I want to know does a motorcycle and a car consume the same amount of fuel when they travel same distance
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Actually there are other facturs that may influence this but most certainly a car will consume more fuel and this is logical because the car has more complex system and therefore will need more fuel for it's efficient and proper functioning this means a car will of course consume morw fuel than a moRead more
Actually there are other facturs that may influence this but most certainly a car will consume more fuel and this is logical because the car has more complex system and therefore will need more fuel for it’s efficient and proper functioning this means a car will of course consume morw fuel than a motorcycle and there are other facturs like the engine of the vehicle and how well serviced the vehicle is
See lessFirstly both vehicles motorcycle and a car have their various fuel tank and each has their own fuel consumption rate. A car has a larger fuel tank than the motorcycle and it consumes more fuel than it. A car traveling the same distance with a motorcycle, the car consumes more fuel than the motorcyclRead more
Firstly both vehicles motorcycle and a car have their various fuel tank and each has their own fuel consumption rate. A car has a larger fuel tank than the motorcycle and it consumes more fuel than it.
A car traveling the same distance with a motorcycle, the car consumes more fuel than the motorcycle.
Because motorcycle has a small compact body depending on the size and the kind you are using but still doesn’t consumes more fuel than car.
See lessMotorcycles usually use less fuel than cars because they’re smaller and lighter, so it makes sense they’re more efficient on the same trip. That said, it depends on what kind of motorcycle or car you’re talking about some big bikes can drink fuel pretty fast, and some compact cars are surprisingly eRead more
Motorcycles usually use less fuel than cars because they’re smaller and lighter, so it makes sense they’re more efficient on the same trip. That said, it depends on what kind of motorcycle or car you’re talking about some big bikes can drink fuel pretty fast, and some compact cars are surprisingly efficient. But overall, I’d say if you want to save on gas, a motorcycle is probably the better bet.
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