How many gallons of gas does it take to drive from port orange fl to green valley AZ?

Answer 1

That's going to depend on the route you take, how fast you drive, how heavy

your foot is, how much other traffic there is along your route, how many stops

you make, what the weather is on the day[s] you make the trip, how much

construction you encounter along the way, and on whether you're driving a

Moped, a Lambretta, a Yugo, a Toyota, a Lincoln, or a Peterbilt.

You haven't given us any of this information, so the best estimate we can offer

with any confidence is: Probably more than 2.

We really ought to leave it there, and go on to answer other questions that

give us a little more to work with. But this contributor typically shows little

concern for his personal welfare, frequently ventures beyond the limits of his

comfort zone, and is a familiar site in most places where angels fear to tread.

Here is a wild estimate, based on no information at all except for the end points,

of how much gas you'll use on that trip. If you do it, and keep track of your purchases,

I'll be interested to hear whether I came anywhere close.

Port Orange FL -- Green Valley AZ:

Take I-95 to Jacksonville, then I-10 straight across, all the way to the Tucson

area. Leave I-10 at Exit-260 in South Tucson, join I-19 south, and you're into

Green Valley 23 miles later.

On this route, counting stops for gas and food, you'll cover about 2,070 miles.

For the fuel economy of your vehicle, I have pulled the following number out of

thin air: 25.75 miles per gallon.

Total fuel used from Port Orange to Green Valley: 80.39 gallons.

Log in again when you get there & let me know how I did.