Assuming you can afford a second, that might make sense, depending on the condition of both cars, and depending on how much you're willing to spend on repairs. The decisiion comes to this, "Do I want to buy a second car, spend that money, and worry about insurance and repairs for two cars, or do I want to use one car and repair it?" It's your choice in the end.
Assuming you mean fuel mileage, we need to know the year, the engine and if it 2 wheel or all wheel drive.
It depends on the mileage of the vehicle and the fuel used. Very roughly however, assuming the average mileage of the vehicle as 18 kmpl (small cars) , 22 gallons of gas is required for 941 miles.
The mileage is 735 miles, and will take about 12 hours, 15 minutes to drive.
Drive less! Or don't drive at all ;-]
The mileage is 481miles approx. 7hours 30min drive.
Those that can afford them do.
dont drive it?
Whatever they could afford.
Your vehicle will not run if you bypass the computer. Nothing you can do to the computer will increase fuel mileage. Assuming the engine in your vehicle is running properly, keep your tire pressure as outlined in your owners manual, carry as little weight in the vehicle as possible, take off slowly and drive the speed limit. Other than doing this there's nothing you can do to increase fuel mileage.
Divide the distance by the mileage of your vehicle.Divide the distance by the mileage of your vehicle.
can define mileage with car and petrol drive far to see how gas use check miles before after divide
drive it more.