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I feel the pain. Diesel fuel is at $5/gal. That's $200 to fill up the 40 gal main tank on the F350.
 
I feel the pain. Diesel fuel is at $5/gal. That's $200 to fill up the 40 gal main tank on the F350.
The obvious solution here is for you to buy that one ton electric truck…oh wait, that doesn’t exist. :/
 
@TreeofLifeStairs you know, I grow thousands of bushels of corn and soybeans every year. For less than $5k I could buy a column still to produce ethanol and a press/filter to produce soybean oil. Not only could I fuel my car and truck, but I could drink the shine, and cook with the oil........now that's a environmental win!!!!! LOL
 
Its not too bad for me, last year we changed to a Hybrid vehicle..
 
Its not too bad for me, last year we changed to a Hybrid vehicle..

You must live in a flat metropolitan area. My good friend and neighbor bought his wife a hybrid a couple years ago, but we live in a rural mountainous area. He traded it a short time later because there was no advantage to it.
 
I must say that we do live in a fairly flat area but last year I drove the the Welsh coast involving some very mountainous roads. We managed to get 70 mpg which I thought was amazing....
 
Slinky is averaging around 20 mpg; not too bad for something shaped like a brick. The state is trying to suspend the state gas tax for 30 days. MLW filled up the truck using our "points" we get for shopping at a particular supermarket, so less than $3.50 per gallon.
 
One of my cars takes super (93 octane) so it costs an additional 50 cents or so here in NJ over regular octane. Brings price up to around US$4.75 per gallon. Add higher costs for film and photography is getting more expensive.
 
I must say that we do live in a fairly flat area but last year I drove the the Welsh coast involving some very mountainous roads. We managed to get 70 mpg which I thought was amazing....
I considered a hybrid Ford Escape when I replaced the wife's car in 2020, but ultimately went with the 4cyl turbo. Can't complain about the pep and fuel mileage. On highway will run 25-27 depending on terrain/wind/speed. The truck is a beast (440hp, 890ftlbs of torque), I regularly tow anywhere from 5-18 thousand pounds. That beast unfortunately comes with a hunger for diesel.
 
$3.96 filling up the 99 Pony here in St. Lou.

I don't mind. I like to drive, it's why I own 4 automobiles.
 
You must live in a flat metropolitan area. My good friend and neighbor bought his wife a hybrid a couple years ago, but we live in a rural mountainous area. He traded it a short time later because there was no advantage to it.
We live in a rural mountainous area, and bought a Prius in 2016. 58 to 65 mpg as opposed to Silverado 2500 at 9-11. I'd call that advantage Prius.
 
My CRV gets good mileage my GMC Sierra is a bit more expensive to run.
But with the price of gas my KLR650 will get a lot more use this summer.
At better than 56 miles per gallon around town plus the fun factor.
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