@Eragor14
bit late to this but yeah we brits use MPH instead of KM/h and generally use miles for distance instead of kilometers. I don’t know why when we otherwise use metric for everything else

Solent Bronies mentioned

My Little Pony: Speeding is Magic

(Please drive carefully!)

Okay….this image is strange. And not due to the ponies on the dashboard.

First of all, the location of the entertainment console on the left side suggests the steering wheel is placed on the right side of the car, rather than the left. That would suggest this is either a British car or a Japanese car.

The temperature being in Celsius instead of Fahrenheit would also suggest this.

What’s strange…is the speedometer and the odometer. Both of those measure ‘miles’ whereas the Metric equivalent is ‘kilometers’. Being a ‘filthy Yank’ I see MPH all the time. It is the standard on our roads and in our cars. But we measure a ton of things using ‘US Customary Units’, which are basically Imperial units imported from the UK. The UK, however, has largely adopted the Metric system. But I guess they haven’t fully adopted it. Miles is still used to measure distance there, for some reason.

“Roight, ‘ow fast were ya goin’?”

“ONE HUNDRED RAINBOW DASH!”

Some extra horsepower!