How much is this car worth, in your opinion?

It's still under $4 where i am. It's been in the $3.95-$3.97 range for 87 octane...but i have yet to pay $4.00+ for gas yet.

Yup right over the border the price difference can be like 20-30 cents. Noticed that when I towed one of my boats back from Weymouth.

I didn't look at the link just went by what has been being spread on the news here. Either way the prices are outrageous. Can't wait to drop $500+ on the boat gas for one fill up :D.
 
Thats complete BS.

California has the highest gas prices in the nation at 4.69 for regular where I live and just over $5.00 in other parts of CA. Diesel is almost at $6.00 :notnice: .

http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-33707

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/03/06/ca-station-sells-gas-for-_n_90223.html

Are you seriously going to tell me what I paid for gas after being on the road for a month? My experience was based on May 3 - June 2! So the prices now are higher. Whatever, everyone is getting screwed! But for the record to satisfy you Cali is worst state in the union!:nice:

By the way you may not want to invest much in the huffington post! It is a well known left wing propaganda smear machine.
 
I just picked mine up, 52k original. $6,500, almost the same but with nice ponys and body colored molding. Offer $6500 cash, and dont pass it up. I passed up a few cars and kicked myself, it took 4 months for me to fine a nice, clean, rust free, unabused fox.
 
Too bad CA isn't the wealthiest state... :D

Trust me I would rather live in a cheaper state for everything. Cost of living, what you earn, cost of gas etc... It's not easy trying to make it when everything costs more than everywhere else. I'm sure the CA people can relate to that too.
 
Why does a median household income of $78K seem so low? That's a combined income of two people right?

So people in cali make $39K/year??


Honolulu's median income is $48K/year? So 24K/year?? You can live off that?


Where i live in metro Boston, you really need a combined income of $100K/year just to live comfortably. I know people with combined incomes of $125K/year that can barely support a mortgage, car payment and have a kid.