fill up full t0 the brim. Drive to whatever distance, doesnt
really matter. Record the distance, Go fill up full to the brim
again and see how many litres you put in . Then take the travelled
km $ divide by the litres used
and there you have it.
Some cars have varying FC with different octane grade, some cars
make no difference as long as it meets its min.octane
requirement.
Some cars have on-board on-the spot read out of km per litre
consumption, so this is more accurate.
But age of car, driving condition, tyre pressure, oil viscocity,
air-filter, plugs, your right foot, weight of the car, passengers
carried, etc also pay an important part to get optimum FC,
I'm averaging 13.8km per L on my new (5000km driven-in)1.8vvti MPV
, using 95Octane, with an occasional heavy-footed driving and carry
2 passengers 30% of the time on 60% highway, 40%urban traffic