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The term fuel efficiency is sometimes used in everyday language to describe how far a vehicle will travel with a specific amount of fuel. Its important to note that this is a colloquial term which is used in place of fuel economy. A true fuel efficiency should be expressed by a percent which measures how much of the fuel is used to power the movement of the car, vs the total amount of fuel that was injected.[1]
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References
- ↑ This is information obtained from speaking to John Heywood, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at MIT; Sun Jae Professor, Emeritus