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For a Laugh
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works for me anyone else having problems?
Hahaa... very funny!
worked for me. if you can't see the above, click here: <A HREF="http://members.optusnet.com.au/mike.m/high_petrol_prices.jpg">high_petrol_prices</A>
worked for me. if you can't see the above, click here: <A HREF="http://members.optusnet.com.au/mike.m/high_petrol_prices.jpg">high_petrol_prices</A>
Wierd it works then doesn't work. Thanks Neo for hosting it.
What's even wierder is I copy and paste the prime address then it works.
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What's even wierder is I copy and paste the prime address then it works.
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I like it...It's true..I dont know about other parts of the country but I just payed $2.10 a gallon for 93 octane.
You were lucky then, it was $2.46 here for 91 Octane yesterday.
I payed USD 4,75 / galon yesterday (E 1,25 / liter).
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$2.55 in San Francisco.
$2.55 in San Francisco.
$2.20 here
$2.199 in downtown Chicago!!
Regards.
Regards.
$1.61 for 93 here in Texas...
premium 1.79/gal
$1.95 in MI.
1.82 in Louisiana
Gas prices in California has and always will be a rip off because of the state taxes.
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Most of So Cal is in $2.10-$2.35 a gallon for 91 premium.
You want to talk about taxes? How about paying $4.75/gallon (and sometimes more) in England to fill up a 5 carbie 5.3L V12 that gets 12/18mpg because, like you, I bought my cars to indulge. Then, have a yearly inspection in order to register, though they call registering it road tax, you get a road tax disk for 6 months or a year, prices here are a picnic and a bargin! We have it sooo good, just fill it and drive.
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You want to talk about taxes? How about paying $4.75/gallon (and sometimes more) in England to fill up a 5 carbie 5.3L V12 that gets 12/18mpg because, like you, I bought my cars to indulge. Then, have a yearly inspection in order to register, though they call registering it road tax, you get a road tax disk for 6 months or a year, prices here are a picnic and a bargin! We have it sooo good, just fill it and drive.
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$2.179 for 91 here in AZ!!!
Never been this high before, this is a record for AZ.
I thought $2.00/gal only happen in Cali.
Never been this high before, this is a record for AZ.
I thought $2.00/gal only happen in Cali.
Anyone know why we can't get 92 or 93 octane here in Cali?
Re:Joel
Anyone know why we can't get 92 or 93 octane here in Cali?
Elevation, humidity, Cali emissions?
Anyone know why we can't get 92 or 93 octane here in Cali?
Elevation, humidity, Cali emissions?
Okay, kids, gather round. This is important: we spend lots of money for our car, lot of money modifying and taking care of it, lots of effort and pride in owning it. So if someone comes along and proposes to give you something that would increase your enjoyment in driving by exponential measures and it would only cost you two or three bucks per tank of gas.Well, this is the case for TOLUENE and what it can do for your NSX if you have been using anything less than 92 octane.Get some.Try it. No harm, no risk. Use about 24-32 ounces per 1/2 to full tank. You will not look debonair. You will have to suspend your "cool" look. You may want to try this alone. YOU WILL HAVE THE SHITTEST, MOST PLASTER, GRIN ON YOUR FACE YOU HAVE EVER HAD! The end of the 91 octane problem in California.
