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On Mon, 8 Dec 2025 14:59:12 +0100, Carlos E.R. wrote:

> No, this is intentional calibration of the car speedometer to 5
> kilometres low. The reason is that if you see a road limit of 100Km/h
> and you do drive at 100Km/h sharp, there is no possibility of you
> driving just a bit above the limit and be fined. You could then sue the
> car maker for having bad instrumentation that caused you to be fined.

That's the reason I've heard for Japanese bike speedometers being off. The 
speedometer in the Toyota is accurate when I'm running the 15" tires it's 
calibrated for.