How much gas money does it take to get from New Mexico California?

The cost of gas money to get from New Mexico to California depends on a number of factors, including the exact route taken, the type of vehicle being driven, and the current gas prices.

Here are some general estimates for the cost of gas money for a standard car traveling from Albuquerque, New Mexico to Los Angeles, California:

- Route 1: Taking Interstate 40 West to Barstow, then Interstate 15 South to Los Angeles (approximately 1,150 miles).

Estimated gas cost: $150-$175

- Route 2: Taking US Route 66 West to Flagstaff, then Interstate 40 West to Barstow, and Interstate 15 South to Los Angeles (approximately 1,250 miles).

Estimated gas cost: $165-$185

- Route 3: Taking US Route 285 South to Las Cruces, then Interstate 10 West to Los Angeles (approximately 1,350 miles).

Estimated gas cost: $175-$195

These estimates assume a gasoline price of $3.00 per gallon and a vehicle that gets an average of 30 miles per gallon. Please note that actual gas costs may vary depending on current gas prices and the specific route taken.