misenthrop
Torque Junkie
When looking around at cars I'm not sure MPG counts for very much in the average years driving.
Is there a calculator to compare the cost of a years driving at different mpg levels? From some manual calculations the difference between 40mpg and 30mpg is only around £300 a year for a lower milage driver!
Surely paying out for a newer more economical car or getting a diesel is a false economy?
Is there a calculator to compare the cost of a years driving at different mpg levels? From some manual calculations the difference between 40mpg and 30mpg is only around £300 a year for a lower milage driver!
Surely paying out for a newer more economical car or getting a diesel is a false economy?