Gas prices are going down

>putting anything but regular in your car

>Europe

Eurocucks fuck off, I'd rather have expensive gas and be able to cross my entire country in less than 5 hours than have cheap gas and have to burn 5x as much of it getting from one end of the USA to the other.

>Wanting to have knocks in the engine

MO
2009 Pontiac Vibe
87 (duh)
28-30 in winter, 30-32 in summer

>having a complete shitpile that doesn’t genuinely run better on premium

You won’t knock in a modern car, but your ecu will just retard timing further and further until it doesn’t knock any more.

There's not a car on the planet that's supposed to use regular that will run 40 cents per gallon better with premium

>running regular in a car that calls for it
>wanting to gimp your performance

WA
03 subaru legacy
87
25.3

NY
95 maxima
87
~20

gas has gone up in my state since the summer. Gas is now $2.40 for regular

>two thousand and seventeen
>not getting at least 30 miles per gallon

Thanks for agreeing with me.

Sure thing, professor.

>AZ
>2016 f150 5.0
>87
>20.5 city

>CA
>79 Camaro z28 supercharged
>91 plus torco
>6mpg

you know modern cars are all suppose to be able to run on 87 octane and sports cars take big hit to their power when the CPU tunes the engine to run on it.

>Auckland
>94 fairlady z twin turbo
>98
>13L/100km

In addition to flags Veeky Forums really needs a word filter that converts all numbers with “mpg” after them into the correct units

mph is easy enough to convert in the head tho

TX
'11 Malibu
87
23mpg all city

Gas is $2.08 across the street. We need to push the EV maymay harder.

MI
2016 Focus ST
93
27 combined

Pleasantly surprised at how good my mileage is though premium had really been creeping up. Think I paid around $3.60 the other day

TX
2000 v6 rustang
87
20/27, more like 21 combined.

1.97 is the lowest I've seen without fuel card discounts like pic related.

WA
91 octane for $2.45
93 octane for $2.65

Just down the road from the Indian reservation gas station. They can't jack prices up too much or everyone finds a way to buy the tax free Indian stuff.

Manitoba
2000 Civic DX
87
30mpg, could do better if I didn't drive like a typical Honda owner

Chile
'13 Focus
95 octane (different to american's 95?)
24/40

Gas has been increasing in price and now a liter is almost $1.3. That's $4.93 a gallon for you Americans.

CT
05 Legacy GT
93
9mpg

life is pain, lads.

>tfw not Europe but 8.30 usd a gallon and 14 mpg

TX
F350 07
>40 cetane
21 hwy

>TX
>1998 Subaru legacy gt
>89
>18.5 combined
tfw my brother's GTO with well over double the power gets only slightly worse fuel economy

Could you measure fuel consumption by measuring how much fuel passes after the pump and how much passes the return line?
Calculating the difference in fuel over miles driven should give a good reading.

Might try this with my e36...

My B4 A4 Audi got ass mileage for a 4 cylinder it was like 19 combined . I guess that’s the price for getting falling for the Quattro meme

>OR
>'13 Tacoma
>19/22
Gas has been $2.99 for months now..

That would work, but the way instant mpg readouts work is by taking the fuel pressure, pulse width of the fuel injectors, and distance driven. That way you don't need any extra hardware.

I wish regular was as low as $2.6/gal..

>CA
>'04
>91
>8/13

MFW you have to learn another language to go to another state

2500 pickup?

V6 Mustang with a turbo and 4.20 gears

Dieselllll

>CA
>G37
>91 (sometimes put in 89 if the gas jews are charging 0.20 over midgrade)
>~21 avg

NC
94 Z32tt // 01 Silverado 5.3
93
14/18 // 16/20

Oh damn that makes sense. Thanks.

>Germany
>'00 E36 323ti
>95 euro octane whatever that is in burgers (91?)
>8.5l/100km ~27mpg on average

mid range gas is about 1.30€/l or just under $6/gallon

>Ontario
>'02 Accord L4
>87
> ~ 10.2/100 km

Gas is about $1.20 CAD / L

TX
F150
$1.85 for 87
18city/25 highway

CA
08 LR2
91
19ish averaged

unless it goes up 100s of %, gas is cheap. don't forget what it takes to get it out of the ground, refined etc

stop being entitled babies please and merry christmas

>defending oil companies
holy boly!!!!!!!!!!

>defending

no it's common sense you dumb motherfucker

HGOLY BOLY LMAO

did some quick math to check if was actually worth a damn. Here are the results, assuming constant fuel prices and a car that gets 30mpg US to the gallon.

