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SOUND OFF: Just How Much A Month Are You Spending To Fill Up?

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SOUND OFF: Just How Much A Month Are You Spending To Fill Up?

To no one’s surprise, gasoline prices are still rising. Red hot overseas demand, a weak dollar, and an already strained infrastructure keep the prices climbing, with many analysts expecting $5 a gallon early next year.

Over last few years on AutoSpies I have, read what many of you drive, and where many of you reside, so I have and idea of just how bad it can be for a lot of you. By the looks of it, we have a large representation of hybrids and few diesels and of course quite a few SUV’s in the mix as well. Since gas prices are a sensitive issue for a lot of us, it is not uncommon to read many of you commenting just how much the pump is costing you.

So why not see just how much were all are spending out there? Obviously gas prices in New York City are higher than in Oklahoma City, so let us know how much a gallon you are paying, and how much your monthly expenditure is for fuel.

If you have any tips you have come across to save gas, why not let us know just how well that is working for you too.

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Agent009 - 5/6/2008 10:59:42 AMView My AgentSpace

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I'll start out:

The Pilot is once a week to fill up @ $3.45 a gallon and a tank a bit over $60 a week.

The Audi is once every two weeks @ $3.75 a gallon and it runs about $55.

So our outlay is about $350 a month, just to fill up.

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Agent00J - 5/6/2008 4:09:35 PMView My AgentSpace

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Gas is running between $3.45 - $3.65 depending on grade.

The M3 is running about $50.00 about every 5 days sucking down the premium at $3.65 a gallon. I will confess to having put the cheap stuff in it on my last trip to Atlanta late last month as I was running straight freeway driving at constant speeds. The 15 MPG the car has been getting isn't helping matters either.

The A6 is running about $60.00 every 8-9 days, thankfully my wife doesn't drive as much as I do. It gets around 19 MPG, and I only put the cheap stuff in that car.

EnnNorak - 5/6/2008 4:33:18 PM

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I paid C$1.324 per litre for premium to fill my leased Audi A6 Quattro yesterday in Edmonton, Alberta. My lease expires in 10 days so it may be my last fill-up for that car.

We follow the U.S. presidential primaries closely in Canada and I cannot understand why some candidates are making a summer gas tax holiday an issue when they can't take formally take office until next January. Are they saying that the economy will continue to sputter through the summer of 2009 when they might be in a position to do something about the gas tax?

I have to side with Obama on this one as it is vital to keep up employment in highway and bridge rehabilitation. I'd rather pay more for gas than risk driving over a bridge that collapses under me.

budfrogS4 - 5/6/2008 11:12:45 AMView My AgentSpace

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$3.79, ~$55 every 10 days

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GTR35 - 5/6/2008 11:13:09 AM

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I'm very pissed off about this crap. For the first time ever I payed just over $70 to fill up my Maxima and that's how it's going to be at least once a week. That puts me at about $280 a month, it's insane. There must be something we can do, but what?

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Agent009 - 5/6/2008 11:20:19 AMView My AgentSpace

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Carpool, or mass transit?

0to60 - 5/6/2008 1:15:36 PM

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rsands1, when is a civic fast and fun to drive? I owned one and I dont remember anything fast or fun about it. Additionally I dont feel that a maxima gobbles gas. When I had it, it was fairly fuel efficient, although my accord did get slightly better MPG.

EnnNorak - 5/6/2008 4:35:41 PM

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Car pool or mass transit is risky as too many sick people cough all sorts of diseases into the closed atmosphere there. Security in cities like New York is also an issue.

DexDiamonds - 5/6/2008 11:19:11 AM

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'05 Acura TL @ $4.07- $55 every week and a half (I drive significantly less now, take train to work)

'95 Honda Civic @ $3.79- $32 every week

About to get a motorcyle hoping for 55+ MPG for commute.

So I guess you can say ~ $300 a month.

