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A fuel-cost calculator estimates trip fuel expense from distance, fuel efficiency, and fuel price.
A common formula is fuel used = distance ÷ fuel economy; cost = fuel used × price per unit of fuel.
Enter distance and efficiency in compatible units, such as miles and miles per gallon or kilometers and liters per 100 km.
Real fuel consumption varies with traffic, speed, load, weather, tire pressure, and driving style.
Use it for trip planning, commuting budgets, and comparing vehicle operating costs.
If the result seems wrong, check whether the efficiency is expressed as MPG or L/100 km and whether the calculator expects US or imperial gallons.
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