Am I correct in assuming that combined is motorways?
I have come up with a price of �38.44 to drive there, based on my fuel consumption being 35.3MPG and an average petrol cost of �119.4.
Is this correct? I realise that this figure isn't hard and fast, I know that my speed, tyre pressure etc., are to be taken into account, but for estimating purposes, this is what I come up with. Do you?
In other words, for your distance of 250 miles, where you will drive mostly on motorways, you will get closer to 44.1 mpg than 25.9 mpg. Judging it at the middle mark of 35.3 mpg would be sensible, though you ought to get more MPG than this if you are not doing much urban driving.
The combined figure uses the urban and the extra-urban data but gives more weight to the extra-urban data since it covers a test over a greater distance.
The test does not cover the use of either heater or air con so either or both would further increase your petrol consumption.