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0to60 - 5/6/2008 11:53:10 AM

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What kind of motorcycle. When I got my 1400 cc bike I was getting 29 MPG. Now I got it up to 38.

DexDiamonds - 5/6/2008 12:01:03 PM

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Something to commute but sporty. I live in the city so 600cc should be good enough.

0to60 - 5/6/2008 1:16:58 PM

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Good stuff. I love my bike. It is a great alternative to cars because of the greater MPG.

Threepoint1415926 - 5/6/2008 2:15:54 PM

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My BMW R1150RT gets about 40 for the commute, the K1200S gets about 35 with the style of riding it's meant for. So not a lot better than commuting with my E320CDI. Motorcycle is just a faster, easier commute.

M35MT - 5/6/2008 11:20:15 AMView My AgentSpace

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'speed3 bi-weekly mrkt. price of 93 oct ($3.65) $42.00

That's around $85-100 /month. But I pay another $200 to the Commuter Rail so it all evens out based on what others seem to be paying.

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MaindrianPace - 5/6/2008 11:23:33 AM

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I tell ya, I'd be happy to pay the prices you guys pay. Maybe US citizens should start appreciating how good they have it!

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opfreak - 5/6/2008 11:27:23 AM

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phhf, how much of tax are you paying? or is that great public transport you have 'free'?

LOL

MaindrianPace - 5/6/2008 12:46:22 PM

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Most of it's tax, which I wouldn't mind if I saw it going back to the motorist or even public transport. With the amount of road tax, tax on fuel, congestion charging and tax on new cars that we pay, not to mention the speed camera 'stealth' tax, you'd have thought we'd have a kick ass road network, and/or reliable extensive public transport. But both are pretty poor (To be fair the public transport system in London is pretty extensive - if it were as good outside of London, I wouldn't NEED a car).

Hydrogen cars and bicycles with KERS, that's the future.

0to60 - 5/6/2008 11:51:29 AM

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G35 @ $3.79/gallon (17 gallons) every 4 days (I drive a lot) = $64.43 * 7 times/month = $483.22

Ninja ZX-14 @ 38 MPG - about $13.50 to fill up every other time I ride = $54/ month

Grand Total = $537.22 (a car payment!)

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w209w114 - 5/6/2008 11:52:48 AMView My AgentSpace

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SLK280

$65 a Fillup at about $3.78/gal weekly = $260 per month averaging 21.3 MPG as of yesterday

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_43LE - 5/6/2008 12:09:21 PM

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$60 bucks a month. I ride my bike to work (10 min) and only use my car on the weekends if needed. Thankfully I live in a walking city. Ideal situation.

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bigmotov - 5/6/2008 12:09:38 PM

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$3.55 (regular)/gallon - $245/month (3 times/month)
$3.67 (premium)/gallon - $140/month (2 times/month)

= approx $385/month

I have a friend who spends approximately $600/month due to the job (traveling).

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EvoAudi - 5/6/2008 12:11:18 PMView My AgentSpace

+1 Boost

S-class-4.07 a gallon=$150a week
R-Class-4.07 a gallon=$120a week

30mile commute twice a day+school trip.

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silver1 - 5/6/2008 12:21:33 PM

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3.69 a gallon = $60.00 per fill-up

$120.00 per week

$480.00 per month

$5760.00 per year

$6000.00 a year on gas!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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silver1 - 5/6/2008 12:55:31 PM

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Oh yeah, I dive alot......
I do live in Houston, TX the largest city in America by land with over a million people. So people here in Houston drive more down here than any other U.S. major city because it's so spread out...

Agent009 - 5/6/2008 2:43:21 PMView My AgentSpace

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That and Houston traffic sucks big time! Is there ever a time to drive through there and NOT get stuck in a jam?