>1 US Gallon of petrol is about $6.07 (£4.54/US gallon or roughly £1.2/L)
>The cost to drive from Brighton to Carlisle in Britbongland is $74.45 or £55.64 (368mi/30MPG US * $6.07)
>Travel time: 6 hours, can be done in one shot on a single tank of fuel in many cars

>1 US Gallon of regular fuel is about $2.09 in my area (£1.56/US gal or about 55p/L)
>The cost of taking the "Cruis'n USA" route coast-to-coast from San Francisco, CA, to Washington DC, is $199.80 or £145.32 (2868mi/30mpg US * $2.09)
>Travel time: 42 hours if driven nonstop, likely need to stop 2-3 nights at hotels to sleep which even on the cheap end might cost $50/night plus food and other shit, and you'll feel like shit driving 10-12 hours a day for 3-4 days.

In the end, this was pointless and most people don't drive across the whole USA often enough for it to matter.

Build an oil rig, refinery and pump and let me know how much it costs you on a daily basis, friend

Yeah and when they do they usually use a giant RV or huge SUV.

>t. Chevron employees

Tennessee, $2.15ish?, 16mpgs, Explorer

>2017
>getting less than 20MPG in your daily driver

>Travel time: 42 hours
user please

IL
2009 BMW 135i
93
20 mpg, mostly city driving.

GM says the 2011-2015 Volt's engine will be damaged if using regular fuel over a long term.

mfw cuckanada

FL
2016 Mazda Mazda3
87
38 driving normally, 40 if trying, 42 if really trying

>FL
>300zx
>87, cuz NA.
>0, never runs.

(I got 15/20 mpg when dailying it)

is that per liter or gallon?

>Texas
>mutang
>93
>16 mpg

its per liter over in leafland

truly the worst of both worlds
euro prices with burger distances

A lot of Americans don't even leave their state, and if they do they only go like one or two states over. Which is pretty comparable to your UK example. I live in Oregon which isn't the largest state, but we're fairly comparable to Germany. Most of the cool sight seeing areas (beach, skiing, camping, gambling, etc) are

Owch. That's painful.

It’s like 2.30-2.40 inside metro Nashville (extra taxes), but yeah 2.15-2.20 in Knoxville and out in the country, at least it was when I drove eastbound on 40. I’d guess it’s about that in Chattanooga too, maybe a little cheaper they always have cheap gas. Not sure about West TN because I never go there.

2016 Jetta
87
25ish in the city, 40hwy

>Northrhinewestfalia
>shitbox
>95 RON or about 91 AKI
>about 40-60 mpg
>about 6,4$/gallon
At least I can go fast...

>>State
Germany
>>Car/bike
S51
>>Octane
It takes any liquid hydrocarbons mixed with oil.
>>Avg MPG
About 100, much city riding.

>tfw cheapest regular around me is $2.39

>runs a fucking Toyota with higher octane than a mustang

>knock knock
>who's there
>tie rod

The manual literally calls for 91 in the Toyota, so eat my dick.

>2ZZ-GE compression ratio 11.5:1
>302 Windsor compression ratio 9:1

>>>State
pa
>>Car
96 civic
>>Octane
86

It costs me 25 bucks to fill my car empty to full

Just drive over the boarder desu.

I wasn't saying you should run less octane in the toyota...

The way it was phrased made it seem like you were attacking me for it.

Its hard to get intentions solely from text

>Georgia
>2015 Fiesta ST
>93 octane
>average 28, entirely city driving hitting boost in every gear.

Please take care of your mustang and have a happy New Year! Best of luck user!

>FL
Ayy whatup. 386?

>FL
>89 supra turbo
>91 octane recommended
>16/19 mpg best I've gotten

Also
>85 vmax
>regular 87 octane
>probably like 21/35 mpg
3.5 gallon tanks aren't the best for calculating fuel economy but it's usually just under 100 miles to a tank

Also also
>05 tahoe
>87 oct
>12/17 mpg

>gas prices going down
WA (greater seattle area)
3 stations on separate corners of same intersection:
Sam's Club $2.69 regular 87 (debit card price)
Arco top tier $2.69 regular 87 (cash price)
Chevron techroline top tier $2.72 regular 87 (cash/chevron card)

Chevron higher elsewhere in town, but at that corner, the competition is fierce, so chevron had to lower its prices to compete against the other two especially with walmart gas just 3 blocks away from that corner.

Mileage sucks as soon as they change to winter formula with ethanol. 22-24 in summer and 19-20 in winter with same tires (no studs) and driving style.

>CA
>2003 S2000
>91 chevron
>20ish

>Commiefornia
>135i
>91
>low 20s...I think
Militaryfag, so I usually fill up on base because it’s slightly cheaper. Paid around $3.05 last night I believe

KY
1984 RX -7 GSLSE
83
about 15ish combined.
kill me

MI
B5.5 Passat
91
25-30

>MD
>'14 Jetta TDI
>minimum 40 cetane
>50 hwy

Kansas
96' Miata
87
24/29

Lowest prices I have seen around my area is $2.06

No 754/954

Ca
2016 f150 2.7
20pmg
Should I have gotten 5.0?
But it is with 3k pound trailer 99% of time