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NRCan fuel consumption ratings

1997 Chevrolet C 2500 — what a year of fuel costs

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The Canadian average is about 15,000 km.
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Fuel for a year

$4,929

1997 Chevrolet C 2500 · 15.9 L/100 km combined · 20,000 km a year in Ontario.

Per month
$411
Fuel burned
3,180 L
Tailpipe + grid CO₂
7,346 kg

All 5 rated versions

NRCan rates each engine and transmission separately. The figure above uses the median one, so a single halo trim cannot skew it.

Every rated version of the 1997 Chevrolet C 2500 and its annual cost.
VersionEngineCombinedCost a year
C25005 L · A415.2 L/100 km$4,712
C25005 L · M515.5 L/100 km$4,805
C25005.7 L · A416.1 L/100 km$4,991
C25005.7 L · M517.2 L/100 km$5,332
C2500 Turbo Diesel6.5 L · A415.9 L/100 km$4,929

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Source: NRCan — Fuel consumption ratings; Provincial price table. Data current as of 2026-08-10. Consumption figures are NRCan’s published ratings. Prices are annual provincial averages, hand-maintained and marked as estimates — Hand-maintained annual averages, not a live feed. Electricity is all-in residential (energy + delivery + regulatory riders); gasoline is regular grade. Override them with your own numbers in any tool.