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gas....whats it cost you to fill it up?

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Cantslowdown

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Dang gas prices need to come down..I am tired of the high prices!
 

shallowreef

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2.85 for 93 octane. It usually runs me around $30 but now that i have the headers on i think i will be visiting the gas station a lot less. i have notice a major increase in my mpg! Usually i get 50miles per qurter tank. i'm at 38 and the needle has just barely left the full mark.
 

04GT

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What's the point of this thread? We all have the same size gas tanks don't we?

I would think MPG would be a much more relevent discussion that ends with you either keeping you Mustang or buying a Prius.
 
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CatmanJJ

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$2.97 (about $40 a tank) for 93 octane right next door to my apartment but I usually go 5 miles down the road to get it for about 10 cents cheaper for every grade.
 

VPStang

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$2.53 down here. At this rate we should have higher prices than last year.
 
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02GTRX

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$2.47 for plus (89) here. Put $25 the other day from 1/8 tank and the needle went all the way to full but didnt stay there long so I assume about $30 to fill from empty. I miss the good 'ol days when gas here was 87cents for regular and $1.05 for premium (1994-97)
 

Stang|ess

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04GT said:
What's the point of this thread? We all have the same size gas tanks don't we?

I would think MPG would be a much more relevent discussion that ends with you either keeping you Mustang or buying a Prius.
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While our cars may not be the most fuel efficient vehicles on the road, fuel costs/economy is a factor in our daily lives. The better MPG we get, the more money we have for mods. Before you say "Go buy a Prius because you can't afford to pay $2.95 for 87, and get 14 mpg", just sympathize with us.
 

04GT

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Stang|ess said:
While our cars may not be the most fuel efficient vehicles on the road, fuel costs/economy is a factor in our daily lives. The better MPG we get, the more money we have for mods. Before you say "Go buy a Prius because you can't afford to pay $2.95 for 87, and get 14 mpg", just sympathize with us.
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You live in Hawaii and you want sympathy?

Just kidding...I just don't like pity parties.
 

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I think I payed $2.90 for 93 yesterday. My cobra gets pretty good gas mileage though, way better than my truck. 18mpg city/26mpg highway, got to love the viper T56
 
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GT02MG

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I fill it up $10 at a time so it doesnt seem as bad...its 2.44 for 87 here at the moment though
 

topless98gt

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Around $38 with regular, not to mention that I spent $414.28 on gas alone from March 1, 2006 to April 1, 2006...talk about serious mod money
 

BlueRuckus

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$38 to $40 for full tank of 93.
I get right around 200 miles to the tank. Give or take about 10.
 

04GT

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I put $5 in every time somebody posts on this thread.
 

Skidzz

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It costs me about $33 to fill up from empty with 89 octane. I get about 21 mpg average.
 

PULMEOVR

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GT02MG said:
I fill it up $10 at a time so it doesnt seem as bad...its 2.44 for 87 here at the moment though
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That is amazing! I would kill for that price!

If I convert it to American, I pay about $3.13 for 87.
 

Stang|ess

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That fillup, I got 13.85 MPG
 

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