Gas prices
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Im paying 1.59 for gas now and i live about 15miles from down so it kinda hurts my wallet. How high would gas prices have to go for you guys to stop driving your big gas guzzling trucks?
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From: Magrath
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2.25
Just kidding, I drive my truck to work and onto the construction site. The company pays me mileage from the office, which usually covers all my gas. When I don't get paid mileage, I will drive my wifes car.
Just kidding, I drive my truck to work and onto the construction site. The company pays me mileage from the office, which usually covers all my gas. When I don't get paid mileage, I will drive my wifes car.
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From: Near Bloom, PA
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We have 3 fullsize trucks and a Buick, so filling up ain't cheap no matter what we drive. I quit smoking a year ago because I couldn't afford to buy cigs AND gas.
Guy at work offered to sell me a diesel VW Rabbit for 400 bucks. Shoulda jumped on it.
Guy at work offered to sell me a diesel VW Rabbit for 400 bucks. Shoulda jumped on it.
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From: Mississippi
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It's about $1.55 here now and I thought $1.29 was bad about 4 months ago haha, now I am wishing those days where BACK..Just another way for the gov. to make money
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Ford_Six I have a lawn and maintenance buisness. The mowers run better on 93 and i also use it in the mix for the weedeaters,blowers and edgers.
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From: inver grove heights MN
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im self employed also.... and payed $1.76 per gallon today for 87 octane in my F250.
i dont know about other states but in MN during tax season i get back 36 cents per business mile
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Geez $4.00 a gallon that's tough and I felt bad at $1.73. The fuel for the race car is $6.00 a gallon and the car get's 8 gallon's to the mile, but that's just for fun. I can't imagine $4.00 a gallon every day.
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I have seen prices between $1.75 and almost but not quite $2 for regular in the past week in Oregon.
I think all the gas stations are waiting for someone to take the plunge over $2, and then we will see a flood of over $2 stations.
I am sure we will see well into the $2 range by summer.
Jim Henderson
I think all the gas stations are waiting for someone to take the plunge over $2, and then we will see a flood of over $2 stations.
I am sure we will see well into the $2 range by summer.
Jim Henderson
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OK, I did the math. I drive 350 miles/week to/from work.
My truck (paid for) gets about 14.5 MPG.
If I could lease a car for $200/month (no other costs except fuel and tires, oil) which gets 25 MPG, I would start saving money to do it when gas gets to $4.60/gallon.
If the car gets 40 mpg, the break even point is $3.00/gal.
I think I'll wait.
My truck (paid for) gets about 14.5 MPG.
If I could lease a car for $200/month (no other costs except fuel and tires, oil) which gets 25 MPG, I would start saving money to do it when gas gets to $4.60/gallon.
If the car gets 40 mpg, the break even point is $3.00/gal.
I think I'll wait.
Last edited by winfordr; Mar 7, 2003 at 10:45 AM.
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