Can't afford gas so we spend time here
03-10-2013, 06:24 PM
#16
Senior Member
I did get 17.4mpg on my way to buy some new boots today. Lol.
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Hope that helps if your sitting around looking for has money. Have u tried mowing lawns?
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Hope that helps if your sitting around looking for has money. Have u tried mowing lawns?
03-10-2013, 06:30 PM
#17
Senior Member
Nice boots. How much were those? 
03-10-2013, 07:15 PM
#19
Senior Member
Another bs post by Tacoma last month:
" as fuel prices increase the resale value of your truck goes down,, I can remember when we had the big increase in 2007-2008 where dealers couldn't give away full size pickups, 2 year old used 4x4 trucks were selling for under $10K,,,, everybody was trading in their truck for a fuel efficent car,, and the big problem Ford makes is using 36 gallon gas tanks,,, its a money shock filling one up when gas is $4/gal
did you know when gas is $4/gal and you drive 15K miles a year and if you get another vehicle that gets 10 MPG better that you;ll save $4400 a year just on gas? "
With you saving all that money you should have plenty of money for gas. Lol.
Tank size doesn't matter. All 36 gal tanks do is save you time between fill ups. Try a Camry, they only have an 18 gal tank you can maybe afford to drive.
" as fuel prices increase the resale value of your truck goes down,, I can remember when we had the big increase in 2007-2008 where dealers couldn't give away full size pickups, 2 year old used 4x4 trucks were selling for under $10K,,,, everybody was trading in their truck for a fuel efficent car,, and the big problem Ford makes is using 36 gallon gas tanks,,, its a money shock filling one up when gas is $4/gal
did you know when gas is $4/gal and you drive 15K miles a year and if you get another vehicle that gets 10 MPG better that you;ll save $4400 a year just on gas? "
With you saving all that money you should have plenty of money for gas. Lol.
Tank size doesn't matter. All 36 gal tanks do is save you time between fill ups. Try a Camry, they only have an 18 gal tank you can maybe afford to drive.
