gas???
engine is barely different than the tundra (uses regular im assuming) I doubt it "really needs" premium, I really would like to know how this engine would ever knock in its N/A form unless youre breathing volcanic heated air.
Last edited by 4TehNguyen; May 5, 2008 at 07:44 AM.
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Another vehicle that you may want to wait for is the 2009 Honda Fit, which looks great, should be safe, extremely practical, and should be good on gas. I am seriously considering it for my wife...the '05 Corolla already has over 50k miles...and should hit 100k within 2 years.
I am going to wait till the new crop of 2009 vehicles show their bumpers.
The Honda Fit would be fitting tight for us.
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I have sitched back and forth from premium and back to regular in my LX570. I find I get slightly less MPG, maybe 1-2 MPG less on regular. I can detect no loss of power or knocking. For those who believe that premium is the way to go, it is only a little extra when you consider gas is over $4 per gallon, not near the extra cost when premium was only a little over a dollar per gallon!
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I have sitched back and forth from premium and back to regular in my LX570. I find I get slightly less MPG, maybe 1-2 MPG less on regular. I can detect no loss of power or knocking. For those who believe that premium is the way to go, it is only a little extra when you consider gas is over $4 per gallon, not near the extra cost when premium was only a little over a dollar per gallon!
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