What is the average amount you spend on fuel every week?
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What is the average amount you spend on fuel every week?
About £10/week
I do around 110 miles on that too. Long live diesel.
About £5 a week (but i do have a moped)
too much.
£50ish i seem to "get lost" in my own town.
I put £20 every fortnight or so, I'm still on a provisional so I don't use a great deal.
about £20 a week!
£20/£30 a week, expensive this driving lark.
About £20.00 a week when I am at Uni. Not much otherwise.
When I pass I won't be going anywhere by the sound of the amount you guys spend :')
$200. far, far too much.
considering fuel is much cheaper in the US too that's an enormous amount of fuel, do you drive a ridiculous amount or have some sort of gas guzzler?Quote:
Originally Posted by Metric1
both. I fill up every tuesday and friday then I drive my moms car a lot too so gas in a V8 is a lot!
$30 (about 12 pounds)
I'm pretty sure it's a Range Rover Sport right? The one you posted in the other thread. Nice car if so! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Metric1
About 30 pounds... that is travelling around 550-600km a week AND using 40L petrol?
probably about 30 quid :( i wish it was more like 10 though ;/
Thanks! It's gorgeous but it uses a ton of premium gasoline!Quote:
Originally Posted by Apple
Are gassed range rovers not very popular? It would be something to look into, adding value to your car as well as saving you money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Metric1
about £70 but I only use v-power
Why not try getting a car that uses less gas lol? Oil isn't a renewable energy yano. We all complain that petrol is expensive in UK, but considering it forces us to buy smaller cars and use less, it's good that it protects the planet and oil resources. But then again... we use less, you use more - not really saving anything :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Metric1
like £20 when im not at uni
when i am £40-60
about £5 on my ped!
You know, a lot of people buy that stuff thinking it will improve performance but it only really makes a difference in high performance engines.Quote:
Originally Posted by tdi
Something makes me think he could care less about his fuel expenses lol, he's wodded!Quote:
Originally Posted by Moh
Wow ped's seem to be ftw! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by louder
I have a car that uses less gas. A 3.0L V6 is as low as I'm going to do. Mom was either going to trade the car on a new Mercedes S400 hybrid and keep the Ford or sell the Ford, keep the car and buy the truck. I spend $200 a week for personal, and commercial driving.. and $200 is strictly April to 2nd week of August.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moh
hmm, I guess it varies on what I've got on that week, but if it's just my usual work pattern (which doesnt seem to happen often), it's around £20-£25 a week I guess. I only just got a new car, and this one seems to be a little bit better in terms of petrol, giving me slightly more mileage. I do however seem to drive on the petrol light quite a lot. xD
I haven't really got a high performance engine, it's only running 185bhp but it's only like 10p more per litre so I only use premium fuel and oil, and it gets serviced every 5k miles.Quote:
Originally Posted by Apple
Fair enough then, it is supposed to make your engine last longer.Quote:
Originally Posted by tdi
i stick a fiver in now and then when it gets low, probs.. 15 a week i guess, diesel ftw
i run regular and premium once a month.. synthetic high-mileage oil every 5k! honda states it only requires regular unleaded fuel but i heard somewhere that running premium every so often will help clean your engine, don't know if it's true but 80,000 miles and she runs like a dream!Quote:
Originally Posted by tdi
When I'm at uni, about £25-30 a week. At the minute, I'm probably spending half than that!
when i had school it was like 40-50 dollars a week, which would fill my gas tank
although i drove around 100km a day to school and back, then driving around afterwards.
i need a macpassssssssssssssQuote:
Originally Posted by unorthodox
haha i would get one but i never take the bridgeeQuote:
Originally Posted by Metric1