What does your fill up cost?

[DEDixon 39]

honda accord 42 dollars in california.

[pedroh 21]

honda fit, 22 dollars in NC

[one...two...tree 2,762]

honda civic - about $26 here in So. Cal.

[Marilyn. 340]

honda accord, about 35 bucks in So Cal

[pedroh 21]

omg too many hondas!!

[William33 110]

About $32 running on empty, which rarely happens.

Edit to add, 2007 Acura TL-S, premium fuel required.

Edited October 9, 2009 by William33

[AbbynSheryl 0]

lambo $70 in louisiana

[HYENA 4]

26 maryland (Hondoo accord)

[rebeccajo 14]

lambo $70 in louisiana

Dang!

[DARUMA07 25]

66 dollars.. F-250 Ford Pickup.. Missouri

[NickD 203]

$276.00, motorhome in Wisconsin, but come on, put some meaningful in this question. Only thing meaningful is the fuel cost per passenger mile. If I cram 20 people in my motorhome that I can do, cost per passenger mile is 0.9 cents, try and beat that with your Hondas. Precisely why they are trying to jam a thousand people in an airplane.

[LoriLawless 0]

About $18 Kia Rio SC

[SMR 368]

$276.00, motorhome in Wisconsin, but come on, put some meaningful in this question. Only thing meaningful is the fuel cost per passenger mile. If I cram 20 people in my motorhome that I can do, cost per passenger mile is 0.9 cents, try and beat that with your Hondas. Precisely why they are trying to jam a thousand people in an airplane.

Well, it costs me about 25 dollars to fill up my Toyota Corolla here in upstate New York. That will get me a little over 400 miles (no jack rabbit starts, use cruise control whenever possible). If I put 5 people in my Corolla (which I actually do sometimes), it costs me 1.25 cents per mile per passenger. When was the last time you drove a considerable distance with 20 people in your motor home?

But more generally to the question, you also need to consider car cost. A Prius will get up to 5-10 more miles to the gallon than my Corolla. But even if gas cost $4 a gallon, the difference in fuel economy wouldn't pay for the difference in sticker price until I drove over 300,000 miles. I'll take the $9000 up front and a slightly worse fuel economy.

[Saddle Bronc 124]

From fuel-light-on to somewhat overfull, Premium grade--$39.00 at Beltsville Costco for 2003 VW Jetta wagon.

[Niels Bohr 72]

Toyota Prius = 20 bucks for fill-up, but that 20 bucks will last longer than another 4 cylinder car.