So what the lowest fuel prices yall have seen and where.

 

the thread asks a different question than the poll, and the poll question is straight out of the backwoods of WV... "who yall"

j/k boots...got my beater and loving it $40 to fill up every 10-14 days

 

$3.46-$3.59 In Lancster Pa

 

My "beater" is a diesel, so I didn't know how to answer. lol. Well I have a 1991 VW diesel, and I'm currently getting 50mpg out of it. It doesn't even have a turbo. I have to replace the timing belt on it, but that is CHEAP. I love my truck though, wish I could afford to do all the long driving in it.

 

$3.399 for fuel down this way. I'd buy a beater if I could afford it. Seriously thinking about selling the 5th wheel though. If prices stay this high I won't be able to afford to go any where with it.

 

$3.29 in Rolla, Mo.

 

3.35 for biodiesel in Iowa.......drive a manual Dodge Neon that gets 35 mpg for my 50 mi commute to work every day

 

praise jeebus for my 2 wheeled 4 cylinder! is that considered a beater? still gets 40-45 mpg.

 

I have a 2001 Jetta Diesel that gets and avg of 45mpg. Honda will have an diesel Accord that will get 52 mpg in 2009.

 

I'm getting about 17 on the truck now. keeping the Comp on 1 and trying to stay out of the throttle. Gotta pull the MAP and clean it so i can hook it back up. what size socket do i need TJ?

 

not sure scott, i think its like a 22 or 24mm for the map and tight to get to.

 

THAT sounds interesting.

I have a 1991 Civic that is looking more and more like a ghetto cruiser everyday. It's like driving a go-cart. Had it two years this August, put about 32K miles on it so far.

But, 34 MPG vs. 17 in the truck, and I get to keep the miles low (value up) on the truck at the same time.

 

To those with jeeps....is 100K on a 4.0l bad? I have it narrowd down to a jeep or toyota pickup (99-02).

 

Just filled up today where I live in Idaho $3.76 a gallon and bought around 30 gal for about $115

 

Nope, the 4.0L is a very tough motor, as long as they are maintained they have 200k or more in them. I know that the jeep that I bought had the motor replaced at 181k, so I would think that you should have at least 80k or so left in that one as long as it is maintained.