if by the book, yes, it refers to miles
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/mileage
but "mileage" is used loosely heremile·age also mil·age (mlj)
n.
1. Total length, extent, or distance measured or expressed in miles.
2. Total miles covered or traveled in a given time.
3. The amount of service, use, or wear estimated by miles used or traveled: This tire will give very good mileage.
4. The number of miles traveled by a motor vehicle on a given quantity of fuel.
5.
a. An allowance for travel expenses established at a specified rate per mile.
b. Expense per mile, as for the use of a car.
it's understood naman by everyone here when we use the word "mileage", it refers to the odometer reading which happens to be in km.
if you wanna be technical correct, use "kilometerage" nalang hehe
parang dun sa isang thread, pinagtatalunan kung ano ang "Japan surplus"
everyone knows it means Japan used
pero technically surplus doesnt mean used
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