My 2016 f150 gets 12.7 l/100km highway, closer to 27 mpg.

edit: woops 12.7 l/100km is actually 18.5 mpg. All these years I thought 10l/100km was 30 mpg! must have done the conversion wrong once and been basing my whole life off it ever since. It's great to find out something you thought was true is not sometimes.

That's OK. My 2019 Ridgeline gets 30 MPG highway, about 20 MPG city. That's an advantage of living in the US -- our gas mileage formula is more intuitive.

I don't see how you can claim that MPG is objectively "more intuitive" than L/100km....

I need x-much gas to go 100 km... Seems pretty intuitive to me.

Don't forget his lunch box! That thing can get heavy!