I drive a Toyota RunX
(1400 engine) - I don't know anything about cars, just how to drive it.
It uses about 15-17 litres petrol per 100km.
I don't drive that much, working from home and all :-)
When I used to physically drive to another office, I used about 1/4 tank of petrol a week.
I can do about 600km plus (depending on traffic etc) on one tank of petrol.

What gives you the idea I like my little car. :-)

I live in South Africa so public transport is not an option. Using a bicycle or walking etc is also not an option. It's not safe. You get get murdered here for your bicycle. If anyone in our family goes for a walk to the park or cycles anywhere they take one of our huge, attack trained German shepherd with. This is of course short distances only, since we don't want to shred the doggies paws on the tar/ concrete.

Hope that helps your survey?

What type of car do you drive?
Ford Sierra XR4x4 (2.9L) (1989)

How many cylinders?
V6

How many miles to the gallon?
37.2 mpg

Total miles on the clock.
102,000 (ish)

How often do you fill your tank?
Once a week dependant on distance travelled

How many miles a week do you drive?
Typically no more than 100 per week

edited to say, just woke up and misread how many mile to the gallon as how many miles done, lol. Corrected that little error!! 102,000 MPG?? that would be some car, tee hee.

[edit on 24/5/10 by woogleuk]

I'm still rockin' a 1996 Toyota Camry I bought in High School, hahaha. I seriously love that car. 265,000 miles and still purrs like a kitten baby! Just a 4 cylinder, but she gets great gas mileage, and I take care of it. I usually only have to fill up once a week unless I'm out and about doing a lot. $6000 investment and has lasted me almost a decade!! How many people can say that about their ride?

This is a fun thread actually
1995 plymouth neon
4 cyclinder single overhead cam(SOHC)
factory rates my neon at 34 MPG, but thats impossible, as everyones driving habbits are not the same,a nd street traffic differs city to city. Some neo n mechanics have claimed at acheiving 44 MPG, screwing with its timing, using magnets on the injectors.

i fill about once a week, it has a 10.5 gallon tank
I drive apporximatley, 84 miles a week.

None, i never drove in my life.

2nd line.

1974 Mercedes 280c
6 cyl
25 mpg
89000 on the clock. many ran to 200,000
Paid $100 for it.
It had been parked for 15 years.
No smog needed in Calif.
Cheap insurance.
A pain to work on.



[edit on 24-5-2010 by ANNED]

Alfa Romeo 147 JTD

4 cyl

1.9 diesel (115bhp)

Currently averaging 53.7 mpg

150-200 miles per week, no motorway driving as no motorways here on the Isle of Man!

Diesel 130.9p per litre and rising

2002 Ford Mustang 4.6 LT V8 Gun Metal Convertable

THE REST DOES NOT MATTER WHEN THE TOP IS DOWN

[edit on 24-5-2010 by IndianaOps]

Old bicycle with the two-thighed muscle motor.

2008 toyota yaris

29-35 MPG, fill up once every 2 weeks.

4 cylinder engine 1.5 liters.

i can drive this thing 350 miles before i need to fill up again. 11.2 gallon tank.

I dont drive to work since i am currently unemployed.

if i missed anything let me know.

Hi

My car

Audi 100 c4 (A6)
2.0
4 syl

It uses about 0.6 ltr pr 10 klm on higway and about 0.8 ltr pr 10 klm on average use. And its 19 years old

Oops forgot to mention: I use about one tank of gaz every other month (80 ltr) And the prise is just under 2 dollars pr LITER!!! Yep live in Norway...


[edit on 5/24/2010 by eriathwen]

In order of driving prefference:

1998 Dodge Durango 4x4 (outfitted for survival) 14mpg

2004 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer 16mpg

1970 Mercury Cougar (outfitted for badassness) 10mpg

2004 Honda Civic Hybrid 42mpg
(don't drive it much but thought it was cool when it came out)

1998 Lincoln Mark VIII 36mpg
(don't drive her much but it is a beautiful vehicle and they don't make them with this engine anymore)

oops, forgot fuel costs, I think it is around $3 bucks in my area??? give or take a couple cents? not really sure, I'll have to check when I get back on dry land. I live in North Louisiana

[edit on 24-5-2010 by Just Wondering]

We sold the gas guzzling Land Rover and bought not 1 but 2 Scion XD's.

I get 33mpg and my other half manages 36-38mpg, part in town part on expressway. We both fill up once a week which usually cost us at Costco between 21.00-25.00 so far. We're talking 320-365 miles on a tank. 1.8 liter engines

The Scions are ok but I miss the Land Rover and it's massive front console. That console area had room for EVERYTHING! I'm really having withdrawals.

Oh and we just bought our daughter a 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee (her first car) which gets 19mpg but she pays for the gas so we figure she'll learn sooner or later. $50.00 or more a tank is what she pays. V8



[edit on 24-5-2010 by Bachrk]

What type of car do you drive? 1990 Mercedes-Benz W124 300e / 2009 Crown Victoria Interceptor
How many cylinders?
300e = 6 / Crown Victoria = 8
How many miles to the gallon?
17 / 15
How often do you fill your tank?
I don't really know a certain amount but depending on which car I drive the most, 2-3 times.
How many miles a week do you drive?
I have no idea but typically 600-700 I would say.
If you are like me, and don't have/use a car, what is your preferred method of transportation? I couldn't do it without a car.

What type of car do you drive?
'07 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland Diesel

How many cylinders?
6

How many miles to the gallon?
24

How often do you fill your tank?
Once a month

How many miles a week do you drive?
0 to work - Company truck
Hardly any in town, but take several 1,000 - 5,000 trips a year.