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    Do You Own A Gas Hog

    I recall a vibrant discussion here some ions years ago on what MPG your vehicles were getting. Do you own a gas hog? I do.

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    Anyone who drives a vehicle that gets less than X miles per gallon should be condemned and ostracized,
    where X is whatever mileage my current car happens to get.

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    Quote Originally Posted by njtom View Post
    Anyone who drives a vehicle that gets less than X miles per gallon should be condemned and ostracized,
    where X is whatever mileage my current car happens to get.
    Pretty much.

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    I'm no treehugger and would be attacked by a few (which I relish). The car gets a good 25mpg locally and maybe 28 Hwy. The truck, that makes me redneck proud.

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    I'm apparently getting 26.4 mpg (8.9 L/100k) at a cost of 11.7 c/k (or $US0.12 per mile)

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    Gas Hog here...

    City MPG:13

    Highway MPG:15



    Not actual van, but same style, color, etc.

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    It does have a 35 gallon tank though!

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    Quote Originally Posted by John View Post
    Gas Hog here...

    City MPG:13

    Highway MPG:15



    Not actual van, but same style, color, etc.

    Do You Own A Gas Hog-67474d1331323184t-2002-dodge-ram-van-img3766-2012-03-07-jpg

    It does have a 35 gallon tank though!
    Ram Van! My truck gets the same numbers or close to it.

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    My first car was a Ford LTD purchased with 120k miles already on it. Got about 10 miles per gallon. But you could throw a party in the front seat!

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    Quote Originally Posted by FireBrand View Post
    Ram Van! My truck gets the same numbers or close to it.
    The Dodge solution to create a V6 was to chop 2 cylinders off of the 318. It still maintains a respectable rumble, of course one of the engineering feats with the chop-off method is that it has a permanent small miss, a feature.

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    Quote Originally Posted by njtom View Post
    My first car was a Ford LTD purchased with 120k miles already on it. Got about 10 miles per gallon. But you could throw a party in the front seat!
    I had a 70 LTD convertible for a short while. Cool car.

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