So what Gas Station do you go to??
#63
every shell purchase you get 5% back as a rebate on your statement. So if you spend $50/week on gas you are saving $130/year.
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#67
I have an ethanol free station just down the street so I always try to go there if I can. The price is usually 5-10 cents more per gallon than E10, but sometimes it's exactly the same.
#68
http://www.shell.us/home/content/usa...alculator.html
every shell purchase you get 5% back as a rebate on your statement. So if you spend $50/week on gas you are saving $130/year.
every shell purchase you get 5% back as a rebate on your statement. So if you spend $50/week on gas you are saving $130/year.
#71
Thanks! I just bought an 04 Sedan X and want to make sure I take really good care, I assume it's engines diet is the first step. The car has 92k miles on it and still runs great, want to keep it up.
#73
In our manual and inside the gas door it says to use premium, Nissan built our engines so I follow what they recommend. Does anyone doubt that Nissan knows what should be run in their vehicles.... If you can afford our cars why would you skimp for a few $ a month, unless you're unemployed and living in CA.!
Gary
Gary
My 2003 nissan pathfinder also states to use only premium gasoline (which I do), saving 4$ per tank isn't worth having future problems with the engine. btw there is a gas station by my house they got 95 also.
#74
Prices are the same. Ive never heard of a gas station charging more if you use a CC around here. Most stations encourage paying with a CC at the pump, but its the same cost if you prepay with cash.
#75
Really? In Jersey they have different prices for cash and CC, cash is usually 10 cents cheaper... they pass along the savings from not having to process a CC