07-18-2017, 09:23 AM
@ 20,000 miles a year its around $1000/year difference in fuel cost going from 40mpg to 20mpg, which is a pretty extreme step in the difference and annual mileage. Figure you keep the car a few years, so a few thou in your pocket is nice to have.
Buying a car on the basis of MPG is such a fucking irrational decision for most buyers working about a 5mpg difference
and driving 10k miles a year, but people generally make poor decisions so :dunno:
Buying a car on the basis of MPG is such a fucking irrational decision for most buyers working about a 5mpg difference
and driving 10k miles a year, but people generally make poor decisions so :dunno: