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I paid $69.86 for 47.868 liters of Diesel yesterday. That equals to $5.52 a gallon for 12.6455 gallons of fuel.
You'se guys got it good! Stop the whining! (just kidding )
What kind of rig do you drive Kiwon? A Korean diesel? I find it hard to believe that the Koreans would let the Japanese import cars.
2002 Hyundai Starex van (9 passenger). Styling
You'll see the occasional Lexus but that's about it. Imports still pay about a 20% duty (I think).
That is a sweet ride dude! I hate the fact that it is so hard to get the clean/efficient diesel tech over here that is available all over the damn planet.
$2.60 in Minneapolis. Darn. Green Bay is expensive. I guess I realized that from being there before. I'm not using to paying so much for gas when I go there.
"There's a lot of interest in the draft. It's great. But quite frankly, most of the people that are commenting on it don't know anything about what they are talking about."--Ted Thompson
You are forgetting one thing about England. While it is a free society, it is not based on freedom. There is no equivalent "bill of rights". The English society will "tolerate" intrusions to freedom that this country will not
Not to mention that government owned cctv cameras on roads and streets are now up to something like 1 for every 14 citizens.
Using approximate currency conversion rates today and reckoning very roughly on an American gallon being about 4 litres, the price now in Ireland (and it's just dropped slightly) per gallon of petrol, in dollars, is approx. $6.40 or so per/gal at the cheapest petrol stations. Two weeks ago it was about 30 cents more.
Using approximate currency conversion rates today and reckoning very roughly on an American gallon being about 4 litres, the price now in Ireland (and it's just dropped slightly) per gallon of petrol, in dollars, is approx. $6.40 or so per/gal at the cheapest petrol stations. Two weeks ago it was about 30 cents more.
Yeah, but how far do you have to drive in Ireland to get anywhere?
Using approximate currency conversion rates today and reckoning very roughly on an American gallon being about 4 litres, the price now in Ireland (and it's just dropped slightly) per gallon of petrol, in dollars, is approx. $6.40 or so per/gal at the cheapest petrol stations. Two weeks ago it was about 30 cents more.
Yeah, but how far do you have to drive in Ireland to get anywhere?
LOL. Wherever you have to go, with traffic being the way it is, your car has to idle for at least an extra half an hour.
Do people with hybrids get to do happy dances now?
(I dislike hybrids, the idea of INCREASING the mechanical complexity of cars is a bummer. Electric cars have much lower maintenance than friggin internal combustion engines. Lets just get electric cars on the road, people can keep their gas guzzers for long trips.)
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