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A trade-in of the 2002 gas guzzler would would be about half the new car value and the economics just got better. Even leasing makes sense if you keep the mileage down. I have a 2002 Mercury Mountaineer, it has the space that we need but not the fuel economy. We have 3 SUVs in the house and one can be sacrificed without too much of a problem. "Fuel" for thought. |
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the problem with buying a new car today is that there really isn't anything out there in the US market that actually gets good enough fuel mileage to justify the switch. 40mpg really isn't very impressive. now if we were talking 70-90... well thats a whole different conversation entirely. though i am rather interested in this 2002 gas guzzler you have that a dealership is willing to give you 10 to 15k in trade in on... |
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Did you ever just get tired of something? Come on - I know how to fix cars. I just don't want to anymore. Everything in the fleet is old and needs something at any given moment. Between the '02 Mountaineer, a nice '99 Jeep Cherokee (great car for a 17 year old in the winter), and my "hybrid" '88 S-10 Blazer, etc there's enough to keep a guy busy. One less car repair would be a nice change of pace. Time to freshen up the stable in my mind, but I need the numbers to make more sense. That's my car story and I'm sticking with it. |
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The Saudis are going to pump more oil starting next month. This has already had a cooling effect on oil prices and could start a temporary downward cycle in oil prices. Gas prices to follow.
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Where are we, your fellow BP'ers free candy bars ? We know you got samples so hand them over toady .
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imho, there just isn't anything out there that is even remotely worth the money. certainly nothing that can compete financially. besides, id get rid of the damn thing but every time i turn the key it starts. if i could figure out a way to get my hands on a bmw 330d turbo charged diesel (engine/w turbo only) id be well on my way. |
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4.09 for 87 this morning
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Just paid $3.83-9 per gallon (credit carded) at Swifty's on Refugee Rd between Eastland and US 33. It could have been $3.78-9 if I had paid in cash. All other stations are in vacinity are close to or at $3.99-9
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Nothing under $4.00 in San Fran
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great, get the politicians involved...
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