Most Expensive Fillup Yet
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From: Cambridge, Ont. Canada
Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
I got gas on the way to work this morning and it was the most expensive fillup so far on my 07 Sedan. A whopping $77! 
91 octane is $114.5 here in southern NB. It sucks, but what are ya gonna do?
91 octane is $114.5 here in southern NB. It sucks, but what are ya gonna do?
C.
Now, don't get me wrong, I hate paying these prices for gas, but not as much as I love to drive my G
. I wouldn't be nearly as happy while driving a preass. ( the spelling is for effect only, I will buy a fuel efficient car next so my wife and or daugher can drive it. Kinda like my own KEY OH TOyota target.)
Also, I could save $ by not passing the AH who sits in the left lane on the 401 doing 105 km and demonstrating what the left lane is for.
On a straight away with no one around and an empty ( wife not there ) passanger seat, do I really need to let the dogs out? YES.
I'm gonna stop now because I can feel myself statrting to become philisophical now and I want to have an appitite for dinner. Then I'm going to drive to London to see my daughter. I think I'll take the back roads.
paying these prices for gas, but not as much as I love to drive my G. I wouldn't be nearly as happy while driving a preass. ( the spelling is for effect only, I will buy a fuel efficient car next so my wife and or daugher can drive it. Kinda like my own KEY OH TOyota target.)Also, I could save $ by not passing the AH who sits in the left lane on the 401 doing 105 km and demonstrating what the left lane is for.
On a straight away with no one around and an empty ( wife not there ) passanger seat, do I really need to let the dogs out? YES
.I'm gonna stop now because I can feel myself statrting to become philisophical now and I want to have an appitite for dinner. Then I'm going to drive to London to see my daughter. I think I'll take the back roads
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From: West Coast Canada
Originally Posted by GEE35X
I'm glad I filled my boat up in the fall when it was a bit cheaper. It takes over 100 US gallons, around 400 liters.
Originally Posted by canucklehead
be sure to add fuel stabilizer! otherwise if it is gasoline you'll have issues after 5 or 6 months. if you have a boat you probably know all this...
, I always do mix in the required amount of stabilizer for storage. I have been doing this for 25 years and I have never had problems with fuel or excess moisture in the tank. I actually store all my motorized equipment with full tanks with stabilizer added.
Originally Posted by GEE35X
Yes for sure and that is an excellent point , I always do mix in the required amount of stabilizer for storage. I have been doing this for 25 years and I have never had problems with fuel or excess moisture in the tank. I actually store all my motorized equipment with full tanks with stabilizer added.
, I always do mix in the required amount of stabilizer for storage. I have been doing this for 25 years and I have never had problems with fuel or excess moisture in the tank. I actually store all my motorized equipment with full tanks with stabilizer added.
Originally Posted by Samson
Regular prices here have been about $2.50 to $2.69 a gallon. Premium is about $2.75 a gallon. I thought we were high, but you guys have us beat by a country mile.
Wow that much less. Must be nice!
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From: Land O' Lakes-North Star State
Originally Posted by ttrank
Wow that much less. Must be nice!