May 22, 200818 yr Haven't changed anything and probably won't. I guess not, considering your situation. I could go a month at a time without filling up if I were living and working in Sawville. Not that I'm complaining. If I cut out weekend trips up to the Ville, I can go three weeks at a time on a tank, easily.
May 22, 200818 yr I will say this: It has gotten me to reconsider my July vacation plans. I was planning on driving up to New York to go to Cooperstown for a couple days and then do a couple of days at Saratoga. But as it stands, I may just go to Western Ky. instead.
May 22, 200818 yr I don't know how the folks with SUVs (especially Hummers) are dealing. I hate to say it, but I don't feel a great deal of sympathy for them.
May 22, 200818 yr I don't know how the folks with SUVs (especially Hummers) are dealing. I've got an Tahoe. It cost me between 60 and 70 dollars a week to drive. I'd love to have a smaller car. However, I live out in the country and during the winters, an SUV is about the only way for me to make it in and out of my driveway (almost a 2 mile driveway winding up a hill). I'm also almost scared of what I would get if I tried to trade it in.
May 22, 200818 yr Whats the most fuel efficient car made right now ? I've looked at a few newer Honda Civics. I know the Civic Hybrid gets around 45 mpg highway.
May 22, 200818 yr thinking about trading in my car on a hybrid and/or get a motorcycle I'm in the same boat. I've thought about buying a motorcycle and just parking my Tahoe unless it rains or snows.
May 22, 200818 yr How fuel efficient are motorcycles? Many will get 50-60 mpg. They generally are only 2 gallon or so tanks, but that still a big upgrade. I havent really done anything yet. I'm trying to find a job closer to where I live in Lexington instead of driving to Gtown everyday, but its not really happening right now. I decided to start buzzing my hair on my own again instead of going to the barber and spending about 30 bucks a month. I guess thats about it.
May 22, 200818 yr Many will get 50-60 mpg. They generally are only 2 gallon or so tanks, but that still a big upgrade. I havent really done anything yet. I'm trying to find a job closer to where I live in Lexington instead of driving to Gtown everyday, but its not really happening right now. I decided to start buzzing my hair on my own again instead of going to the barber and spending about 30 bucks a month. I guess thats about it. Best decision I ever made:ylsuper:
May 22, 200818 yr How fuel efficient are motorcycles? Many will get 50-60 mpg. They generally are only 2 gallon or so tanks, but that still a big upgrade. I havent really done anything yet. I'm trying to find a job closer to where I live in Lexington instead of driving to Gtown everyday, but its not really happening right now. I decided to start buzzing my hair on my own again instead of going to the barber and spending about 30 bucks a month. I guess thats about it. As bellalumni40 stated most get around 50-55 mpg. There are some models available that have a 4.2 gal tank. I'm not feeling the gas crunch as much as the high prices on everything else.
May 22, 200818 yr I'm not feeling the gas crunch as much as the high prices on everything else. You are right about that too.
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