How many cents per mile would you say you spend on regular gas?

Question

At 30 miles per gallon (neglecting city/highway mpg), I could drive roughly 15 cents a mile. You may mention car make/model or other info if it helps.

Answer 1

I drive a 93 Civic lx Sedan.  

Gas is about $3.30/gal.  

I get 36 mpg.

So I would be paying a little over 9 cents per mile.

Answer 2

1985 vw jetta diesel about 10-12 cents per mile depending on the week, once summer rolls around I'll be back to 5-7 cpm

Answer 3

This varies by mpg and cost per gallon in each area.    

North Texas,   Chevy Silverado  is costing me about  17 cents per mile in gasoline alone.  

North Texas,  Freightliner Century,  using 6 mpg as a basis,  about 65 cents per mile for fuel.

For others,  fastest way to figure cost per mile per gallon is divide the price per gallon by your car's mpg.

Answer 4

I'm getting 16 miles to the gallon in my '97 Ford Ranger.  I know, I know, and gas is approaching $3.80 here so I must be paying around 20 cents for a mile.  I am not doing the math because it changes every day and it is kind of depressing.  Need the truck for work but 50+ miles of mountain roads every day is taking a bite out of my wallet. That is just the commuting. There is less money for other things and I need other things.  Just thought I'd throw in a small rant. Thanks. Oh no, I just realized I must spending more than $300 a month on gas.  Hmm...

Answer 5

According to AAA, the average cost of driving is around 49 cents a mile.  This includes gas, maintenance, insurance, etc.

Answer 6

That is an easy question to answer.

Estimate how many miles you get to the gallon, and the amount per gallon of gas.

For example, let's say you get 20 miles per gallon, and gas cost $4/ gallon, you divide 4/20, which is .20 cents per mile.

You can veryify this by multiplication:

20 cents per mile times 20 miles= $4

Answer 7

nissan murano i get 15 mpg so i guess what 20 something cents a mile???

dude i failed math twice (im not dumb i have dyslexia)