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89 is now 8 cents more than 87 Fack. 91 is 12 cents more than 87 while 94 is only 3 cents more than 91. 91 ppl is getting shafted. |
Oh well, we still gotta drive. But, If I'm correct 91/92 has always been 12 cents more than 87/89. At least that's what I've been paying for a while now. |
yes, 91/92 octane has always been 12 cents more compared to regular. what was the cost of 89 octane before? was it 6 cents more? |
Welp I take 94 only and I don't usually complain since, "You gotta do what you gotta do" |
guess no more slurpee after a fill up.. |
I'm surprised more of you guys don't go to Husky. 90 costs the same as 87. |
I do.... |
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I only use husky just before aircare. |
Diesel FTW!!! |
States FTW 89 is 2 cents more than 87 and 92 is 2 cents more than 89 |
Bleh. sometimes it annoys me that I HAVE to put 94 octane in my 968. it doesn't like 92 and anything less and the check engine light comes on and won't go away. |
92 has been 12cents more a liter for a while. not to long ago i've been paying 14 and 13 more cents a liter.. i noticed last month. |
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now really....is a couple of dollars that big of a fucking deal when it comes to gas? stop eating that McDonalds cheeseburger everyweek and you have yourself some decent gas in your vehicle. i dont understand why people bitch and whine about a few cents...jesus fuck, if you're that cheap, why drive? |
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whats wrong with ethanol blended gas? there is not enough mohawk/husky stations in my area to take adantage of the 91 they offer anyways. my car requires 92. putting in 91 i dont think would be such a big deal would it? |
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Remember, you're driving a $60+K car, so you're hardly one to give advice about affording a couple cents, you obviously have money to waste. |
was 94 always 17cents more than 87?? i just noticed it |
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I came from driving a honda...and majority of the RS crowd did not drive 10-15yrs ago, so that really doesnt add any effect. people really shouldn't whine and complain about gas prices...nothing they can do will change it. The only way is to change your lifestyle to better suit the rising prices. If you have the money to drive, you should have money to maintain it. If you can't cope with the rising prices, sell your car and take the bus. Good on you for assuming i have money to waste...you're totally on right on it...:thumbsup: |
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The drop in US consumption has been felt hard, OPEC cannot cut enough to drive the price back up. This wasn't done by some magical fairy, it was done by the average driver deciding to drive less and supply/demand setting the price lower. I've reduced my gas bill from ~$200/mn to ~$100/mn. Now that I'm biking to work, I hope to get it down to ~$50/mn. Quote:
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