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Yeah I think the gp didn't quite get that weight would be multiplier on your mileage not a divisor. A 6,000 lb bmw does a lot more road damage than a 1,900 lb l
by uncoder0 8y ago
Yeah I think the gp didn't quite get that weight would be multiplier on your mileage not a divisor. A 6,000 lb bmw does a lot more road damage than a 1,900 lb lotus.
- isostatic 8y agoAt 1 cent per mile, someone driving a 2400lb nissan versa doing an above average 15,000 miles a year would cost $150 However someone driving a 3500lb Merc e-class for below average 10,000 miles a year would have to pay 4.5c/mile or $450 Buy an F150 or Tesla S class at 4500lb for 10,000 miles a year, you'd pay 12c/mile, or $1200. Then add say 40 cents a gallon to gas tax (in the UK gas tax + sales tax on that gas tax is 314c per gallon) to combat the effects of burning gas, and you get a cost per mile of nissan versa (31mpg) -- 2.3c/mile Merc e-class (25mpg) -- 6c/mile F150 (22mpg) -- 13.8c/mile Tesla S class - 12c/mile With UK gas tax nissan versa (31mpg) -- 11c/mile Merc e-class (25mpg) -- 17c/mile F150 (22mpg) -- 26c/mile Tesla S class - 12c/mile