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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So if you’ve heard there are alot of people selling chips for fuel injected vehicles that supposedly increase gas mileage.For instance there is one I’m looking at on Ebay right now that says it can make my Tercel get 45 MPG.Well driving right on the highway I can do that without a chip.So does anyone know if these really help gas mileage or not.If so please direct me to one you know works.
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