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[JPolen01]

i never got why people get so concerned about having to use 93 instead of 87 octane unless you're driving like 15k+ miles a year or getting 10 mpg. around here its about a difference of $3.50 a tank. over the course of a year its like what, $300 bucks, tops? don't supersize your lunch once a week and you make up the difference.

I have this conversation all the time with my dad. He refuses to look at cars that require 93. I always explain to him that you not be looking at like $5 more per tank. Not sure if he doesn't get it or is just principle that he won't buy 93. Makes me so frustrated.