Liverpool to Birmingham Fuel Cost
Estimated fuel cost for the 100-mile drive from Liverpool to Birmingham, based on current average UK petrol prices.
Distance
100 miles
161 km
Drive time
1h 45m
Avg petrol price
1.55p/litre
Est. cost (40 MPG)
£17.62
Fuel cost by vehicle efficiency
| Vehicle type | Fuel economy | Estimated cost |
|---|---|---|
| 30 MPG (larger car / SUV) | 30 MPG | £23.49 |
| 40 MPG (average car) | 40 MPG | £17.62 |
| 50 MPG (efficient / hybrid) | 50 MPG | £14.09 |
Split the cost
Sharing the drive? Here's the cost per person based on a 40 MPG car at current average UK petrol prices.
Solo driver
£17.62
per person
2 passengers
£8.81
per person
3 passengers
£5.87
per person
4 passengers
£4.40
per person
How much does it cost to drive from Liverpool to Birmingham?
The drive from Liverpool to Birmingham covers approximately 100 miles (161 km) and takes around 1h 45m in normal traffic conditions. At current average UK petrol prices of 1.55p per litre, the fuel cost ranges from £14.09for an efficient hybrid to £23.49for a larger vehicle. The most common estimate is £17.62 for a typical 40 MPG car.
Tips for saving fuel on this route
- Drive at a steady speed and use cruise control on motorway sections to improve fuel economy by up to 15%.
- Check tyre pressure before you set off. Under-inflated tyres increase fuel consumption.
- Compare petrol prices along your route using the Roadtrip app to find the cheapest stations.
- Avoid peak travel times to reduce stop-start driving in traffic, which burns more fuel.
- Remove unnecessary weight and roof boxes to reduce drag and improve your MPG.
Get a more accurate estimate
These costs are based on average UK petrol prices and typical fuel economy. For a more precise calculation using your specific car model and real-time fuel prices, try our fuel cost calculator or download the Roadtrip app for automatic route-based estimates.