EnnNorak - 5/6/2008 4:37:52 PM

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Silver1, I remember people driving to work from the Valley to LA 70 miles each way in the old days -- I wonder if that is still the case today?

silver1 - 5/6/2008 6:34:51 PM

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"Agent009"

yes and No. Houston Ranks #5 in the nation for traffic. is not all that bad in Houston compared to cities like DC, Atlanta, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, but in some other place it takes me 2 hours in houston to get from point A To Point B

silver1 - 5/6/2008 6:40:12 PM

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"EnnNorak"

I'm not sure....I commute about 90 miles everyday here in Houston for work.....

xdrive_ - 5/6/2008 12:34:02 PM

+1 Boost

About $85 a month for my 3-Series. My center console is getting launched this week and she has a 225 gallon fuel tank, so my fuel expenses are going to be going up drastically during boat season.

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Chaos29 - 5/6/2008 12:53:17 PM

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Here in the USA... 4 cylinder cars cannot carry an average butt. We need 6 cylinder to carry the car and the average sized butt. Most of us are shaped like a burgar-- u know, small head, huge wase, tiny legs..??? well, we prefer detroits v8 (It helps us get up to speed on the on ramp).

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EnnNorak - 5/6/2008 4:40:29 PM

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I looked at the base model Porsche Cayenne as a possible replacement for my leased Audi A6 Quattro and I can't believe the narrow seats they put into that otherwise fine machine. It was a deal-breaker for me and my wife even though our butts are about average.

sold2early - 5/6/2008 1:23:44 PM

+1 Boost

I can fill up at McDonalds for $5.

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0to60 - 5/6/2008 2:08:04 PM

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Really, I can with $2. How much do you eat?

sold2early - 5/6/2008 2:21:51 PM

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You're not living life to its fullest if you don't get the super size Big Mac value meal with a pound of fries and the trash can sized Pail-O-Coke.

0to60 - 5/6/2008 4:34:19 PM

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lol

hatepusss - 5/6/2008 1:56:00 PM

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~$140 (US) per month

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S4cabriofoxone - 5/6/2008 2:17:09 PMView My AgentSpace

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Depending on which car I drive...

Spring / summer - S4 - $70 a week (~40 mi a day)

Fall / winter - A3 - $50 a week

Wife - X5 - $75 a week

So, half the year I'm paying $580/mo, and the rest of the time it's $500.

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KZ258 - 5/6/2008 2:52:54 PM

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wow s4...you even pay for your wife's gas? now thats something i couldnt do. maybe once in a while but surely not every week. she is certainly lucky and must mean the world and more to you. if you dont mind me asking, how much was her wedding ring and her dress? also, how much is she entitled to in case of a very unfortunate event(death btw)? (LOL)

S4cabriofoxone - 5/9/2008 12:13:59 AMView My AgentSpace

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She doesn't work.

KZ258 - 5/9/2008 10:54:39 AM

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you married a woman who doesnt work? are you the old fashion type who prefer "house wives" or what? (i dont mean this in any offense. just curious btw)

mini22 - 5/6/2008 2:52:00 PM

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I have 2001 Rav 4 and a 2006 Mini Cooper S. The Rav4 costs about $39 every other week and the Mini is $48 every other week(premium).So $174 per month. I have a friend who owns a GMC Duramax Diesel.It costs him $110 every other week to fill that sucker up. He also owns an 07 Honda CRV. I'm guessing it's similar in cost to my Rav 4.So figure about $300 a month for gas for him.

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FastGTR - 5/6/2008 2:59:54 PM

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I don't really comment much here, but you said any tips to save money so here it is.

Http://www.H2Opowered.info

I'm sure all of you being Autospies readers you've all heard about turning water to HHO (Hydrogen) and making your car to a Hybrid. Well Donald I did it for under $500 (E-book, built kit, and installation) and I'm happy to say I'm getting at 65 MPH about 37 MPG and 55 about 40 MPG. (2007 Acura TL Type-S) San Diego, CA

Hope that helps you guys :)

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no1listensanyway - 5/6/2008 3:11:10 PM

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For tax purposes, I cut it off at 50.00 a week, so its easier to tabulate at the end of the year. There are also some weeks in the summer where I will have to do a double fill up.

