lets do some math

**Skippster86** · 10-20-2005 04:00 PM

Okay so take the mileage of your car.

Miles: 115,000

Then divide that number by the number of miles you get per gallon

MPG: 24

That is the amount of gallons in used in your car (really roughly)

4791 Gallons

Now, multiply that by the current gas price per gallon

$3.00 for 91

Now you have the total cost of money you and or previous owners have spent on gas.

$14, 375

**almaster666** · 10-20-2005 04:10 PM

108,000 miles
mpg: 21
5143 X $3.00 = $15,430
Damn...

**01'A41.8T** · 10-20-2005 04:44 PM

holy shit. I was at the gas station today thinking about this. I was just about to make a thread. weirdddd

**no1hustller** · 10-20-2005 04:45 PM

Except that it is WAY off.

A few things that you forgot. You need to take the average price per gallon of gas for each year that the car was driven. Then you need to average all of the total averages for all the years so you come up with a more centralized average. The way you are doing it is making the cost way to high. Noble effort though. I never thought about it before.

**almaster666** · 10-20-2005 04:46 PM

^^^ its not precise, but then neither is your gas, mileage, so if you underrate it, like i did it comes out pretty durn close

**no1hustller** · 10-20-2005 05:13 PM

Man, why do you always try and prove me wrong. I'm not the only one on the forum.

GOSH

I kead, I kead!

**almaster666** · 10-20-2005 05:17 PM

lmfao^^^
i disagree with you b/c your not a prick wholl send me packin

**no1hustller** · 10-20-2005 05:19 PM

Thats because you are in the bay area. I forget which one but I can post some maps again if you like?

Plus, people who were those funny french hats scare me.

**almaster666** · 10-20-2005 05:23 PM

the San Francisco one!!!
im a democrat, remember?
im from a different region of france where we dont wear the funny hats, only parisians do, and they are not welcome where im from

**no1hustller** · 10-20-2005 05:26 PM

Ah, yes. I forgot, your the gay almaster666. I straight almaster333 is from the Cheasepeak Bay area.

;)

I kead, I kead

**tim** · 10-20-2005 10:54 PM

Originally posted by no1hustller
Except that it is WAY off.

A few things that you forgot. You need to take the average price per gallon of gas for each year that the car was driven. Then you need to average all of the total averages for all the years so you come up with a more centralized average. The way you are doing it is making the cost way to high. Noble effort though. I never thought about it before.

way to suck the fun out of the thread mr. math teacher.