how much does it cost to fill up your TL right now
01-18-2010, 10:17 AM
#5
That certainly depends on how much fuel is remaining in the tank. If I fill it up when half empty. or half full as some might say, $26, but if empty $54.
Better to see what the gas prices are throughout the country.
For example, I see a Chevron station in SF, preminum is $3.59, while premium in my area is $2.89. Manhattan, $3.89.
http://gasbuddy.com/
Better to see what the gas prices are throughout the country.
For example, I see a Chevron station in SF, preminum is $3.59, while premium in my area is $2.89. Manhattan, $3.89.
http://gasbuddy.com/
Last edited by Turbonut; 01-18-2010 at 10:22 AM.
01-18-2010, 10:18 AM
#7
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Almost $50
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01-18-2010, 10:35 AM
#9
If the tank is really empty, needle bellow the EMPTY line for couple miles it can go between 60 to 70 CDN.
If not its 50 to 60...
SPECS: 17 gallon tank (64 liter)
So it will always depends on how much gas is still in your tank and the price of the gallon at that time....it's all relative!!!
If not its 50 to 60...
SPECS: 17 gallon tank (64 liter)
So it will always depends on how much gas is still in your tank and the price of the gallon at that time....it's all relative!!!
01-18-2010, 10:37 AM
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$36 or so
some places are charging $3.10 for premium.
01-18-2010, 11:41 AM
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Lately its been around 35 bucks or so.. only $2.90 where I live, but when it was 4 bucks a gallon it was an easy 60 bucks or more 
Wish the days when gas was like a dollar a gallon would come back, think it was like that around 2001 or so for the summer. Could fill your tank and still have money for snacks inside with just 15 bucks in your pocket
Wish the days when gas was like a dollar a gallon would come back, think it was like that around 2001 or so for the summer. Could fill your tank and still have money for snacks inside with just 15 bucks in your pocket
01-18-2010, 01:45 PM
#29
Area on my XM
I don't know. My butler gets fuel for me.
I average a tank a week... $180-$220 monthly these days. Just wait until Israel loses their patience with their neighbors to their east. $3.30/gal is going to be considered cheap gas.
I average a tank a week... $180-$220 monthly these days. Just wait until Israel loses their patience with their neighbors to their east. $3.30/gal is going to be considered cheap gas.
01-18-2010, 02:08 PM
#32
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You can always make your own fuel: http://running_on_alcohol.tripod.com/
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01-18-2010, 02:40 PM
#35
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I don't mean to get political here, but if we can just reduce our dependancy on foreign oil, I'm willing to bet you'll see fuel prices drop overnight. We still have some of the cheapest gas prices on the planet, but the price of a barrel of oil is so volatile depending on world events and the weather, it won't take much to blow the price of oil into the atmosphere where $5-$6/gal will be the norm, along with gas shortages and increased costs for everything the consumer can purchase.
I took this into real consideration upon purchasing my TL, since I knew it was going to run me a bit more in annual fuel costs than if I had chosen a Civic or a Corolla. Fortunately, my commute is predominantly highway, so I regularly average 25-27 mpg. Not bad in my book for a V6. My Miatas, which were aerodynamic nightmares (especially the '90-'97 models), were lucky to get that with their manual transmissions. God help all of us if we see the price of fuel jump two-fold.
I took this into real consideration upon purchasing my TL, since I knew it was going to run me a bit more in annual fuel costs than if I had chosen a Civic or a Corolla. Fortunately, my commute is predominantly highway, so I regularly average 25-27 mpg. Not bad in my book for a V6. My Miatas, which were aerodynamic nightmares (especially the '90-'97 models), were lucky to get that with their manual transmissions. God help all of us if we see the price of fuel jump two-fold.
01-19-2010, 12:11 AM
#39
02 CL-S with the same size tank cost me about $40.......
