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Default Cost per mile to run

I'm struggling to work this out

If I know:

Price per L
MPG that a car does

How do I work out the cost per mile?

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How about:

Price per litre x 4.54 = price per gallon (ppg)
ppg / mpg = price per mile
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You need to convert the litres to gallons I think it is 4.4 litres per gallon then go from there.
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£1.39 per litre x 4.54 = £6.31 per gallon

Car does 38 mpg

£6.31/38

£0.16 per mile in fuel.
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How about:

Price per litre x 4.54 = price per gallon (ppg)
ppg / mpg = price per mile
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You need to convert the litres to gallons I think it is 4.4 litres per gallon then go from there.
I always use 4.545496 litres to a gallon.

An Uncle gave me a small imperial to metric slide calc back in the 70's when going metric was the fashion and it was on the front cover and it's stuck with me ever since.
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I always use 4.545496 litres to a gallon.

An Uncle gave me a small imperial to metric slide calc back in the 70's when going metric was the fashion and it was on the front cover and it's stuck with me ever since.

I did say 4.546 but maybe should have been 4.5455.
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I'm struggling to work this out

If I know:

Price per L
MPG that a car does

How do I work out the cost per mile?

G

Calculate the cost per gallon by multiplying the cost per litre by 4.546.

Divide this number by the MPG to get the cost per mile.
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I just use the app on my iphone. Does all the hardwork for me
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Cost per mile usually isnt just your fuel though, just to toss you a curve ball.
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Ive just started using this website............

http://www.torquecars.com/tools/uk-mpg-calculator.php

just found that im only getting around 35mpg in my 2.0 diesel mondeo which is down by between 9-11mpg
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12p/mile for mine
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Ive just started using this website............

http://www.torquecars.com/tools/uk-mpg-calculator.php

just found that im only getting around 35mpg in my 2.0 diesel mondeo which is down by between 9-11mpg
if your taking the "official" figures forget it, there computor generated.
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Cost per mile usually isnt just your fuel though, just to toss you a curve ball.
Ok, then it'd be:

((Cost of servicing & repairs + cost of tyres + cost of insurance + cost of MOT + cost of any other vehicle related expenses*) / number of miles) + (Price per litre x 4.54 = price per gallon (ppg)
ppg / mpg = price per mile)

(* depreciation = value at start of period - value at end of period)

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