My grand total for gas in 2007, was 2800, I guestimate a 20% increase in gas for 08, so this year should be about $3360. If I drive the same amount.

I start my job on Wall Street which is easily accesible by Train/subway, so there is no need for a car.

Im honesly getting sick of paying these prices though, its BS. Its not the American way, we buy enough oil and energy to get a better deal.

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no1listensanyway - 5/6/2008 3:14:06 PM

+1 Boost

oh BTW, my roomates RR Supercharged Sport is about 100, at least once a week. Premium over here is about 4.14

vladyxa - 5/6/2008 5:02:11 PM

+1 Boost

I don't know exactly. I stopped looking at the pump meter once it hit $3.00 / gallon.

Just don't want to get upset about high gas prices, because the situation will not become better if I get upset.

Do I like high gas prices? NO.
Will I drive less because of gas prices are going up? NO.
Will I change my car to something consuming less gas? NO.

You see my point? Why should I think about gas prices, if there is not much I can do about it to change it?

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Janizary - 5/6/2008 5:32:53 PMView My AgentSpace

+1 Boost

$35 per week on the IS350, so about $150'ish a month.

If I drive either of my jeeps or my F350 Crewcab it gets ugly, fast.

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speedmaster - 5/6/2008 5:42:31 PMView My AgentSpace

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You guys should have bought a smart car.

When I had mine, I was paying $30 to fill up ($4.00 a gallon) and I got around 340 miles out of it.
Insurance was $300 every 6 months.
Car payments was $200 a month.
Parking = priceless.

Unfortunately, I sold my smart to a lady with a Cayenne Turbo.

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rjvanro - 5/6/2008 6:27:55 PM

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WHAT CAN BE DONE?

SIMPLE, WRITE YOUR POLITICAL REPRESENTATIVE AND TELL THEM THAT A EUROPEAN DIESEL GETTING 50 MPG IS FAR BETTER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT THAN SOME APPROVED SUV GETTING 18.

STOP BUYING THOSE DAMN GAS GUZZLERS AND NORTH AMERICAN GOVERNMENT AND THE AUTO DEALERS WILL STEP UP TO THE PLATE.

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olscuul - 5/6/2008 7:05:21 PM

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this topic is a good one. i sat down and added up the numbers for the fleet* and at 4 bucks a gallon it was a lot higher number than i thought it would be.
we haven't actually paid that much yet, but we could very soon.
as a family, we drive about 41k per year and consume around 2200 gallons of gas. average works out to be about 18.5
i think my kids are going to have to start paying for gas. :)
* 4 vehicles: v8 suv, v6 cuv, v6 awd sedan, v8 convertible.

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olscuul - 5/6/2008 7:10:38 PM

+1 Boost

that works out to be about 735 a month for gas.
my kids definitely going to start paying for gas!

stone - 5/6/2008 7:05:25 PM

+1 Boost

06 Nissan Armada 4X4 28 gallon tank * 3.49/gallon regular * 3 fillups per month = ~ $293/month

04 BMW 745Li 23 gallon tank * 3.89/gallon premium * 3 fillups per month = ~ $268/month

Total $568/month wow! time to buy more energy stocks.....

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stone - 5/6/2008 7:17:34 PM

+1 Boost

Oh and you can have my oversized, gas guzzling SUV when you pry it from my cold dead hands! I will trade my 745 for a Yugo hybrid before I part with the Armada, I have never owned a more useful vehicle. You gotta pay to play........

Stone

Stone

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olscuul - 5/6/2008 8:26:34 PM

+1 Boost

i feel the same way about my suv. it provides great utility. it helps to be able to have something else to drive when you don't need that.

