Double the numbers and it would look like the one in my Super Duty

My wife’s car takes $35to fill it up at current prices. Her little Lexus has a 7 gallon tank. My truck can swallow a $100 bill and stay between the lines.

Dang! I was liking the little 10 gallon tank on the Accent I had for a rental... that and the good gas mileage were all I looked.

I have a 2013 Prius V with 210,000 miles just put a remanufactured moter in it 8,000 miles ago at the dealer for $7,200.
If i drive under 70, I get 39 to 40mpg. I typically set the cruise on 78 for 110 miles of the 320 i drive daily. Day in and day out my mpg is 35.6 to 36.4

It cost me $118 to fill my van, but I live in a crappy state with too many taxes.

Thank God a buddy is driving me to my photo workshop in Carmel/Monterey from San Diego
in his new Kia suv hybrid tomorrow, saves me about a million dollars, he's getting some 45 mpg.

My 2021 Camry is averaging 43 with a little under 20k. That is by doing the math. The trip computer is off by 1 to 1 1/4 mpg every tank. The only tank I got under 40 was driving back from Vegas doing 85 in the mountains. The best full tank was 47 which surprisingly enough was mixed city and highway.

I just put $400 in my diesel dually yesterday ($5.80/gal). But I have an aux tank in the bed for pulling our big 5th wheel. I carry approx. 120 gal useable. I have a 600 to 1000 mile range depending on speed, wind and grade. Personally I would rather be stationary with these fuel prices, but life doesn't always let us choose the most economical path. I had a repair scheduled at the factory in Indiana.

$107.78 to fill up the 1/2 ton truck yesterday.

36 gallon tank in my F150. At a quarter of a tank, that's usually 30~32 gallons or $150 bucks.

it costs me $15 a day just to drive to work.

It costs me that much just to get outta bed.