What does the 2020 Chevrolet Express cost per mile?
Fuel cost a mile
24.6cents
- 2025 IRS rate: 70 cents a mile.
- Margin: 45.4 cents a mile.
- $4,538 per 10,000 miles.
- 2020 Chevrolet Express Commercial Cutaway 3500 Van 139" RWD: 13 mpg.
- Median of 326 gas and hybrid cars (2020): 13.3 cents a mile.
Gas $3.20. 2025 IRS rate 70 cents.
| Trim | Rating | Cost a mile | Margin a mile | Per 10,000 mi |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial Cutaway 3500 Van 139" RWD | 13 mpg | 24.6 cents | 45.4 cents | $4,538 |
| Cargo Van RWD 2500 135" | 13 mpg | 24.6 cents | 45.4 cents | $4,538 |
| Commercial Cutaway 3500 Van 159" RWD | 13 mpg | 24.6 cents | 45.4 cents | $4,538 |
| Commercial Cutaway 3500 Van 177" RWD | 12 mpg | 26.7 cents | 43.3 cents | $4,333 |
| Cargo Van RWD 2500 155" | 13 mpg | 24.6 cents | 45.4 cents | $4,538 |
| Commercial Cutaway 4500 Van 159" RWD | 12 mpg | 26.7 cents | 43.3 cents | $4,333 |
| Cargo Van RWD 3500 135" | 13 mpg | 24.6 cents | 45.4 cents | $4,538 |
| Commercial Cutaway 4500 Van 177" RWD | 12 mpg | 26.7 cents | 43.3 cents | $4,333 |
| 2500 Passenger LS RWD | 13 mpg | 24.6 cents | 45.4 cents | $4,538 |
| 2500 Passenger LT RWD | 13 mpg | 24.6 cents | 45.4 cents | $4,538 |
| Cargo Van RWD 3500 155" | 13 mpg | 24.6 cents | 45.4 cents | $4,538 |
| 3500 Passenger LS RWD | 12 mpg | 26.7 cents | 43.3 cents | $4,333 |
| 3500 Passenger LT RWD | 12 mpg | 26.7 cents | 43.3 cents | $4,333 |
| Passenger RWD 3500 155" LS | 13 mpg | 24.6 cents | 45.4 cents | $4,538 |
| Passenger RWD 3500 155" LT | 13 mpg | 24.6 cents | 45.4 cents | $4,538 |
| 2500 Cargo Extended RWD | 13 mpg | 24.6 cents | 45.4 cents | $4,538 |
| 2500 Cargo Regular RWD | 13 mpg | 24.6 cents | 45.4 cents | $4,538 |
| 3500 Cargo Extended RWD | 12 mpg | 26.7 cents | 43.3 cents | $4,333 |
| 3500 Cargo Regular RWD | 12 mpg | 26.7 cents | 43.3 cents | $4,333 |
| 3500 Passenger LS Extended RWD | 12 mpg | 26.7 cents | 43.3 cents | $4,333 |
| 3500 Passenger LT Extended RWD | 12 mpg | 26.7 cents | 43.3 cents | $4,333 |
What this cannot tell you
Fuel only. Insurance, repairs and value loss not counted.
The IRS rate covers every cost, not fuel alone.
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