Posted by Russ Greene on May 29, 2006, 5:58 pm
>>
>>>
>>>> I have the intention to buy a Prius, and I am very interested in what
>>>> the
>>>> car really "drinks".
>>>> What are the real figures for driving at a constant speed of 60, 70, 80
>>>> and
>>>> 90 mph?
>>>> And what is the "lifetime" average?
>>>
>>> You probably want to look at the mileage database in GreenHybrid.com. In
>>> the meanwhile, this is what I use for my 03 Prius:
>>>
>>> http://hiwaay.net/~bzwilson/prius/
>>>
>>> However, this data is for an NHW11, the 01-03 Prius. The newer one gets
>>> better.
>>>
>> What's the actual price for 1 gallon of gas in the U.S.??
> Where I live it was $.75 US yesterday.
then I guess "Mission Accomplished" it is for GW and DC...
Posted by Bill on May 29, 2006, 6:06 pm
>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>>> I have the intention to buy a Prius, and I am very interested in what
>>>>> the
>>>>> car really "drinks".
>>>>> What are the real figures for driving at a constant speed of 60, 70,
>>>>> 80 and
>>>>> 90 mph?
>>>>> And what is the "lifetime" average?
>>>>
>>>> You probably want to look at the mileage database in GreenHybrid.com.
>>>> In
>>>> the meanwhile, this is what I use for my 03 Prius:
>>>>
>>>> http://hiwaay.net/~bzwilson/prius/
>>>>
>>>> However, this data is for an NHW11, the 01-03 Prius. The newer one gets
>>>> better.
>>>>
>>> What's the actual price for 1 gallon of gas in the U.S.??
>> Where I live it was $.75 US yesterday.
> then I guess "Mission Accomplished" it is for GW and DC...
I've heard talk of hydrogen, ethanol and bio-diesel but our leaders are
mostly silent about conservation. The less gas I burn, the less gas costs.
It's the law.
Posted by B. Peg on May 29, 2006, 7:08 pm
> "Alive&Kicking" wrote:
> What's the actual price for 1 gallon of gas in the U.S.??
Depends on where you live.
http://www.gaspricewatch.com/new/default.asp for U.S. prices.
California seems to be the highest (stateside) in the U.S. due to the heavy
regulations. The higher prices then spread from the regulations adopted
from that state into others (in time). Diesel is frowned upon (emissions)
and is often more than lowest-priced petrol grade.
Of course, you need to factor in what those in the U.S. pay separately from
other countries in the form of insurance for social services that is
included in their country's gax tax to make the comparison fair. If you
were to remove private insurance and place all taxes into gas as other
countries do, then U.S. gas would be around $0 per gallon.
Otherwise, Venezuela has nice prices of around $ 0.12 per gallon.
B~
Posted by Bob Wilson on June 4, 2006, 4:10 pm
> >
. . .
> >
> What's the actual price for 1 gallon of gas in the U.S.??
June 3, 2003
$.659 @ Rogers, AR
$.599 @ Forrest City, AR
$.649 @ Burnsville, MS
$.589 @ Huntsville, AL
Bob Wilson
Posted by Robert D. Vanderslice II on June 4, 2006, 4:16 pm
>> >
> . . .
>> >
>> What's the actual price for 1 gallon of gas in the U.S.??
> June 3, 2003
> $.659 @ Rogers, AR
> $.599 @ Forrest City, AR
> $.649 @ Burnsville, MS
> $.589 @ Huntsville, AL
> Bob Wilson
$.39 @ Salinas, CA
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>>>
>>>> I have the intention to buy a Prius, and I am very interested in what
>>>> the
>>>> car really "drinks".
>>>> What are the real figures for driving at a constant speed of 60, 70, 80
>>>> and
>>>> 90 mph?
>>>> And what is the "lifetime" average?
>>>
>>> You probably want to look at the mileage database in GreenHybrid.com. In
>>> the meanwhile, this is what I use for my 03 Prius:
>>>
>>> http://hiwaay.net/~bzwilson/prius/
>>>
>>> However, this data is for an NHW11, the 01-03 Prius. The newer one gets
>>> better.
>>>
>> What's the actual price for 1 gallon of gas in the U.S.??
> Where I live it was $.75 US yesterday.