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Cost Per Mile Calculator
What does each mile cost me?
Enter your yearly car costs and miles to see what each mile costs.
One Click Answers · Cost Per Mile Calculator
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About this tool & how to use it
What it does
Divides your yearly car costs by your miles to give a cost per mile, with the estimated loss in value kept apart from what you actually pay.
How to use it
- Enter your miles per year and your payment, insurance, MPG, gas price, maintenance, fees and other costs.
- Add an estimated loss in value if you want it counted (optional).
- Read the cents per mile in cash expenses first, then the part from the estimated loss in value.
Example values are filled in so you can press the button and see what this tool does. Change them, or .
0 if the car is paid off.
An ESTIMATE, kept apart from what you actually pay. Leave at 0 if you finance and the payment is entered above.
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Assumptions
- Every figure except fuel is one you entered.
- The loss in value is an estimate, not money you pay. If you finance, leave it at 0 so the car is not counted twice.
- The same ownership engine as the True Car Cost Calculator does the sums.
Printed from oneclickanswers.com. Results are estimates based on what was entered; see the assumptions above.
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