How much gas a car uses to start depends on the ambient temperature, humidity, the particular engine used, the carburetor or fuel injection system on the engine, and the accelerator pump, or cold start fuel map used. On a warm dry day, a well tuned engine need consume no more gas at startup than it does while idling for a few seconds. In nonoptimal conditions it may require an injection of additional fuel through a cold start valve, fuel injectors, or accelerator pump on carburated cars, in order to start. This amount of additional fuel can range from 0 to 300cc in the worst case I have encountered. Additionally, in cold weather, once a car has started, it may need to remain on high idle for a few seconds before it is ready to drive. This consumes additional fuel.
No it does not take a gallon of gass to start a car. To start a car it doesn't use any gas.
When your low on gas and car is a little hard to start
A car can use varying amounts of gas in one day. It pretty much depends on the load the car is carrying and how far the car travels in one day.
of course it is. it needs gas to move, to start, and to run
Depends on the distance of the drive.
Depends on the milage the car gets.
If your car won\'t start after running out of gas it could be that the fuel pump was damaged.
it can be but you have to be careful on how much you use it you should use the oringal gas if it is still out there
There is no set amount of gas that is used to warm up a car. Different cars use different amounts of gas.
Different cars use different amounts of gas. It also depends on the drive conditions and the mechanical condition of the car and the load inside the car. An electric car uses no gas at all.
Around 28 to 34 mpg
depends on the car's mileage