At least $60'000 I would say
Of which $1400 would go in my personal Amarok
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Of which $1400 would go in my personal Amarok
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1978 Opel Manta SR Berlinetta 1UZFE
2013 Opel Insignia OPC
2013 Kia Rio
2018 LDV T60
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Around $4k give or take a few hundred.. Fucking depressing reallyOriginally posted by JeevOriginally posted by wardyComment
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YTD $ 80K approx in Diesel
$ 5K petrol/LPG
Next year should be around double that.Comment
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In the 365 days prior to my last fill, $2951.71 Mainly LPG, but some petrol.Originally posted by MarlinComment
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:pOriginally posted by GTREA View PostAt least $60'000 I would say
Of which $1400 would go in my personal Amarok
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Roughly $3-$3.5M. $4800 for my car though.Originally posted by Mr JonesComment
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Lol, do you get a free diamond encrusted Ferrari with that?Originally posted by dirtyrex View Post#WHOTW award winner #blessed #susanalbumpartyComment
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average $100 a week, so about 5k a year I guess.Originally posted by Buford T. JusticeComment
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If you drive a fast/modified/old V8 car and are counting your fuel receipts you're doing it wrong. :pHide yo' wife!!!Comment
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daily/family car around $3k year. Nopics diesel mini is $1300 per year 4.5L/100 around townRB26......................AgainComment
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yeah agreed this is the soccer van... not some weekend weapon. This is a car which you want to save cash on... for use on other toys.Comment
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More than I'd like to.Comment
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Is the traffic as bad as my never-visited HK preconceptions suspect it probably is?
I don't think you'd be saving any money by ditching it & buying something else non-hybrid & petrol, if the traffic's as heavy as I suspect it is ... methinks you'd have to go diesel, unless the Mazda6 brake-energy recapture works a heap better than it actually does.
In answer to question ... you don't want to know what a GM3800-II VS uses in L/100km when only used in local traffic & 50 zones & waiting at traffic-lights, for about 4km each way ... must be around 17L/100km or so. Lucky it only gets filled maybe once every 3-4 weeks, so that's ... what, about $1.2k/yr.Soft roaders represent an excellent compromise between the needs of the hardcore 4x4 user and the convenience of a city hatchback. Its clear to see why they have become so popular in todays society.Comment
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Not even a wristyOriginally posted by Mr Ed View Post
Nothing actually - we're small compared to the major players.Originally posted by Mr JonesComment
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$5800 in one car,$2000 in other.Comment
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nearly $10k between two cars and one boat. just over $3.5k of that in the daily (VE SSV).
and i love every fucking greenhouse gas emmiting minute of it.Comment
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