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A large off-road vehicle.
A large off-road vehicle usually consumes more than a lightweight motorcycle or small car: greater mass and resistance to motion can increase the energy needed. This is a tendency, not a rule valid for every model. Actual consumption also depends on engine, aerodynamics, speed, load, route and driving style. Compare specific vehicles using consumption data under equivalent conditions.
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A small car.
A lightweight motorcycle.
A large off-road vehicle.
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