UK G37 gets 36.2 MPG
06-13-2012, 06:55 AM
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UK G37 gets 36.2 MPG
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Infiniti G37 Coupé Cars | Specifications | Infiniti UK
See what happens when your steering is on the right side of the car
Infiniti G37 Coupé Cars | Specifications | Infiniti UK
See what happens when your steering is on the right side of the car
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06-13-2012, 07:55 AM
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06-13-2012, 09:30 AM
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1 uk gallon and 1 us gallon are not the same. Look it up. Best would be to convert both into kmpl.
06-13-2012, 09:47 AM
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Well the emissions is way different in the UK compared to the U.S. Why do you think they have so many turbo charged models in the UK.
So I'm sure Nissan had to make a car to get 30 mpg to avoid the Gas Guzzler tax.
So I'm sure Nissan had to make a car to get 30 mpg to avoid the Gas Guzzler tax.
06-13-2012, 12:04 PM
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they have some cool music playing in the configurator lol. and yea i doubt its 36 American mpg. idk how to convert their HP and Torque to American units but there is always a chance those are different to make the better mpg.
06-14-2012, 12:43 AM
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Well the living cost in the EC and WC is way more expensive than the south. Also another big reason is that TX is the number 2 state in the nation in producing oil. Number 1 is Louisiana, Number 3 is Alaska.
Based on where the oil comes from the state has to pay a transportation fee to the supplier of the oil/gas. So hence why LA, TX have one of the cheapest gas prices in the nation. Learned that from an economy book I was reading last week.
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HA! Cheaper here in Dallas. $3.42 for 93 at Cheveron =).
Well the living cost in the EC and WC is way more expensive than the south. Also another big reason is that TX is the number 2 state in the nation in producing oil. Number 1 is Louisiana, Number 3 is Alaska.
Based on where the oil comes from the state has to pay a transportation fee to the supplier of the oil/gas. So hence why LA, TX have one of the cheapest gas prices in the nation. Learned that from an economy book I was reading last week.
Well the living cost in the EC and WC is way more expensive than the south. Also another big reason is that TX is the number 2 state in the nation in producing oil. Number 1 is Louisiana, Number 3 is Alaska.
Based on where the oil comes from the state has to pay a transportation fee to the supplier of the oil/gas. So hence why LA, TX have one of the cheapest gas prices in the nation. Learned that from an economy book I was reading last week.
06-14-2012, 11:46 AM
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according to this site ~36 UK mpg = ~29 US mpg. and infiniti has on the US site a top number of 27, so thats close, but it seems like they might have made the engine a little more efficient for the UK.
according to this site ~36 UK mpg = ~29 US mpg. and infiniti has on the US site a top number of 27, so thats close, but it seems like they might have made the engine a little more efficient for the UK.
06-14-2012, 12:32 PM
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HA! Cheaper here in Dallas. $3.42 for 93 at Cheveron =).
Well the living cost in the EC and WC is way more expensive than the south. Also another big reason is that TX is the number 2 state in the nation in producing oil. Number 1 is Louisiana, Number 3 is Alaska.
Based on where the oil comes from the state has to pay a transportation fee to the supplier of the oil/gas. So hence why LA, TX have one of the cheapest gas prices in the nation. Learned that from an economy book I was reading last week.
Well the living cost in the EC and WC is way more expensive than the south. Also another big reason is that TX is the number 2 state in the nation in producing oil. Number 1 is Louisiana, Number 3 is Alaska.
Based on where the oil comes from the state has to pay a transportation fee to the supplier of the oil/gas. So hence why LA, TX have one of the cheapest gas prices in the nation. Learned that from an economy book I was reading last week.
The price of gasoline is going down nationwide and has been for well over a month. Im guessing the Obama haters are pissed about that because if he's to blame for it being high then he must be given credit for the price going down, right?
I'm going to just enjoy it while it lasts, I don't think it will continue to fall much longer and it will of course creep back up soon like it continually does. Overall we have it much better than most of the world with he exception of huge exporters and states with subsidies like Venezuela, Saudi Arabia, and other OEPC states. In Europe the majority of us on this forum would not be able to afford to drive this car due to fuel prices. Maybe there'd be fewer crappy mods.