If you going 500 miles at say 35 mpg = 14.3 gallons. At £4.60 a gallon ( £1 per litre) it will cost £71, or 14.2 p per mile.
Depends on cost of fuel in the countries, but UK is about the highest ( you voted them in).
But if you drive carefully, you should get more than that mpg, I get that from Mondy 2l
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And considering that the Focus cannot drive on water, you will need to pay at least £49 for either the Channel Tunnel or for the Ferry from Harwich to Hook of Holland. So, depending from where you are starting, the ferry may save you considerable driving time.
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nar just wanted to know petrol cost, isurance I have covered
Thanks TurboD having spent the last 3 hour finding out, what you said sounds right on the money.
The cheapest way will cast me 210 pounds with a 9 hour drive lol heaven help me if I break down.
If you think you know a cheaper way would love to know.
Cheers.
Edited by Dynamic Dave on 24/11/2007 at 20:58
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yer shame it cant fly that would be even better.
I'm coming from London the ferry to demark which is the easy way cost 280£ then a drive through Demark then the brigde over to Malmö where I live that would come out at 350is pound.
I'll go from harwich-holand 90£ then drive the rest of the way you can also drive to Germany get the boat over from there 230£ lol.
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you can get dover - calais for £20 sometimes.
Do you know anyone in the travel industry? Some people get the ferry(inc car for £5 return)
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I used to do Dover - Zeebrugge, 670 miles from there up to Djursland.
Harwich to Esberg was good though costly.
Edited by cheddar on 23/11/2007 at 20:36
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I suppose that Newcastle or Hull to Bergen/oslo/christiansand is ££££££ ?
Should say - im not sure what the routes are these days but there are certainly ferries from the northern ports to norway, not sure if you can get to Sweden directly
Edited by adverse camber on 23/11/2007 at 20:44
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