When gas goes UP, Fuel Advisor.
FuelAdvisor is a fuel cost calculator. Enter some basic information and know what you’re likely to spend each time you go to the pump.
Especially if you depend on driving to make a living – as with a ride-sharing service, food delivery service, or a good old-fashioned taxi – FuelAdvisor can help you spend less on gas by doing the math for you.
Once again, gas prices are high. But gas prices regularly spike due to a variety of factors – geopolitical conflicts, corporate profit activity, shortages, inflation...we’ve all seen it before. You can’t control those factors, but you CAN control how much you spend, and FuelAdvisor can help.
Based on the cost of gas you enter (PPG or Price Per Gallon), your vehicle’s fuel efficiency rating (MPG or Miles Per Gallon) and the tank size on your vehicle (in gallons), you can learn ALL of the following with FuelAdvisor:
● How much you’re likely to spend on gas for time frames ranging from a week to a month
● How much a trip of a certain number of miles will cost you, if you’re planning a long drive or vacation
● How much a fill-up (or a half fill-up) of gas will cost you, or how much it will cost for any number of gallons you’re curious about, perhaps on a rental vehicle
● How far you can drive for a certain amount of money – determine if you can afford to drive to that exotic destination before you hit the road
● How much you can save on gas by comparing two different prices (e.g., cash vs credit, one brand vs another), and what you can save for time frames ranging from a week to a month
Punch in the numbers, see the results, and then decide whether you’re going to change your driving habits, where you buy your gas, or maybe if it’s time to buy a more fuel-efficient vehicle. That is the simplicity and value of FuelAdvisor.
If you’re the kind of motorist who’s organized and keeps a budget, or if you’re not, and you’d just like to get a better idea of what you’re spending at the pump, or if your money is really tight, FuelAdvisor does the math for you. And you can do endless “what-if” calculations just by changing the numbers.
So...keep more of your money, at least when you drive.
When gas goes UP...FuelAdvisor.
