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All the analysts are half and half on this how deal. Some say $3 or less again, others say $5 or more and thats it.
I say, like last time they will find that breaking point and that will make it tumble again.
I'm okay with $60 fill ups for now, When I get to $100 for fill-ups I will complain.
@ 4.37/gal for 94 octane on 18 gallon tank it's already $78.66 to fill upI'm quite sure it's already more than that in other parts of the country. It costs $60 to fill up a civic let alone a grand prix lol......
OMG how dry to you let yours get? I put in 14g when its on the line for E, usually when it starts to get close its at 12g and I fill up because lower fuel means more chance of the strainer getting clogged or the pump sucking up gunk and messing up quicker... I just filled up and it was just under $60 with me buying a drink too
I usually fill it up and drive it till I have a gallon or two left. I know it's not good for the pump but I don't really worry about it. Car hasn't given me 1 trouble since I bought it. I honestly don't fill it up often either because I don't drive it but a couple times a week. Tank lasts me a pretty long time, usually drive it to see the in laws with the wife. It's highway mileage, I got 30.4 mpg on a 4 hr trip I did recently, runs good on 94 octane, never even seen .1* knock.
Usually it's the people that have to drive everyday in city + traffic that are complaining about gas costs in these cars. That and the people that are constantly downshifting their transmissons to hear the blower![]()
The thing that bugs me most is when people come into QuikTrip yelling at me about how i'm screwing them with these gas prices. lol i'm just a part time clerk, do you really think i have a say in the gas prices? idiots...haha
but i fill up every 2 weeks or so, usually when i get just below 1/4 tank...and it usually costs me $35-45, which i'm okay with for now i guess...sucks but necessary. Prices are usually hovering around the $4 mark for 93 octane here, went up to 4.19 yesterday though. :-(
Again, I dont know what gas costs today.
I just know I wont be getting much for $50.
I like how crude oil has been dropping in price and we added like 3.5million barrels of it to the reserve this year but gasoline production has gone down 8% so does this mean gas is expensive because nobody feels like making any or because oil investors are playing god saying oil might be more expensive in a few months so lets raise prices just in case.... I need to get a bicycle lol
im pretty lucky, i only have to drive 8 miles a day for work and get to telework a bit too, im in two weeks i drive about 56 miles, its all that damn do i want to go somewhere other than work and home **** that kills me, oh and the track. 2001 with just under 80K
you gotta pay to play. when i run outta money i'll quit playing lol. it's getting pretty ridiculous, especially now that i'm driving almost 300 miles a week and i'm not nice to my car at all. over a tank of gas a week hurts, but i can budget for it and it's ok. i think it would be more of an issue if i had days off to spend money, but if i did, i would have more money to spend because i wouldn't be paying for gas. so i'm good for now haha
Its 3.87 here i spend about 150 bucks a week yes i said week lol. I drive 55 miles one way for work so yeh gas prices sux balls. It takes about 75 bucks to fill up. Mine is a 06 with 168k so im epic win. Dont help the wife takes the car to her moms about 4 times a week and she lives 20 miles away![]()
Off Topic, but you're local! Small world.
On-Topic, the jobs in my town started drying up a bit, and I took a job 30 miles away (Stevens Point to Wausau). When I started, it sucked, but it wasn't too bad. $2.65/gallon. Now it's starting to get downright evil. i'm sorry, but filling up the fuel tank on a car should not be a major financial decision!!
This is part of the reason I'm getting out of riding motorcycles for a while. Its down to ride the bike, or do things with my kids. So, bikes are out for now. I'm sorry but it shouldn't cost $22 to fill up the tank on a sport bike!
There is somtihng very corrupt behind the gas prices, and at somepoint in the future it will be a ribber band effect where it may not have an imiediate impact on lifestyles but it will come snapping back, and hard.
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