007BIG3 - 5/6/2008 8:19:17 PM

+1 Boost

I drive about 500 mile per week and I fill up every monday a full tank costs me about $38 now that 87 octane cost $3.75/gallon I'm one of the smart ones that drives a prius. I was getting about 44 mpg when driving between 75-90 mph but gas got too expensive so now I drive in the slow lane behind 18 wheelers at about 55-65 mph. and now I avg. between 52/54 mpg. on the highway. I now spend about $160/month on gas. IT'S INSANE!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHA

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huu76 - 5/6/2008 9:26:10 PM

+1 Boost

$400+

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huu76 - 5/6/2008 9:32:35 PM

+1 Boost

Actually, at $92 a tank. Fill up for 4 work weeks and 1 week for weekend runabouts, and that's before any trips.

Crap, I'd better go lease a BMW and save some money.

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mercuryguy - 5/7/2008 12:07:09 AM

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Ford needs to extend its New 4.4L Diesel beyond just their new small truck lineup.

This engine also needs to become the standard engine on the new Lincoln crossovers that are coming, like the new MKt.

This will provide, power, acceleration, towing power all at 50 Miles per gallon. What could be better?

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mercuryguy - 5/7/2008 12:13:04 AM

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I’m sorry; the smart car is no good in new York state where we share the thruway with double trailer rigs. The car is just too small. One accident, and your done.
I was really interested in the VW Tiguan Diesel, but after looking at it, I found that there is insufficient room for a full sized spare.

Driving hundreds of miles per day for sales, a full-size spare is a must.

“Don’t leave home without it!”

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I95SPEEDINGTICKETS - 5/7/2008 1:04:13 AM

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$70 twice a week

So thats $140 a Week

So thats $560 approx a Month

Thats with Mostly Suvs and a couple o weeks with 2008 G35

Still less than i would spend on a A4 3.0 TDI in the UK in the same period.

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SuperAgent001 - 5/7/2008 1:29:49 AM

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G35 6MT Coupe 9,000 miles a year in Houston at 18.5MPG @$3.79 per gallon results in $153 per month, with 9.5 miles single trip to work. I figure, at $4.99/gallon, I’d still be financially better off driving my paid-off G-Coupe for at least four years than buying a 94MPG pathetic Prius.

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ktu01 - 5/7/2008 2:25:12 AM

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I don't drive my car that often so I fill up once every 4-5 weeks, but gasoline is approx $4.00 for regular here so that's about $56 bucks a month.

One thing interesting (and scary) to note though is that, since I only fill up once every month, everytime I fill up the price per gallon is significantly higher than the time before. I last filled up at $3.98. A month ago it was $3.72. A month before that, it was $3.44.

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truckmen - 5/7/2008 4:26:10 AM

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Too much! I want a volt but a 4 door. It is good on gas isn't it?

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weaponX - 5/7/2008 8:48:50 AM

+1 Boost

99' Honda Prelude - $30/week @ $1.20 CAD/litre.

07' BMW M5 - $90/week.

I'm getting 20.3L/100 km on the M5.

Drive about 300 km a week.

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S4cabriofoxone - 5/9/2008 12:17:48 AMView My AgentSpace

+1 Boost

So... do you live in the US or the UK?

rubenkincaid - 5/7/2008 9:07:46 AM

+1 Boost

I live in NYC and drive 1000 miles per month in an LR3.
Mainly highway mileage at 16mpg. Roughly $300 per month.
Luckily, in the city, the subway is the fastest and cheapest way to get around. I wouldn't want to be stuck in Houston or Atlanta when it hits 5 bucks a gallon.

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henbmw - 5/7/2008 10:01:01 AM

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I HOPE the prices of gas keep rising. Maybe then people will actually start driving less and realizing that FOSSIL FUELS WON'T BE AROUND FOREVER

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Chaos29 - 5/7/2008 12:49:53 PM

+1 Boost

Me too...I hope gas prices reach $10.00 a gallon.

