Don't feel that bad dawg. Looking at all this mileage peeps are getting is making me sick to my stomach also.95YellowGTbeasT said:my stang is my daily driver i get about 150 miles on a tank of gas
VibrantRedGT said:Company Car 2003 Ford "Toilet" Taurus. Tranny leak at 332 miles (Ford overtightened 4 tranny pan bolts) and oil leak at 17,500 miles (front seal). All that's missing is a coolant leak (any day now).
scottie1113 said:My 95 GT Vert is my only car. 17 in town, 22-24 freeway. I don't put a lot of miles on it so although the price of gas has affected me some, it hasn't killed me yet.
To me it makes no economic sense to spend hundreds, if not thousands, on a beater or other car just because it gets better mileage. If nothing else, the extra insurance costs will negate the minimal amount of money you'll save on gas. Do the math yourself.
But to help, assume you drive 12,000 miles a year and average 20 mpg on 87. 18 months ago gas here was $1.36 here a gallon. That's $876 a year, or $68 a month.
Today it was $2.27 a gallon. Using the same numbers, that's $1362 a year or $113.50 a month, an increase of $45.50 a month.
Using these numbers, does another car make sense? I don't think so.
On the other hand, if you need something else to drive in winter's snow and ice, that's a different issue altogether.
Just my $.02.
i get about 220 miles per tank, but i have 4.10s and my odometer is all screwed up, so who knows what it REALLY is?94SC50 said:Don't feel that bad dawg. Looking at all this mileage peeps are getting is making me sick to my stomach also.
I only get 125 to a tank and that's normal driving.
93 is $2.28 in my neighborhood and race gas is $10 now and it's only gonna get worse after Memorial Day!.
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