yup put 50$ in today a little over a quarter tank. just disgusting.
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yup put 50$ in today a little over a quarter tank. just disgusting.
Was working with a buddy cutting some danger trees on the weekend, filled the old Suburban up from a quarter tank. At 170 she stopped. Good thing the tree jobs pay lol. Good reminder that Liberal policies cost.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bowjob
A buddy of mine just got back from the east coast visiting his parents. Gas was $1.80 a litre. Do the math, $8.19 a gal
I'm not as old as Joe. I was paying 32 cents per Imperial gallon when I started driving. :)
I miss my suburban, but with the fuel consumption going to the US pre-covid it was more cost effective to buy a diesel, I can recall days when I swear I could see the gas needle dropping as I drove. Now with the recent diesel prices not dropping in the summer it became more cost effective to buy an EV. I still miss my suburban, it was so comfortable on the highway with the captains seats and air suspension.Quote:
Originally Posted by hunter06
I love that baby, she’s at 420,000 and still going’s strong. She does eat gas though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marker
bulk fuel surcharge for heavy loads just hit 45.71% of linehaul rates (Aug 31 FCA report) guess who gets to cover that additional cost?
ive been screaming lmfao. i have a gmc 2017 SLT V8.
to fill my tank up its within the rage of 170ish bucks give or take.
lets just say i havent filled it all the way up in a couple months now lol.
i throw 60 bucks at it and that lasts me maybe 4 or 5 days going back and fourth to work .
my parents went there a couple months ago my dad said he seen it as high as 2 bucks in some places.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bo D
Supposedly more cuts to barrels per day and extending the already cut production soon. Expect more hikes in the future, then again in the spring from our own tax hikes.
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