Persons carried on average has to be >1.0. Might be less then 1.5 which would make your statement true after rounding down but it cannot be 1 unless there are a lot of drivers that miss a leg or an arm and you are a biggot who sees them as less than 1 person.
You're quite correct if the average we're using is the mean, but the mode is also a way of expressing an average, and I wouldn't be surprised if that was 1 for the BMW.
And by some miracle, I wouldn't be surprised if the Panzer II felt more spacious inside. It's baffling how cramped modern SUVs and especially crossovers are compared to their external size.
Our relatively small VW ID.3 is more spacious inside than most small-to-mid crossovers in Europe (e.g. Renault Kadjar/Nissan Qashqai, Volvo XC40 etc.). It's still a lot smaller in external dimensions, and actually fits to parking spots.
When you need to invade Poland at three but pick up the kids from pottery class at five.
From Berlin to Warsaw in one tank.
Well to be fair the X7 can seat 7 passengers while the Pz. II has only 3 seats.
So, on average, the tank carries more people.
X7 = 1.35 people/meter, tank = 0.62 people/meter
ETA: not that I’m justifying the size or anything lol. Just mathing
But the X7 will on average carry one
Persons carried on average has to be >1.0. Might be less then 1.5 which would make your statement true after rounding down but it cannot be 1 unless there are a lot of drivers that miss a leg or an arm and you are a biggot who sees them as less than 1 person.
You're quite correct if the average we're using is the mean, but the mode is also a way of expressing an average, and I wouldn't be surprised if that was 1 for the BMW.
Definitely true, the mode is much more likely 1 than 2-7 for sure.
Oh yeah? But the tank has 0.201 more cannons per meter that the car. In other words, infinitelly more, infinitelly better.
3 seats inside, 4 can sit on the back for transportation.
So the BMW is a bigger target and far less armoured? Why would you ever drive the BMW!
Ok, now imagine it with little flags on the corners of the hood
Which one are we talking about again? I can imagine both with that flag at this point...
Guess you haven't noticed how expensive fuel has gotten
Well I walk and cycle, so no I really haven't noticed. But also I live in the UK so it actually hasn't changed that much.
And by some miracle, I wouldn't be surprised if the Panzer II felt more spacious inside. It's baffling how cramped modern SUVs and especially crossovers are compared to their external size.
Our relatively small VW ID.3 is more spacious inside than most small-to-mid crossovers in Europe (e.g. Renault Kadjar/Nissan Qashqai, Volvo XC40 etc.). It's still a lot smaller in external dimensions, and actually fits to parking spots.
37 centimetres bro.
Did you mean to do math better, or did you mean to state the size of the BMW owner?
Ah. Sorry everyone. The math is wrong! (It’s getting into the night here.)
It’s the BMW that is longer, not the tank. So that’s not the size to compensate. Unless …
That’s the length of the average bmw driver’s dick.
Well, once they are full rammed into my tight little chasis 30cm vs 37 cm doesnt feel that different
A 2012 Camry is longer than the tank too. So what? Weird metric to try to get a point across.
And neither have a turret mounted gun. So disappointing.
Unlike the Audi RS6 Avant.
I loved this.
Pfft go back to the 1980s you can get a woody that was 5.48m long. (I.e. Ford LTD Crown Victoria Country Squire).
The 80s and 90s had the coolest wagons
Before it even moves the front end has already reached the destination.
I wonder which has killed more people though...?
Not that I wish to argue this is not a proposerously large car or anything, but that is a very compact tank.
This comparison can be made with almost any car. The Smart Fortwo is also longer than a tank, technically. (when pitted against a T-27)