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#61137 10-May-2010 14:58

Stuff Article...


So anyway, I remember the days of my first car about 8-10 years ago... I even remember 89c octane. Topping up was only $32... I now have a similar sized Subaru 2004 to the older wagon I started driving that takes about $75 to fill and drinks about $45 a week...

How much do you guys spend a week?

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  #328523 10-May-2010 15:08
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Costs me $95 to fillup my 1.8L stationwagon. I use just over a tank every week.



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  #328536 10-May-2010 15:32
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$110 ish for the car, every 8-10 days, with 91, with around 600km.

The bike does around $25 for 300+km, with BP ultimate.

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  #328537 10-May-2010 15:33
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We spend about $85/week in petrol now.




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  #328541 10-May-2010 15:37
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Currently about 95 a fortnight to fill up - 2 litre stationwagon
$8 a fortnight to fill up the scooter though - And the mechcanic swears at me when I Use my petrol voucher.

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  #328546 10-May-2010 15:42
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Always premium for me in my 4L Territory, a mightly 15L/100Km average as well, so thats about $140 a tank.   yeowsa!









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  #328549 10-May-2010 15:48
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about $20 per week

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  #328560 10-May-2010 15:58
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about 7L per 100k, have managed 610k to my 40l tank, but that was through driving backwards and forwards 2km between 2 petrol stations, just to see if I could make it

40L tank, 1.6L pulsar, nicely nicely about 72-75 to fill




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  #328562 10-May-2010 16:00
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My last fill cost me exactly $70, which was interesting!

I used to commute for ~7 hours/week, which was $0.96/litre at the time. I'd think twice about doing that now, although I'm lucky enough to live about 1 km from work now :)

Side note: I put my home and work addresses into Google Maps just to see how accurate my "1 km" guess was, and it suggested that I drive the wrong way down a one-way street :P

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  #328565 10-May-2010 16:02
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$40 per week.




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  #328567 10-May-2010 16:09
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Average $160 per week, 35000km per year




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  #328569 10-May-2010 16:10
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Free :D, Company Fuel card on Hyundai i30 :D

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  #328571 10-May-2010 16:13
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around $70 to fill up the tank.

prob refill once every fortnight on average.

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  #328600 10-May-2010 16:57
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My 2 litre Turbo Forester drinks about $50 a fortnight, i only live 1km from work though, other than that it gets me to the gym and back.. so doesnt get a hell of a lot of use, im glad too :)

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  #328614 10-May-2010 17:24
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johnr: about $20 per week


Lucky for some of us on two wheels.

I need to move closer to work, ever dollar spent on petrol is one less for beer money Yell

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  #328618 10-May-2010 17:27
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nate:
johnr: about $20 per week


Lucky for some of us on two wheels.

I need to move closer to work, ever dollar spent on petrol is one less for kfc money Yell


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