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all hail sw17ls who rules with an iron fist! She judges post count and determines importance.
you seriously need to grow up. Everyone here is equal regardless of post count.
LOL, if you don’t see why the feedback from people who actually use the forum is more valuable than someone who doesn’t and if you don't the the absurdity of threatening not to post anymore if something is changed away from how you like it when you haven't posted in 6 years I don’t see how I can help you.
Hey though look at how this has gotten all this engagement from you when the way it was before you didn't post. Looks like it’s a win for the forum!
Originally Posted by Stroock639
@SW17LS i had to thumbs up that for calling you "she" lmaooo
Great simple cars, but I call BS on the 46mpg. I know British gallon is roughly 10% more volume vs US gallon, but still BS. Maybe on that particular trip the guy was hypermiling on the highway.
I've personally never gotten the advertised MPG in any car/bike, not anywhere near.
Great simple cars, but I call BS on the 46mpg. I know British gallon is roughly 10% more volume vs US gallon, but still BS. Maybe on that particular trip the guy was hypermiling on the highway.
I've personally never gotten the advertised MPG in any car/bike, not anywhere near.
The BMW is the only car where I've achieved close to the EPA rating. The truck is rated for like 15/21 and I get 12/17 generally.
The BMW is rated for 20/30. I usually get around 20 in the city unless I'm driving aggressively or running ethanol. I can get above 30 on the highway unless I'm driving too fast.
No....not this time. It is not clickbait. What Scottie has described is coming to pass......Regular 87 Octane has now reached around $4.00 a gallon in my neighborhood for Top-Tier fuels.
However, for reasons which I went into earlier, I'm not really complaining about it...if it takes a (hopefully temporary) oil-price-spike to help rid the world of the disgusting Iranian regime, then, IMO, fine. However, of course, I certainly would not want to see Euro-style gas prices become permanent here in the U.S.