Wow...

[Nhz]

I just filled yesterday and it cost me a nice 78$... And I only use 91 octane.
Seriously, I mean it is a damn protege! not a 5.0 pickup...
Gas prices are really getting too high. Hell I mean it's not like I'm gonna sell it and buy a bike but it's getting sick.
Btw, how many miles can you do in average with a full tank?

 

[11B-33T]

Btw, how many miles can you do in average with a full tank?

That question's answer will vary by type of driver style, type of tires & pressure, mods etc. I keep my tires @2 PSI above the norm; average 33+ mpg on the highway running 80-90mph with the A/C no higher than '2' and moderate boosting to get clear of the rest of the cattle. City mpg is around 24-27 mpg average..

 

[Silverspeed2015]

I get about 24 miles per gallon, i run 93 octane, only the best for my MSP, lol

 

[dkrazykracker32]

I get anywhere from 19 to 23 mostly city, but that's with an exhaust leak right above the turbo. I'm running 93 and it's never cost me over $50 to fill up (running 93) but I always fill up at about a quarter of a tank.

 

[Nhz]

That question's answer will vary by type of driver style, type of tires & pressure, mods etc. I keep my tires @2 PSI above the norm; average 33+ mpg on the highway running 80-90mph with the A/C no higher than '2' and moderate boosting to get clear of the rest of the cattle. City mpg is around 24-27 mpg average..

Yep I know I was just asking what is the average because I'm getting 24 mpg 70% highway / 30% city and thought it was alot more than the 30mpg from MSP spec, although I have a boosted ES2.0, maybe I'm just tuned even more rich than the msp is already tuned. Btw I'm almost never boosting and running as much economical as I can
Is it really better for my car to run 93 instead of 91? I know running 87-89 is really stupid but here the most the companies can offer is 91, and rarely I see 93 at some places.

 

[Outlawstar98]

78 to fill up???? 6$ a gallon?? WTF are you smoking?

 

[mymmeryloss]

That's an awful lot.

I only spend around $100 to fill up my dodge ram...

 

[Silverspeed2015]

im payed $4.29 per gallon the other day and it cost about $55

 

[littlemimus]

im payed $4.29 per gallon the other day and it cost about $55

thats exactly what i pay. and thatll last me around 400 miles

 

[mymmeryloss]

^ I'm in taft right now, and its 4.79/gallon right now...

 

[littlemimus]

^ I'm in taft right now, and its 4.79/gallon right now...

wow your that close???

 

[mymmeryloss]

Here for work. Flying out Monday. I came to bakersfield yesterday for in n out haha. Sitting in the hotel all alone bored if u wanna have beers lol

 

[Outlawstar98]

It's 4.25 for 93 today for me

 

[bikingpro5]

78 to fill up???? 6$ a gallon?? WTF are you smoking?

hes in Quebec, Canada gas is always crazy expensive... my 91 is currently 1.47 a liter cost me about 70 to fill the car weekly

 

[FrankenMazda3]

for us is $3.80 for 93 octane, get around 33 mpg maybe 30 if I drive my car like I stole it.

 

[Ricktalife]

**** oil companies. I love when people defend them and say "their markup is only like 2 cents a gallon", but think about how many gallons America alone uses per day. Oil companies only make like, billions of dollars profit per year anyway... no big deal. Not to mention their profits have significantly increased as gas prices skyrocket. Coincidence?
http://money.cnn.com/2010/07/29/news/companies/Exxon/index.htm

 

[littlemimus]

Here for work. Flying out Monday. I came to bakersfield yesterday for in n out haha. Sitting in the hotel all alone bored if u wanna have beers lol

if you wanna head out to in n out tongiht there are a bunch of ricers and some actual tuners that meet up there hahahah

 

[FrankenMazda3]

Because your in bakersfield. Has it gotten any better since 2003??

 

[littlemimus]

Because your in bakersfield. Has it gotten any better since 2003??

better in what sense?

 

[slavrenz]

78 to fill up???? 6$ a gallon?? WTF are you smoking?

Don't ever move to Europe. I think you'd faint when you realize how spoiled we are (still) with gas at only $4/gallon.