How much have you spent on gas?

[tnchevy]

I also keep a spreadsheet of my fill ups as well as the price paid per gallon so I know yearly what I have spent in fuel for all my vehicles. So far this year I have spent $458 on fuel for my truck but I have only driven it about 4200 miles since January. I take my company truck home and am on 2 wheels on my days off most of the time.

[KARNUT]

My entire working life driving a pickup my gas was paid. When I retired 3 years ago I did the math. That’s why my DD is a car that gets 30-40 MPG and my once week driver is a pickup.

 

 

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[Grumpy Bear]

46,000 miles / 26.72 mpg spread sheet lifetime = 1721.33 gallons @ an average $2.40/gallon = $4131 fuel cost. 9 cents a mile.

 

IF this thing got the Fuelly.com subscriber average 17 mph that cost would have been $6495 or 14 cents a mile.

 

$2363 in saved. 36%

 

My first three years of working life I made less than 7K a year. WOW!!

[Black02Silverado]

Since I started tracking my fuel with the Fuelly app on my 02 Silverado. Running 93 and some 89 and E85

45,709 miles

171 fill ups

3,056 gallons

$8,508.39 total cost.

 

Our 2016 Suburban that we purchased in Dec running 93 for the most part.

17,380 miles

53 fill ups

1,045 gallons

$2,243.05 total cost

 

My 2014 Cruze diesel since I purchased it back in May 2015

35,692 miles

56 fill ups

799 gallons

$1,818.52 total cost

 

Look at the difference in cost when you are getting 19mpg in the Suburban and 48.9mpg in the Cruze.

[doverarjim]

From my homemade spread sheet for 2017:

17,563 Miles

$2656.89 for fuel

14.91 MPG AVE

2.87 Gallons burned per hour

19.38 Best MPG

9.03 Worst MPG

 

[dman1458]

I bought my 'Rado in June, also up in the Great White North. SO far I've driven a touch over 7000km and have spent $1051 in 87 gas. I'm due for a fill today so you can add another $90 to that. So far it's been driven to and from work with about 1600km of that towing my 28 foot TT. According to fuelly my gas mileage is 11.9 MPG towing, 17.3 dry.

[Sour_Squirrel]

I like to make a correction to my original post in this thread.

I had initially stated that I was getting 21 mpg before my lift and 18.5 mpg after my lift.

I forgot that I was doing the calculations for imperial gallons.

 

So the "true" mileage I'm getting with my Sierra:

 

18 US mpg before the lift

15.5 US mpg after the lift

 

Not bad for a big heavy truck.

But I also don't drive with a heavy foot.