Since I haven’t been too diligent in keeping up with my Fuel Economy Logs, I’ve got to make up for two weeks – so here we go:
During week 23, I drove 358.9 miles, used 10.943 gallons of gas, and paid $2.20 per gallon, all of which adds up to an average fuel economy of 32.80 mpg, about 13.1% better than my car’s usual average.
This 13.1% increase equates to a $.29 per gallon savings, which on this particular fill up amounts to a total savings of $3.17.
During week 24, I drove 372.2 miles, used 11.02 gallons and paid $2.16 per gallon, all of which adds up to an average fuel economy of 33.77 mpg, roughly 16.4% better than my car’s usual average.
This 16.4% increase equates to a per gallon savings of $.36, which adds up to a total savings of $3.97 on this particular fill up.
When I combine the two weeks’ savings with my previous 22 week savings, my 24 week savings comes out to $115.50. Not too shabby.
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