Redwood - 5/7/2008 10:31:22 AMView My AgentSpace

+1 Boost

Once a week, about $60/tank (premium), '99 328i. I drive 44 miles 5 days/wk for my commute.

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AMiodynski - 5/7/2008 11:42:04 AM

+1 Boost

My V8 Explorer cost me an average of $78 a fill up now every 5 days of driving to and from work. Plus any weekend driving I'm paying about $450 a month in gas. My wife has a Prius and is spending under $100 a month !!

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mercuryguy - 5/7/2008 12:36:30 PM

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Well, the V8 Explorer has a great engine. The 4.6L is perfect for quietness, power and acceleration. It is the 4 wheel drive that kills the Mileage since it is geared too low for highway driving. The Explorer was designed for trailer towing.
Unfortunately the V6 engines are just simply underpowered and very noisy, because you have to floor the gas pedal to get them to accelerate on a highway, which is tough abuse on the engine.
Ford's 3.8L V6 (Their biggest) isn’t bad, but the 4.6L V8 is still more refined.

I see all the car companies keep making their V6 bigger and bigger to squeeze out more horsepower, but the 4.6L V8 is just the perfect size.

Now is the time to go Diesel, that is a more efficient, more refined idea than the V6 gasoline idea.

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mercuryguy - 5/7/2008 1:06:59 PM

+1 Boost

When Audi and BMW produce gas guzzling V8s, V12s and now the W12s, they get applauded.

When the domestics put a V8 logo on the fender, it causes road rage.

Is horsepower now only reserved the rich and famous?

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speedmaster - 5/7/2008 1:07:43 PMView My AgentSpace

+1 Boost

Soon the price of gas will be higher than leasing an electric car.

I'm all for it. The benefit of higher gas prices are faster commutes, more usage of public transportation, and lower prices on work vehicles like trucks and SUVs.

The only downside is inflation. Higher gas prices = higher cost for everything else like food.

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speedmaster - 5/7/2008 1:08:20 PMView My AgentSpace

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"Soon the price of gas will be higher than leasing an electric car."

I meant to say, soon the monthly expense for gas for many people will justify the cost of leasing an electric car.

BMW995 - 5/7/2008 9:29:27 PM

+1 Boost

The way to stop your endless gasoline price increases is to hedge the price of oil. A simple way to do it is to buy a oil service mutual fund or ETF. I've been holding one for years, and the higher the price of oil goes, the more valuable my investment becomes.
Of course, if oil prices start falling you'll begin to lose money.
If you want to try it, wait until the fund drops 5 to 10% then dive in. Good luck!

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supermoto - 5/8/2008 5:24:10 PM

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~ $100 a month in the 335i. My wife and I both live within 1.5 miles from our jobs. Commuters are suckas!

But I welcome high fuel prices. It will keep a lot of idiots off the road. $20 a gallon, bring it on! The state of CA will be my own personal racetrack.

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cRacKhEaDaLLeY - 5/8/2008 5:31:38 PM

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27.8 MPG on a '00 e46 with the 2.5 in Vancouver = around $60 every 10 days = $180/month, give or take.
If I fill-up in the U.S (Point Roberts, WA), around $150-160/month, give or take.

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saekee - 5/9/2008 12:09:27 AM

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$2/gallon too much...WTF.

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carchick - 5/9/2008 6:38:17 PM

+1 Boost

I am lucky enough to not really have to use my car as much now a days. When I am at the pump I easily pump in a good $47 a tank in a 2004 Ford Mustang. Gas is $4+/-

I am just hoping that the transition to alternative fuel will be a seamless transition that will be cheap and easily accessible.

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Professor - 5/10/2008 4:00:24 PM

+1 Boost

I own a 2006 Honda Accord, 4 cylinder

i fill it up twice a week by 6,4 $ each
so, a total of 12 $ weekly,,,48 $ monthly

it's the cheapest fuel you could ever use.. it's Saudi Arabia where the fuel is much chepaer than fresh water.

Best Regards

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