Fuel prices

[jerry-jones]

With the fuel prices the way they are it's cheaper too run the turnpike then avoid it

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[idtrans]

With the fuel prices the way they are it's cheaper too run the turnpike then avoid it

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Depends what your driving

 

[Desperado]

i'm down to 62 now getting 12.3 thinkink about droping down to 59

 

[jerry-jones]

just remember if your one of those people that go speeds of 70 and 75 ......... keeping your van rolling at about 60 to 65 miles an hour its like getting a free tank of gas every 5 fill ups

 

[flattop40]

just remember if your one of those people that go speeds of 70 and 75 ......... keeping your van rolling at about 60 to 65 miles an hour its like getting a free tank of gas every 5 fill ups

A little bit of a stretch with this statement. When I drive 63 I get 17-18 per gal. When I drive 70 I get 16-17 per gal. It does help but its not 20% savings. '07 e-350 extended 5.4L gas

 

[scottm4211]

A little bit of a stretch with this statement. When I drive 63 I get 17-18 per gal. When I drive 70 I get 16-17 per gal. It does help but its not 20% savings. '07 e-350 extended 5.4L gas

That's good to see that Ford seems to be getting better fuel economy these days.

 

[Deville]

A little bit of a stretch with this statement. When I drive 63 I get 17-18 per gal. When I drive 70 I get 16-17 per gal. It does help but its not 20% savings. '07 e-350 extended 5.4L gas

Oy I wih I got that Mileage.I do alot of city driving I avg 12.4 in the city & 14-15 on the hwy. I have the bigger v8 in my e350. Lot's of power (that I don't use) horible gas mileage.

 

[DieselDriver]

Instead of going bankrupt slowly...call for a NATIONAL TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE to bring down fuel prices...NO FREIGHT FOR 7 DAYS...NO FREIGHT FOR 7 DAYS...

 

[ErieBigDawg]

Saw a station in West Palm Beach with their diesel prices set at $4.429...I did NOT stop!!

 

[greg334]

Instead of going bankrupt slowly...call for a NATIONAL TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE to bring down fuel prices...NO FREIGHT FOR 7 DAYS...NO FREIGHT FOR 7 DAYS...

Yea right.

Any of you want to pay my bills?

I'm not a frickn' teamster who gets paid for striking.

Fuel prices are high because of speculation in the market and the value of the dollar. If we want to get the fuel prices down, then raise interest rates, bring back some confidence in the dollar while seriously cutting the federal debt - like 25% of the operating cost of the entire federal government.

 

[moose]

some places selling diesel for less then gas now.

 

[davekc]

Value of the dollar is becoming a bigger problem every day. As DC keeps racking up the debt, the value of the dollar drops. Since its value is less, it takes more dollars to buy the same barrel of foreign oil.
Of course we are so smart we give billions in loan guarantees to Brazil so they in turn can screw us later.