Just ran a report on our GasBook application that we are using to track all of our MPG and fuel related items on our trip. This may be interesting to some.
Fuel is our top expense, followed by food. We need to add up our food expenses to see how they compare.
So since the start of our trip on March 2, 2011 the Tundra has slurped up
393.43 gallons of 87 octane gas
it has rolled through 7249.00 miles of North America so far
Our average cost per mile is $0.22(and rising with fuel costs, this month is it up to $0.24 per mile)
The average cost per gallon that we have paid is $3.65
Our average fuel cost per day is $32.04
The total fuel economy is 16.64, with a high of 18.749 and a low of 12.729
The most we paid per gallon was $4.65 in Death Valley, the least expensive was well under $3 in Mexico
Our total fuel cost for the past 53 days is $1435.57
I was a little bit lazy about keeping track of our gas expenses in Mexico, something about converting pesos to dollars and then converting liters to gallons and then the additional figuring after that scared me away from calculating it.
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