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If you had ridden in a car to the moon (the average car gets about 200,000 mileage life-span), and had instantaneously changed cars when they died, you would have gone through 388.49 cars.
The average sedan (e.g. a Nissan Versa) has 14.9 cubic feet of cargo room. If you had ridden in cars, and instantaneously changed cars once the mileage was out, while traveling to the moon and back, then you'd have an approximate total of 5,788.501 cubic feet, or 5,786.741 cubic feet if you sit inside with the spaghetti noodles.
*slaps roof of car* "this baby can fit so many noodles."