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Old 09-20-2005, 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by xxxkat
Would 'that include' any BMW's on the gas guzzling dinosaurs..What type of LTK do you Germans get on the autobaun(sp)or does that count in your world..
LTK?

I suppose that's milage, right?

I drive an A6 with a TDI engine and at 200km/h it does roughly 30-32 mpg.

I drove an Expedition in the States for a short while. It did 12-15 mpg at 70 mph.
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Old 09-20-2005, 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by YR4Dude
Then what do you drive Jerbals or Molerats?

And how often do you have to open the hood to feed them?
Sorry, no molerats or gerbals here anymore.

They all emmigrated a while back.
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Originally Posted by stefan
LTK?

I suppose that's milage, right?

I drive an A6 with a TDI engine and at 200km/h it does roughly 30-32 mpg.

I drove an Expedition in the States for a short while. It did 12-15 mpg at 70 mph.
Yes..I live in the states and would not drive one.. Expedition that is.
I had no idea that an A6 could get that good of milage at 120mph..I had a CBR 1000 that never even came close to that at 120mph+..
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i wouldnt drive an expedition cuz im a chevy fan
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I started racing in 1985(damm I'm old.. )I now own my own RC track/Hobby Shop.. It's an indoor carpet track..I miss my Nitros.. Oh well maybe next year we can get the parking lot re done for some nitro TC's..
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have any pics of your track?
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Had some but we had a problem with our web site and it wiped them out,web master is going to put them back in.The tracks web site is my sig.
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Originally Posted by stefan
Currently we pay $7/Gallon here. But then again we don't drive gas guzzling dinosaurs.........
$7 / gl ? wow must be diesel fuel right ?

I think only Americans drive gas guzzling dinosaurs because lots of rich people live there, and they can afford to feed them ( MB S600, MB SL600, BMW 760Li, etc )

My goverment pulled out some of 30 years old gasoline subsidy due to oil price crisis lately, now we paid USD 2.28 / gl. and increasing
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diesel usually is cheaper then regular, or maybe a few cents more, atleast thats how it is here. and we drive gas guzzling dinosaurs because thats what we like to drive. (and because we can). in alot of cases they are mor practical then sedans
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Too old
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Old 09-21-2005, 06:57 AM
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Originally Posted by dracy69
diesel usually is cheaper then regular, or maybe a few cents more, atleast thats how it is here. and we drive gas guzzling dinosaurs because thats what we like to drive. (and because we can). in alot of cases they are mor practical then sedans
Let's see how much longer you can with the fuel prices being so high.
Just read a press release from GM on how their sales in the SUV market is dropping because of the fuel prices, and how Toyota, Honda and Nissan are rapidly gaining market shares for the same reason.

Btw, did you know that a tropical storm can only form if the water temperature is above 27C?
The average water temperature in the Carribean has been rising every year due to global warming.
Global warming is caused by CO2 emissions of which the US produces 30%.

Have you noticed how hurricane season starts earlier each year?

When I moved to SC in '95, the first hurricanes usually formed at the end of August, this year it was in the middle of June, right?

But hey, who gives a s..t, we are rollin' high, ain't we?

Keep driving those gas guzzlers and have fun with it......
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fuel is out of control
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Originally Posted by stefan
Let's see how much longer you can with the fuel prices being so high.
Just read a press release from GM on how their sales in the SUV market is dropping because of the fuel prices, and how Toyota, Honda and Nissan are rapidly gaining market shares for the same reason.

Btw, did you know that a tropical storm can only form if the water temperature is above 27C?
The average water temperature in the Carribean has been rising every year due to global warming.
Global warming is caused by CO2 emissions of which the US produces 30%.

Have you noticed how hurricane season starts earlier each year?

When I moved to SC in '95, the first hurricanes usually formed at the end of August, this year it was in the middle of June, right?

But hey, who gives a s..t, we are rollin' high, ain't we?

Keep driving those gas guzzlers and have fun with it......
Who cares? Not me!
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Originally Posted by YBSLOW
Who cares? Not me!
The all American answer!
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Originally Posted by stefan
..........Global warming is caused by CO2 emissions of which the US produces 30%.

......:
So how much hydro carbons do Gerbals and Molerats produce?

Anyways perhaps if we Americans cut down on the Chili cookoffs that 30% number may go down significantly. (Haven't you noticed the rise in antacids in the American diet lately? SUVs may not be the only cause )
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