The distance from London to Liverpool is approximately 220 miles (354 kilometers) by road. The amount of petrol needed will depend on your vehicle's fuel efficiency; for example, if your car averages 30 miles per gallon, you would need about 7.3 gallons (or around 33 liters) of petrol for the journey. It's advisable to check your specific vehicle's fuel consumption for a more accurate estimate. Additionally, consider factors like traffic and driving conditions that may affect fuel usage.
It depends on where you're travelling from.
a lot
Nothing, airplanes don't use petrol.
how much petrol will a car use (enginne two liters)
London is a large city, so it will depend on which part of London you are travelling from.
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50 pounds, if you're lucky.
That depends a lot where you start your trip.
The price can vary enormously depending on when you are travelling but a single ticket could be about £115 and a return not much more.
Nothing - thousands of them are issued every day.
It will take just over 4 hours to drive to Plymouth from London and about £45 fuel cost
Question is too vague