Dear All,

See 
http://www.autoblog.com/2010/11/22/nissan-leaf-snags-99-mpg-rating-on-official-epa-sticker
 

Earlier I mentioned the cost of the "metric conversion" approach to 
metrication. I wonder how much this lot of metric conversion cost already and 
how much it will cost in the future. This car was most likely designed by 
Nissan in Japan, built wholly using metric units, particularly the millimetre, 
and then tested using joules, watts kilograms, and kilometres. One wonders 
whether one of the design goals was to get below 2 megajoules per kilometre.

Finally, all the metric units have been hidden though the metric conversion 
processes to comply with the regulations of the Environmental Protection Agency 
in the USA. I ask again, "At what cost?"

Cheers,

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