How much does it cost to fill up a 2005 Toyota corolla 5 speed Manuel ?

Asked by Caitlin Nov 02, 2012 at 05:47 PM about the 2005 Toyota Corolla S

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My 2006 holds 13.2 gallons, so IF it's the same, empty, 13X 4 bucks (arbitrary pick of price) about 50 bucks

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fill it with what??? (smart ass response), how do we know the tanks current level of fuel??? from completely empty, (when the light is on you have 2 gallons in reserve), from 1/3.....please only use basic regular, and how much is it in the state you are in, Ct. it's around $4.15/gallon, Maine is $3.65...help us help you...

$4.40 for regular where I live.......60 miles from the largest producing oilfield in the US (Midway-Sunset, Taft, Ca) and 40 miles from 3 fully operating refineries (Bakersfield) but they can ship gas to Maine and sell it for a buck less. Go figure.

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hahaha David are they still big on the E-85 (was it???) made from the corn out there? It never made it here...It is also cheap in New Jersey, (pre-Sandy)...it just went down from $4.50.

Any and all gas available here is 10% ethanol. Every pump at every station states it. Yeah, corn. And Ca has a 18cent tax, plus 7,75% sales tax, which the pump computes on the end--after Federal and State tax---we pay tax on tax

These numbers im hearing on gas... im flabbergasted! Tucson averages around $2.30- $2.80/mile on gas. . . Then again we're 20% below national average in regards to wage and what not.

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