How many mpg would it take to get rid of the oil burner and go compact
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How many mpg would it take to get rid of the oil burner and go compact
alright, for all the oil burners that will soon see $5 diesel.
Questions pretty simple, how many mpgs would a car have to get to make you get rid of the rig. No parking the rig cause its paid for.
Oh if you want to see something interesting google cityCAT MDI, air powered car.
Its a lil over 13k over seas, runs soley off of air. They est that it costs 2 bucks worth of air from a gas station to fill up the tank. I did the math, if diesels at 5 bucks a gal and it costs 2 bucks to fill up the air tanks it would equal 300 mpg.
Questions pretty simple, how many mpgs would a car have to get to make you get rid of the rig. No parking the rig cause its paid for.
Oh if you want to see something interesting google cityCAT MDI, air powered car.
Its a lil over 13k over seas, runs soley off of air. They est that it costs 2 bucks worth of air from a gas station to fill up the tank. I did the math, if diesels at 5 bucks a gal and it costs 2 bucks to fill up the air tanks it would equal 300 mpg.
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RE: How many mpg would it take to get rid of the oil burner and go compact
ORIGINAL: cumminalong
Have to justify a lot more than MPG for me to ditch the truck.
Can it do what I need it to do? If not, MPG does mean squat.
Have to justify a lot more than MPG for me to ditch the truck.
Can it do what I need it to do? If not, MPG does mean squat.
Oh HELL NO, that ain't happening, I'm just saying I'm considering another vehicle as a semi daily driver.
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RE: How many mpg would it take to get rid of the oil burner and go compact
I will never sell my truck. Even if diesel isn't made anymore, or for whatever reason I can;t even drive my truck, I will still keep it just to look at everyday.... it always makes mesmile.
If I were to buy a car as a daily driver to replace my truck through the week, it would have to get at least 45+ mpg and still be somewhat fun to drive.... so it will never happen .
If I were to buy a car as a daily driver to replace my truck through the week, it would have to get at least 45+ mpg and still be somewhat fun to drive.... so it will never happen .
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