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Geeze, read thru some of the numbers that are being posted in this thread.
No wonder gas is so high. Look in the mirror....
R35
Gas is high because of supply and demand.
People pay it, why wouldn't they charge it?
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Geeze, read thru some of the numbers that are being posted in this thread.
No wonder gas is so high. Look in the mirror....
R35
Sling is right, Ez. I was going to tell you the exact same thing. Reset the trip odometer after you fill it. Drive half a tank off, then fill it again. Divide the number of miles by the number of gallons.
Silly boy.
I'm not filling the thing... for one it's too expensive and for 2 it weighs almost 9lbs. a gallon. Anyway, I did it from E to E again with 4.1 gallons. How is F to 1/2 going to be more accurate?
it costs the same amount of money whether you fill it up once a week or only fill it a quarter tank four times a week...you still use the gas at the same pace, and actually with stopping at the gas station four more times than you need to your are probably using more fuel than your saving by not having all that weight of the fuel in the back...I'm not filling the thing... for one it's too expensive and for 2 it weighs almost 9lbs. a gallon. Anyway, I did it from E to E again with 4.1 gallons. How is F to 1/2 going to be more accurate?
Originally Posted by Rockford35
Geeze, read thru some of the numbers that are being posted in this thread.
No wonder gas is so high. Look in the mirror....
R35
I'm not filling the thing... for one it's too expensive and for 2 it weighs almost 9lbs. a gallon. Anyway, I did it from E to E again with 4.1 gallons. How is F to 1/2 going to be more accurate?
Too expensive?
Indeed it is but guess what, you consume the same amount whether you put in $10 at a time or $80. The ONLY difference is that at $80, you'll do it less often.
Besides....what does it hold? 13 gallons? It's not a huge tank.
FWIW - I don't believe half the numbers posted here.
There is no was an AWD Subaru is getting 38mpg. Maybe 38 km.
My little Mazda gets anywhere between 25 and 28. Combination of 70% HWY and 30% city driving.
34.8mpg over 18,000 km in my Subaru Legacy Touring.
R35