Why does the Verna with small displacement have such high fuel consumption?

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High fuel consumption in vehicles is largely related to poor driving habits and the type of roads driven on. Habits like squeezing through gaps whenever possible and overtaking every car in sight can significantly impact fuel efficiency. Additionally, situations like waiting at red lights, traffic congestion, lane changes, and speeding, especially rapid acceleration and sudden stops, can cause substantial wear and tear on the vehicle. It's not necessarily related to engine displacement. Factors affecting fuel consumption include: 1. Engine power and torque: More advanced engines with higher power output don't require heavy throttle input or high RPMs. 2. Transmission technology and matching: This directly determines the efficiency loss in power transmission. 3. Vehicle weight, aerodynamic drag, and tire friction coefficient: Lighter vehicles with lower chassis and better aerodynamics are more fuel-efficient. 4. Driving habits: Gentle acceleration, anticipatory throttle control to maintain speed, fewer sudden brakes, and maintaining a steady speed. This factor alone can cause a 3-liter difference in fuel consumption per 100 km between different drivers of the same car.