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L/100KM and MPG are both used for when you actually insert the engine into the car and run it down a road.
To add to what Admiral has pointed out: if you take a super fuel efficient car's engine, and put that into a Hummer, then that doesn't make the Hummer get good mileage, but fuel efficient it would still be (unless driven around at 6000 RPM or so). Understanding the difference between fuel efficiency and mileage is important.
Cheers. :)