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iTrader: (5)

so are you going to get subs in the truck?

sorry for giveing you a hard time

Cavalier Chunk

lol no subs subs bad mud is good

RedZone

i say find out how many L you use per 100 km
easiest way to do it
my cavy uses 7.5-8 L / 100 km

so 510miles x 1.6 miles/km / 100km = 8.16 x 8L = 65.28 x .76 cents/liter = $49.61

i love econmony cars. lol

i keep track of my gas mialage on every tank. and sue an excel spred sheet to keep track . its very usefull to track how well your car is running.

Cavalier Chunk

well see i try and never let my car get lower then half a tank. i have an awful fear of going any lower then half a tank.

RedZone

well jsut use the trip meter and taek teh slip from teh gas when you fill up . and write the amount of km you got on that much fuel . works ausome and it gives you a paper copy. jsut gotta remeber to resest the trip meter every fill up heh.

zzzzzzz

iTrader: (5)

just fill up when you need to and go for it

Prolifik

iTrader: (7)

interesting when i put all those places in mapquest in the order that u list them and the number of trips back i get 743 miles total trip........

and thats roughly $80. if all my math is right

[ November 28, 2005, 01:13 AM: Message edited by: Prolifik ]

Blinddemonz

I go by how many hrs on a tank when I need to predict that sort of thing Chunk.

Say it took 4 hrs to empty my tank etc.

Drew

iTrader: (1)

I ended up with about the same

Vermillion--->Edmonton = ~120 miles
Edmonton--->Vermillion = ~120 miles
Vermillion--->Lloyd = ~37 miles
Lloyd--->Vermillion = ~37 miles
vermillion--->Edmonton = ~120 miles
Edmonton--->Reddeer = ~96 miles
Reddeer--->Edmonton = ~96 miles
Edmonton--->Vermillion = ~120 miles

GRAND TOTAL ====

~746 miles

So basically you're looking at over 80 dollars in gas.

Jmac

There's no way a 15-year-old 3.1 with junk in the trunk is going to get 34 mpg ... According to www.fueleconomy.gov, your car NEW got 19 city/28 hwy/22 mix ...

http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/2001c...ef.jsp?id=6655

Considering your math, I wouldn't trust your own fuel economy calculations, BTW [img]tongue.gif[/img]

So, if that's the case, you're looking at a best case scenario of ...

746 miles/28 MPG = 26.643 US gallons
26.643 US gallons = 100.854 liters
100.854*0.769 = $77.56

[ November 28, 2005, 02:44 AM: Message edited by: Jmac ]