TurquoiseB:
> My current car, which I bought used five years
> ago for 2000 Euros, had an original combined
> urban/hwy rating of 45.6 mpg when new, and still
> gets it...
>
So, you car gets better gas milage than a Honda
Insight. Very impressive - what is it, a Moped?
2010 Honda Insight 40
> > It is a fact that men tend to overestimate
> > the gas mileage they get in their favorite
> > car.
> >
Hugo:
> YMMV?
>
Other factors being considered - six-speed
automatic transmission, displacment and torque.
http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/cars/index.htm
Fuel economy factors inclu
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "WillyTex" wrote:
>
>
>
> TurquoiseB:
> > My current car, which I bought used five
> > years ago for 2000 Euros, had an original
> > combined urban/hwy rating of 45.6 mpg when
> > new, and still gets it. Using diesel fuel,
> > which in Europe costs 30
TurquoiseB:
> My current car, which I bought used five
> years ago for 2000 Euros, had an original
> combined urban/hwy rating of 45.6 mpg when
> new, and still gets it. Using diesel fuel,
> which in Europe costs 30% less than
> gasoline.
>
It is a fact that men tend to overestimate
the ga
So, you bought a new car.
I could swear it looked like a piece of dust...
>
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "It's just a ride"
wrote:
>
> I could swear it looked like a piece of dust. Nevermind.
> (This has been a true story)
Because I'm not a math whiz like some of you, I'm having difficulty
figuring out what the "tradeup" point is for me to consider a hybrid.
Th
