Most vehicles use 5 quarts of oil. The change interval for those who are the most diligent is 3,000 miles.
When oil is being "used" it goes to one of 2 places. IT either gets burned, or leaks out. Burning suggests a few possible malfunctioning components such as seals, or valve guides. Improper ring-seating in the cylinder can cause burning etc..
So, IN ANSWER to your question; a car that is running properly would probably "use" about a 1/2 to full teaspoon of oil a day. This use is a combination of burning, leakage, absorption in to certain engine components. It really is a very small amount of oir, and even a 1/2 teaspoon is a lot when a vehicle engine is in proper repair.
An average Canadian uses 0.0674 barrels of oil a day.
100kg
Well in the world......all around the world more than 180,000,000 gallons of oil a day!
about 85 billion barrels per day of oil 85 Million, not Billion barrels per day
more than kg
2.5 gallons
320% oil and every day 500%
16 gallons a day
The US is the top consumer of oil in the world. About 9.6 million barrels of oil are consumed each day (not just for cars) in the US, so on average (divided by about 300,000,00) each person consumes about0.0653barrels per day.
42,000 gallons of oil leaking in Gulf every day
The world uses around about 85 million barrels of crude oil each day, or 14,000,000,000,000 milliliters.
Use so much what? Oil?