Pilotage Moto

The average price of aviation fuel (”100LL”) in the U.S. is $4.52/gal with a low of $3.00 and a high of $7.42. However, fuel cost by airplane vary depending on the size of the fuel tank and where you are filling up (just like auto gas).
Prices from

Operating costs also depend on the model. Most single engine piston Cessnas generally run between $15,000-$20,000 to operate and maintain annually. Example operating costs by specific make and model can be found here-

Av8trxx has given you the gouge on the cost of 100ll aviation fuel.;

I fly a Cherokee 180 similar in many ways to a Cessna 172w/ 180 hp. It consumes around 10gph, Annuals are about the same (sometimes more for the PA-28 because of some expensive AD’s)
insurance coverage about the same etc.
My/our annual cost:
$3600 hangar rent
$ 900 insurance
$1000-1800 annual/100 hr inspections (owner assisted)
$13/hr for new engine fund
$600 preventive mantenince
I fly around 200+ hrs/yr fuel cost around $6000

MALIBU CANYON,
You are absolutely correct, however I was looking at it from what the uninformed general public perceives.
Most people that see a small single engine plane calls it a Cessna.
My numbers are based on the 172w/180hp

If you get to fly one of Cessna’s Jets, you are one VERY fortunate person. I am green w/ envy!!!!

Uh, guys, maybe you should re-work those numbers. There are more Cessna jets than any other make. One model I fly holds 11,223 pounds of fuel, or about 1700 gallons. “Cessna” covers an EXTREMELY broad spectrum.