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i have got a renault magane scenic 1.9 tdi rxe how much will it cost me in feul to do 200 miles :confused: please help im confused :help:

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How many miles to the gallon do you expect? 45?

How much do you expect to pay for your fuel? £1.10 per litre?

 

You need to know the answers to these before trying to do any conversions.

 

If it was 50 miles per gallon and £1.10 per litre the calculation would be:

 

200/50= 4 gallons

4 gallons x 4.545 = 18.18 litres

18.18 x £1.10 = £20

Edited by cgksheff

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im not sure to be honest im rubbish at stuff like this

 

all i no is its diesel n feul cost 117.9

 

does that help?

 

tank holds 60 litres ish

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So all you need to know is ... "Roughly, between £20 & £25".... but it will be more expensive if you have a bigger fuel tank.

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brim the car full. drive say around 100 miles in your usual fashion (ie town driving). then brim it again, and from the reciept given find out how many litres used to refill it.

that will give you how many litres used for that 100m. miles divided by litres = litres per mile. ie say 25litres used got you 100miles so 100/25= 4 litres/mile

 

very easy to work out then multiply x 4.54 to give mpg ie 4 x 4.54= 18mpg approx.

 

you can do this for motorway driving to get the mpg for that if you wanted, fill up at the start of a trip and pull into motorway services along the way to do an instant refil and calc.

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most modern diesels on the 1.9 peugeot/citroen engine should do 35-40ish mpg around town and nearer 45-50mpg on a run if you drive steady. 200miles of motorway work would cost you about £21 at todays diesel rates based on 50mpg.

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Fill up the tank - drive 200 miles and then go to the petrol station again and fill up and pay. That's exactly how much it costs.

 

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