related to energy use and directly related to emissions, whereas our MPG is not,” said Kate Whitefoot, an associate professor of engineering and public policy at Carnegie Mellon.
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So if a car is stated to get 25 mpg, …that “doesn’t tell me its energy use or emissions”….?… But telling me how many gallons it uses per 100 miles does? Reading that article made me question my mind.
So 4 gallons per 100 is 25mpg
2 gallons per 100 is 50mpg
10 gallons per 100 is 10mpg
Am I just not getting it? I feel stupid even asking how this is “better” at understanding emissions and energy use