If I have a 1200 mile trip & I get 30 miles a gal., How much will I 2 spend?

Answer 1

I just filled up at $3.15 per gallon, so the trip would cost me $126

Answer 2

1200 miles divided by 30 miles per gallon equals 40 gallons. Multiply that by $3 to get a rough estimate: $120. Only use 30 mpg as an estimate if your car gets at least 34 mpg highway, since EPA estimates are based on 55 mph driving. Your real-world mileage will usually come in less than that.

Answer 3

About $120.

Answer 4

well take 120divided by 30 that leaves 40 gals, at 3.00 a gallon 40times 3 = 120.00 dollars

Answer 5

are you sure youll get that milage if you go faster you get less what are you driving and what is the estimated speed average? every one says 130-140 cuz you said 30 mpg however that is very high milage understand that is probably a test rate of 45mph on a flat surface such as a freeway or interstate!!

Answer 6

about 40 gallons

in the U.S. these days, that would cost a little over $100 most places

of course, the true cost of your travel includes tire wear, break wear, oil change requirement, and overall car depreciation and wear

the U.S. IRS allows around 40 cents per mile these days for total driving cost

Answer 7

Approximately $140.00 depending upon average gas prices and stop-n-go driving conditions. 1200m/30mpg=40gal x 3.00per gal avg= 120.00 + 20.00 (unexpected factor)= $140.00.

Answer 8

1200/30=40gals. Depending where you buy your gallons, the price will vary.

Answer 9

At an average of $3.00 per gallon of gas you would spend $120.00

Answer 10

If gas is $3.00 it will cost $120.00 or just take the cost of gas times 40