I drive 106 miles round trip freeway. What kind should I buy to get a good MPG. I don’t want to buy a scooter. Any other advise will be greatly apresciated.
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Thinking of buying a 49cc scooter to save money on gas. Should I just get a class M license instead?
I am thinking of buying a 49cc scooter to save money on gas. Should I pony up a little extra money/time just to get my Class M license so I have more options? Pro’s and Con’s people.
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I would like to stay in the $1000 range, and it must be street legal, with capable speeds of around 45mph.
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For example, a GMC truck or a Kia. Some people I’ve talked with say you get crappy cars (low fuel mileage) or warranties that can’t be transferred over to a 2nd owner – like from Kia. Is that pretty much it?
I’d like to get a new car with 0% financing or a 10 year warranty, but is this just a trap to lure in unsuspecting customers? Should I just save up 18k and buy a used 745i from a BMW dealer instead?
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If a hybrid costs $5,000 more and saves you $500 a year on gas – what is the advantage of buying hybrid.
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I was thinking about buying something mobile that saves gas. Was thinking about a moped. But the safety really concerns me. Any opinions?
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I need 6 new fuel injectors for my 1989-1990 pontiac firebird. it is a v6 coupe. The license and registration says its 1990. but the manufacturers sticker on the driver door says it was made 10/89 so which year do I put for my fuel injectors? on this site im using I put 90 and it asks if i want v6 or v8. when i put 89 it just shows me a v8 model so im pretty sure i still put 90 but it could be they just dont have the part. so im asking u car pros for help which year do i put it as for the right part. were talkin a lil under 1k in parts here so i wanna make sure i get the right ones i have been saving my money for too long i dont want to wait again
im going to be buying a book to instruct me i need to learn how to do this stuff on my own lol. anyways this is the part i plan on buying http://www.autoanything.com/fuel-systems-52-595-1990/201A2032.aspx?N=4294966594 and a dealership wud charge me an arm and a leg lol
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The premium you pay for a car that runs on E85 is more than you will save in fuel costs for the life of the car. It is cheaper just to run gas. (comparing for example Civic gas vs. hybrid at current fuel prices). I guess you have to decide how much the environmental trade-off is worth to you. Any thoughts?
Do fed tax breaks or employer incentives change that?
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I found out one eHow.com it says, “Buying gas in the morning or evening, when the temperature is cooler, will help you save money. When gas is hot, it expands, and since it is sold by volume, not density, you will get more for your money.” Is it true? Has anyone experienced significant mileage increasing by using this method?
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