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Originally Posted by redpoint5
Good point. Fuel prices have never influenced my driving style either. Perhaps the problem is that the cost isn't immediately apparent. If we had a cost gauge on our vehicle that displayed in real-time the accumulating cost for accelerating and driving at higher speeds, or selecting inefficient gearing, we might alter our driving behavior. Instead, the EPA rating of a vehicle leads us to believe that it's the car that is responsible for the fuel economy. This is evident when fuel prices rise and the sales of more efficient vehicles also rise.
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and you have a good point also.
i keep track of my cost-per-mile in the garage.
wow, people can be so naive.
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2003 S-10, 2.2L, 5 speed, ext cab long bed.
So far: DRL delete, remove bed mount toolbox.
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