Fuel cost calculator
Estimate weekly and yearly gas costs from your mileage, MPG, and local pump price.
How to use these estimates
Enter your own numbers and compare scenarios. Taxes, insurance, loan fees, driving conditions, and local labor rates can change the actual amount.
How the fuel estimate works
Weekly gallons = weekly miles ÷ miles per gallon. Weekly fuel cost = weekly gallons × price per gallon. Annual cost multiplies the weekly amount by the number of weeks you enter.
Example and limitations
Example: 250 miles a week at 25 mpg uses 10 gallons. At $3.25 a gallon, that is $32.50 a week and $1,690 across 52 weeks. Your actual costs change with traffic, driving style, and fuel prices.
Explore the calculators
Use the tabs above to open a dedicated page for each estimate. Enter numbers from your vehicle, loan offer, or repair quote.
Built for real decisions
Check the assumptions below each result and compare more than one scenario. These estimates are a starting point, not a price quote.