Wow, that is fantastic. Congratulations! I hope I can increase my MPG when the weather gets warmer over hear on the east coast. My best tank so far is 64MPG, with less than 5K miles on the car.
My "commute" is driving to the golf course most days and occasional trips between my homes in La Jolla and Palm Desert.nice! what is your commute/usage like?
7.0286 gallons, correct, I guess you used a calculator!!!So you only used 7.0286 Gallons to drive 568.8 miles ? That's not even a half tank.![]()
Oh yeah, I was thinking about my wife's Accord. So why are you filling it up so early? You should see how many miles you can get for a FULL tank.7.0286 gallons, correct, I guess you used a calculator!!!
Less than half a tank, wrong, the insight tank is 10.6 gallons!!!!!!
WRONG!!! There's lots of reasons why you should never get a gas tank nearly empty!!!!Oh yeah, I was thinking about my wife's Accord. So why are you filling it up so early? You should see how many miles you can get for a FULL tank.
But I think it's fine to drive until the low fuel light comes on. (9 gallon mark?) At that point I think there's still a cube on the fuel meter, when you use that last one (9.5 gallon mark?), really you should pull in. At that point you are digging into the reserve at the bottom of the tank where condensed moisture and impurities sit in the tank. Doing it once won't kill anything, especially to get you to the gas station, but regularly I'd imagine you'd be asking for a new fuel filter.WRONG!!! There's lots of reasons why you should never get a gas tank nearly empty!!!!
I live in California where gas prices are highest (maybe except Hawaii). However when you get 70 - 80 mpg, gas prices could go to $10 a gallon and it wouldn't bother me in the slightest. Hey, at least the roads would be much quieter.I check gasbuddy fuel insight(GasBuddy Media Website) to see which way gas prices are trending in my state. If gas prices are trending down I wait closer to empty but fill up sooner if trending up.
I don't get it. You will know when people are concerned about gas prices when they do the speed limit on the highway. I remembering this happened one time (not sure of the year) when gas went to almost $4/gal. Lots of people sold their trucks and SUVs.I still don't understand all the people complaining about high gas prices that continue to do 90mph on the highway. TT drivers pay $6+/gal for diesel here in NJ and still do 80mph...
yeah I don't get it either. where I live a "normal" trip around town is about 5 to 10 miles. people will leave the traffic light like they are racing a dragster, even in 4x4 pickups and then they crab about spending $120+ to fill it up.I read in the news today that Washington State Exxon and Circle-K stations are updating the software in their pumps to deal with double-digit gas prices.
I still don't understand all the people complaining about high gas prices that continue to do 90mph on the highway. TT drivers pay $6+/gal for diesel here in NJ and still do 80mph...