Fuel up now

LOL and then what leave the car in garage?

I'm in So. Cal, gas is already $4/gal...

stevenD said:

I'm in So. Cal, gas is already $4/gal...

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Ouch. Seriously?

Maybe I’ll get the passport sooner than later. Truck has a 36 gallon tank

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I'm sure I'll be filling up then as well. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

It's already over $4.00 in the Bay Area, California.

It’s sad but kind of funny. Gas has been fairly reasonable last couple years and everyone wants the truck or suv. Ford for one is canceling all cars except focus and mustang due to demand. Now gas goes up most will want a car again

Yeah, the Tesla Model 3 with a couple options is right around the price of a Passport. I was hoping to buy a Passport this summer but if gas prices spike I may order one of them instead.

Zesty said:

Yeah, the Tesla Model 3 with a couple options is right around the price of a Passport. I was hoping to buy a Passport this summer but if gas prices spike I may order one of them instead.

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Tesla is hot garbage. Severe quality control issues, extended wait time for repairs if needed. And if you get in a decent sized wreck. That car will be sitting for months waiting on Tesla parts to come in. But to each their own.

I have my whole life bought cars/trucks because of my needs, gas mileage, people moving, work, cost..
I purchased my Passport for 1 basic reason, I WANTED it.. It is my soon to be my retirement car, gas mileage isn’t the best, but then its not the worst either.
If some day i have to pay $60.00 to $80.00 to fill it up, you won’t hear me complain because it was solely my choice.

FWIW: go to: www.gasbuddy.com and get the app.
Search for best gas pricing in your area.

Paid $3.87/gal @ Costco this morning (Calif)...

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$2.79 at Sam's Club in Hanover, PA.

stevenD said:

Paid $3.87/gal @ Costco this morning (Calif)...

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Wow, I paid 2.58 today at Costco in MN / you poor Cali folks (I saw Dave’s price too). I moved from Cali 19 years ago and don’t miss the cost of living there

A news report a few weeks back stated that the recent rise in gas prices was partly due to the February/March flooding in the midwest, causing much re-routing of rail and road traffic and some refinery closings.

coming from a Jeep Commander with a hemi and 11 mpg, I feel like I’m driving a hybrid