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How much does it cost to drive a car per mile?
.42-.68 a mile
How much to transport a vehicle across country?
if it is a "valuable" car then about $1.00 a mile to haul it. If it is average car, then probably about 10 cents a mile on a car hauler
How much CO2 does a motorbike produces every km?
Doesn't the driver ( and any passengers ) in the car emit CO2 as well, so you are not comparing like with like.You must compare CO2 from Car, driver and passengers with CO2 emitted by cyclist to be more accurate.You will need to divide the CO2 for car driver and passenger by number of occupants of car to get CO2 per person per journey
How much co2 enters atmosphere from car exhaust?
None its only used when the car is moving
How much pollution does a car produce?
An average car produces about 7700 kg of co2 a year.
How much CO2 does a average car emit?
i dont know do the math
What is the average distance used in CO2 car competition?
What is the distance used in a CO2 car competition What is the distance used in a CO2 car competition
How much will it cost for 50000-mile car service?
Prices for a 50000-mile car service vary, but expect to pay approximately $50 to $150. The price depends on the dealer and make/model of your car.
How much C2 does a car produce?
If you are referring to CO2, it depends on what make/model/engine.
What makes a CO2 car fast?
the co2
How much is a 7 year 100000 mile warranty for a used car?
none
How much CO2 do cars release?
It varies. A compact car like a Mazda2 gives out about .62 lb/mile of CO2. A hybrid obviously gives out less than most cars, like the Honda CR-Z gives out .58 lb/mile. A luxury car usually gives out much more than cheaper cars, like a BMW 550i gives out 1.1lb/mile and an Infiniti M56x gives out 1.05lb/mile. Oddly enough, minivans tend to give out less CO2 than luxury vehicles, like the Honda Odyssey gives out .92 lb/mile and a Toyota Sienna gives out .96 lb/mi. Unsuprisingly, supercars are the worst in terms of CO2 given out, the Ferrari 458 Italia gives out 1.37 lb/mile and a Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Supersport gives out 2.32 lb/mile (maybe that's how to get 270mph...)! It just depends. The amount a car gives out is measured by the manufacturers and published as a fixed amount in lb/mile or gm/km after a standard test, which us used in the UK for taxing purposes. In reality the amount of CO2 produced is closely linked to the amount of fuel used, which depends on how the car is driven. An accurate calculation of the true amount of CO2 produced is to allow 3.1 lb of CO2 for every 1 lb of fuel used. Or, 3.1 kg of CO2 for every 1 kg of fuel used (the additional mass comes from oxygen that is taken from the air via an air-filter and chemically combined with the carbon in the fuel during combustion). A gallon of petrol weighs 7 lb. Thus if we take a Honda Civic and drive it at 60 mph it will do 45 mpg and produce 0.48 lb/mile of CO2. But if we thrash it along so that it does 30 mpg, it will produce 0.72 lb/mile. In either case the CO2 emission depends closely on the amount of fuel used. However any attempt to introduce a carbon tax per litre of fuel has been found to be unpopular politically, and also, the present system of vehicle tax in the UK allows far more money to be collected than any proposed level of carbon tax would raise.
