Sentences with phrase «per gallon of petrol»

I've seen them say «miles per gallon of petrol» on Top Gear.

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IF YOU were lucky enough to join the film stars and sporting heroes in Colorado for the skiing last winter, you'll have noticed that the petrol in some parts of the state smells slightly sweet and fruity — and costs up to 10 cents per gallon more than conventional fuel.

With an OTR of # 35,370, this MERCEDES - BENZ C - Class Estate petrol estate car has an estimated Real MPG of 51 miles per gallon resulting in an indicative fuel cost of 10.9 p / mile.

With an OTR of # 21,240, this FORD Focus Estate petrol estate car has an estimated Real MPG of 62 miles per gallon resulting in an indicative fuel cost of 8.9 p / mile.

With an OTR of # 29,040, this MERCEDES - BENZ C - Class Saloon petrol executive car has an estimated Real MPG of 55 miles per gallon resulting in an indicative fuel cost of 9.9 p / mile.

Harvard's Edward Glasser and former Kleinman Center Visiting Scholar Matthew Kahn found in their research that «holding family income and size constant, petrol consumption per family per year declines by 106 gallons as the number of residents per square mile doubles.»

After the company's risk factors have been applied, and the customer has accepted the per - mile rate offered, then customers buy prepaid miles of insurance protection as needed, like buying gallons of gasoline (litres of petrol).