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2009 Chrysler 300 for daily use, 2000 Ford F550 for towing

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02 S-10 2.2 and ashamed to say and all that know me will be surprised, automatic I consider automatic just to be temporary set back.Get's average 23 mpg. I keep thinking when 2.2 pukes put 5.3LS w/6 speed.
Mike Taylor3601

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i drive my 1931 chevy 5 window with a hot water six banger. it gets about 8mpg. now jeff teuton drives his 21ft bay boat with a 300hp yamaha. cuz he lives by water he works by water and does not have to worry about traffic jams.but most of the time i drive my dodge wrecker to work.

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2011 Civic LS-X - solid 34 MPG - rides OK too

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The wife drives an '08 Chrysler Town&Country minivan, and I have my 230,000 mile '93 Chev pickup I bought new.

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2005 MINI Cooper S 210 whp/2600 lbs, 30 mpg driven gently, 20 mpg driving like you stole it!! room up front for 6'5" people, NO room in back for any people, but the seats fold flat back there. Tons of fun.

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depends on the day

91 Jeep Wrangler on 32's, generally with the top and doors off on nice days

or

07 Trailblazer SS with 400RWHP ( yay for mods).

Both suck on gas, but oh well. Might get rid of the trailblazer for a 2500HD or something more useful.

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on hot days 1970 mercury cyclone 429 scj
02 pt (billy needs to put timing belt on)
08 town and country
01 chev 2500 hd ,4 dr, long bed diesel
64 ford (wifes car)

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95 dodge 3/4 ton cummins,runs 13s gets 24mpg, wife drives a dodge magnum r/t,awd,hemi,doesn't get 24mpg. Several old toys.

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Due to cash for clunkers, and the fact that not a single dodge 1/2 pickup truck could be had under that deal(I wanted a 5.7 Club Cab 2wd or 4wd) a 09 Mini Cooper S 35-40 with good gas(New Jersey and south, I don't know why) and highway speed(80 or under), 30-32 driven racecar like..and up here with winter crap gas....I think it got 18 at Epping power shifting to a severly traction limited 15.3's over 14 or 15 1/4 mile break in runs. Launching a stick FWD with run flats is not easy, but more fun than a 6 speed 5.7 RT Challenger with goodyears.

The turbo is better on gas than the blower.