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In any case, if gas is $2.50/gal and your car gets 15 MPG, gas costs you 16¢ per mile, less than 1/3 of the current IRS mileage rate. And, a 20% increase in the price of gas (to $3.00) would raise that number only 4¢. I paid $2.09 yesterday and get 27 MPG, so gas costs me only about 8¢ per mile. Your mileage may vary. The main factor in mileage is depreciation, which is only indirectly linked to fuel prices. Gotta love the off-season.
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