I buy a new Chevy which get mileage of 28 mpg for $18,000 plus the trade-in of my old Ford which gets 22 mpg. Then when I buy gasoline for the next 3 years, maximum of 12,000 miles a year, they’ll reimburse me for any price over $2.99 a gallon.
For example if I pay $3.99/gal for 20 gallons of petrol, they’ll write me out a check for $20 every time.
So if I drive the 12K a year, how much will I save on gas if it stays around $4?
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