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![cec_daz](themes/aaAle/images/interface/profile-pic-placeholder.47cf740a.png)
I will be driving my own personal car (a 2005 Subaru Legacy) for my new job and have been asked to put to them a proposal for motor vehicle running costs. I will only be on the road 1-3 times a week, as mainly based from home. Can you please assist? Should I request that this be reviewed annually?
![Anon](/assets/Uploads/_resampled/ScaleWidthWyI3NSJd/CMSThumbnail-SetWidth75-aa-avatar.png?m=1518003100)
AA Members can download the Vehicle Running Costs report we calculate and use this as a tool to negotiate a fair rate. Log into My AA at the AA Website Running Cost Report .
It's advisable to be reviewed on an annual basis when the rates change.
![astigirl](themes/aaAle/images/interface/profile-pic-placeholder.47cf740a.png)
Hi, if only the petrol cost is to be reimbursed, what do you think is a fair amount per km? As it is for attending courses and not strictly work related, we don't want to cover the entire running cost, just make a contribution to petrol costs. Thanks.
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For a medium size vehicle with a fuel economy rating of around 8.95L/100km you could use 20cents/km as a charge out. That's using the average petrol price that was used when calculating the medium size vehicle running costs for 2014.