Is driving 15,000 kilometers a year considered a lot?

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Here is an introduction to the mileage and frequency of car usage: 1. Infrequent: If the car is not used frequently, normal usage would typically cover 5,000 to 8,000 kilometers per year, which would be considered a lot. 2. Frequent: If the car is used frequently, driving 20,000 kilometers is quite normal and would not be considered a lot. Below is an introduction to how many kilometers one liter of fuel can cover: 1. City cars: One liter of fuel can typically cover about 10 to 15 kilometers in a city car. 2. Highways: On highways, if driving at a constant speed, one liter of fuel can cover approximately 20 to 30 kilometers. Below are extended details on related topics: 1. Fuel consumption: Fuel consumption depends on the car's engine displacement and each driver's driving skills. 2. Refueling: Refuel promptly but do not fill the tank completely. It is not recommended to wait until the fuel light comes on to refuel, as this can damage the fuel pump. Avoid filling the tank to the brim, as a full tank of fuel is equivalent to the weight of an adult. If you are not traveling long distances and mainly driving in the city, there is no need to fill the tank completely. Try to avoid refueling during the hottest part of the afternoon. It is better to refuel when the temperature difference between day and night is significant. Refueling 50 liters at noon compared to early morning is equivalent to getting half a liter less fuel, as fuel dispensers measure by volume, not by mass.