LOL. We'll just have to see. I told you we had one as a rental once, it could barely make it up a steep hill lol. Literally. We had to turn the A/C off.

 

Never say never.

 

I get anywhere from 24 to 50+ MPG with mine, depending on the driving conditions.

 

 

Not with Diesel at $14/gallon. Remember, Diesel prices are rising even faster than gas prices, and it currently costs more than premium in most if not all states.

 

folks, no discussion of straits of hormuz or middle east. this is strictly about gas prices.

plenty of other forums to discuss geo politics and place blame, etc.

 

it’s like the golden age coming back



now if those pesky gas prices can just come down….



lol…ever heard about that guy that used to put their car in neutral and would coast?

 

Still cheaper per mile, gas would have to exceed diesel by more than 2x for it to make any sense at all for me to drive anything other than my Jetta for cost reasons.

 

Yeah he'd get behind semis and cut his engine to catch the tail wind, he had a Honda if we are thinking of the same thing.

Fool.

 

So between 7:28am and time below Reg gas went up 7 cents 🫤

 

don’t recall it being a Honda.

 

$6.05 for the LS460, 20 gal

 

Nice try......but irrelevent. I showed you a picture, several months ago, of the actual fuel-use in my vehicle crusing on a (level) I-66, not coasting down Sandstone Mountain LOL. Some other owners, in the Trailblazer/EncoreGX-forums with the same engine, have reported more or less the same results, using the actual accumulated-MPG figure displayed, not the instantaneous MPG number as you vary your pressure on the gas pedal.

 

Speaking of 50 mile per gallon look how good owners have it in China, Buick needs to bring this thing to America 1000 mile range. Better than 50mpg.

 

Yes, I agree....bring it over. But Buick said it originally was going to be a BEV, not a Plug-in-Hybrid.


I owned one of the early big 60s-vintage Buick Electras back when I was in college. It was a dream to drive, but clearly too big for today's driving-conditions where I live.