In 2010, the trucksnadians most often bought (according to DesRosiers Automotive Consultants) included pick-up trucks, a minivan, SUVs and crossovers. As varied as the trucks are, so too is the fuel consumption which is why we’ve included the yearly gas needed to run the truck each year if you’re in the market to buy.

Based on driving 20 000 km per year, the fuel consumption (litres used per year) comes from . Check out today’s gas prices to get a rough idea on how much money will be spent each year on gas.

The best selling trucks in 2010 innada were the:

1. Ford F-Series (Pickup) Yearly gas needed: From 2440 litres to 3800.
2. Dodge Grandravan (Minivan) Yearly gas needed: From 2060 litres to 3100.
3. Dodge Ram (Pickup) Yearly gas needed: From 2520 litres to 4140.
4. GMC Sierra (Pickup) Yearly gas needed: From 1880 litres (Hybrid) to 3860.
5. Ford Epe (SUV/Crossover) Yearly gas needed: From 1220 litres (Hybrid) to 2860.
6. Chevrolet Silverado (Pickup) Yearly gas needed: From 1880 litres (Hybrid) to 3820.
7. Hyundai Santa Fe (SUV/Crossover) Yearly gas needed: From 1780 litres to 1860.
8. Honda CR-V (SUV/Crossover) Yearly gas needed: From 1700 litres to 1800.
9. Dodge Journey (SUV/Crossover) Yearly gas needed: From 1920 litres to 2280.
10. Toyota RAV4 (SUV/Crossover) Yearly gas needed: From 1660 litres to 1920.

While budgeting for the gas you’ll need to get around is a good idea, don’t forget to consider the cost of auto insurance as well. The cost of auto insurance varies considerably between vehicle make and insurer, so getting competingr insurance quotes from multiple providers is the best way to ensure you are getting the best auto insurance price.

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