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« on: 17 June 2015, 17:23:20 »

Hi all your thoughts please.The wife and i have been offered a new job,we live in hartlepool TS26.The job is in NE23 so 39.7 miles there the same back.I have a 3.0 liter omega saloon, A19 all the way so 70mph.What do you think i will get MPG,and how much in petrol per day.As i am going to see the company owner tomorrow.And discuss hourly rates of pay and i want to,incorporate travel costs.Any advice welcomed.Dean. :y 
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« Reply #1 on: 17 June 2015, 17:24:52 »

Hazard a guess and say around £10 per day in fuel?
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« Reply #2 on: 17 June 2015, 17:25:42 »

Why not just allow the standard mileage rate of 45p / mile? Fuel I would think be costing you 20p / mile but the rest will account for depreciation and other costs.
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« Reply #3 on: 17 June 2015, 17:34:05 »

Hazard a guess and say around £10 per day in fuel?

£10 wouldn't quite buy you 2 gallons of petrol but even if it did, a 3.0 Elite won't do 40 mpg  ;) ;)
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« Reply #4 on: 17 June 2015, 17:42:41 »

Why not just allow the standard mileage rate of 45p / mile? Fuel I would think be costing you 20p / mile but the rest will account for depreciation and other costs.

SWMBO now gets 67p  using her own car   ;)    thats why the fuelled by her lease car went back  ;) ;)

The 67p is for any car , wether you are using a corsa or an omega  ::)

 She now has a £400  old Astra sorry a nice clean shiney oldish £400 Astra ;D ;D ;D ;D
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« Reply #5 on: 17 June 2015, 17:44:59 »

Hazard a guess and say around £10 per day in fuel?

£10 wouldn't quite buy you 2 gallons of petrol but even if it did, a 3.0 Elite won't do 40 mpg  ;) ;)
Hi Andy,what would you say.The car will do MPG and how much would you budget mate.Dean.Just to add its auto,and he is not offering a mileage allowance,i just want to add the mileage costs.On to the hourly rate,as he said he wants us and the pay rate is negotiable. :y
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Re: new job
« Reply #6 on: 17 June 2015, 17:51:21 »

Hazard a guess and say around £10 per day in fuel?

£10 wouldn't quite buy you 2 gallons of petrol but even if it did, a 3.0 Elite won't do 40 mpg  ;) ;)
Hi Andy,what would you say.The car will do MPG and how much would you budget mate.Dean.

Though you might see low 30s mpg on the motorway, you've to get to & from it. Average I'd say high 20s, which would be about 2 & half gallons at around £5.50 per gall (using £1.20 per litre) equals £13.75 a day
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« Reply #7 on: 17 June 2015, 18:08:15 »

Hazard a guess and say around £10 per day in fuel?

£10 wouldn't quite buy you 2 gallons of petrol but even if it did, a 3.0 Elite won't do 40 mpg  ;) ;)
Hi Andy,what would you say.The car will do MPG and how much would you budget mate.Dean.

Though you might see low 30s mpg on the motorway, you've to get to & from it. Average I'd say high 20s, which would be about 2 & half gallons at around £5.50 per gall (using £1.20 per litre) equals £13.75 a day
Thanks Andy,that's a lot of petrol.He is saying he will negotiate between £7&£10 an hour for each of us x38 hrs.So it looks like i will have to do some calculations,of witch i am not good. ;D.Dean :y
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« Reply #8 on: 17 June 2015, 20:09:05 »

If you go middle ground on the wages and say £8.50 per hour then you'd get a gross of £323 each for 38hrs.petrol at £13.75 per day[assuming 38hrs over 5day week] would come in at £68.75 per week.That should give you a rough calculation as a start point if it's of any use to you.
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« Reply #9 on: 17 June 2015, 20:11:29 »

My 3.2 manual costs about £12 a day for a 46 mile round trip...

But...

That's about 40% dual carriageway
A roundabout every mile on average
It has a 49" lightbar stuck in the airflow ::)
And I don't drive it particularly gently... :-X
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« Reply #10 on: 17 June 2015, 20:58:10 »

Don't count just fuel, factor in work too. Those miles will mount up, so tyres, shocks, brake pads, oil ect will cost a bit too.

Best thing is pop everything in a spreadsheet, tyre cost, oil changes ect. Divide it by miles you do, that is your real cost.  :y
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« Reply #11 on: 17 June 2015, 21:41:15 »

The Omega costs 35ppmile to run allowing for 30k a year... iirc obviously that was paying over £1k a year for Taxi insurance... Tyres only cost 0.032ppm allowing £80 per tyre with a life of 10,000 miles... Oil is £12 every 5k, filter £3 at the same interval... Diy cars cost sod all to run in reality, the issue is that noone budgets for the repairs ::)
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« Reply #12 on: 17 June 2015, 21:41:45 »

I'd be working on about £20 a day, I reckon.. allows you as low as 24mpg and if you're getting over that the rest can pay for the maintenance.
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Re: new job
« Reply #13 on: 17 June 2015, 21:46:51 »

Hi all your thoughts please.The wife and i have been offered a new job,we live in hartlepool TS26.The job is in NE23 so 39.7 miles there the same back.I have a 3.0 liter omega saloon, A19 all the way so 70mph.What do you think i will get MPG,and how much in petrol per day.As i am going to see the company owner tomorrow.And discuss hourly rates of pay and i want to,incorporate travel costs.Any advice welcomed.Dean. :y

It's not petrol cost that would worry me, unless your working hours are Mid day to Mid night, or thereabouts it will take you hours just to get through the tunnel, or it did. I know there are 2 now, but I would seriously check out commuting times before agreeing to any new Job, or move again!................. Just my 2d worth............. ;) ;)
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« Reply #14 on: 17 June 2015, 22:03:06 »

I think it would be an awful journey to do every day. ;D

You could by a second smaller car. The Ford Ka I used to have did 50mpg easy and the insurance is much less.
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