Good news everyone!

[Jimp]

A buddy of mine recently pointed out that when you type l/100km to mpg into google it uses US units for gallons, so that was why my mpg seemed so low. If you type in miles per UK gallon you get the 'proper' figure. It turns out that my average of 6.1 l/100km on the normal daily drive is actually closer to 46 mpg, rather than 38. I thought mpg in the 30s sounded a bit off 
I'm not sure if the trip computer displays mpg or l/100km for you guys in the UK but it might be worth noting anyway.

[snakehips]

[nick30]

mine is deffo in mpg's and is normally in the mid to late 20's!

[ub7rm]

I think Jimp is in Ireland, so his will display l/100km and he's been trying to convert that to mpg, but until now his conversion have been to US units, not UK so when he compares it to mpg UK drivers are getting his has looked pretty poor.  And he's warning others in case they make the same mistake.  Thats my take on it anyway ... 

[nick30]

arh that may explain why we dont understand him then, hes talking irish

[Jimp]

I think Jimp is in Ireland, so his will display l/100km and he's been trying to convert that to mpg, but until now his conversion have been to US units, not UK so when he compares it to mpg UK drivers are getting his has looked pretty poor.  And he's warning others in case they make the same mistake.  Thats my take on it anyway ... 

That's it exactly, except you phrased it better   

[flyingzard]

arh that may explain why we dont understand him then, hes talking irish

to be sure.... to be sure 

[maxp]

Did anyone else read the title and think ?

[FamilyDub]

Did anyone else read the title and think ?

^^^^ I was saying it in a funny voice, but couldn't figure out why! Ta!