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Let's take a wild guess: you're complaining about the skyrocketing price of gas. There's also a good chance someone in your neighborhood could care less. Biggest gas guzzlers for 2008 - Boston.com
I thought it was kind of funny, i was seeing Lambos Benz Astons then Bam: Toyota Sienna, Ford Ranger, GMC. A bit of a drop off as far as price of a vehicle
Let's take a wild guess: you're complaining about the skyrocketing price of gas. There's also a good chance someone in your neighborhood could care less. Biggest gas guzzlers for 2008 - Boston.com
this is hilarious. i think Ferruccio Lamborghini would be turning in his grave if he knew his sportscars were being classified in the same league as a smart fortwo.
Have to admit, the Toyota Sienna surprised me when it came up. Shoot my Suburban gets better mileage than that.
I think they made a slight error on the Toyota Sienna.
I just looked at the EPA sticker for 2008 mileage and the hiway was 23 not 21
The dealer service manager told me he thought the rating 23 was not even correct as most customers are doing 24/25.
Who you gonna believe
1999 with the 350. Maintained very well and I regularly get 21 or 22 on the highway with it. Good batch of gas and it has hit 23 but not very often that happens. If I am pulling the camper it drops to the mid-high teens depending on terrain (Penn & mountains- 15; Plains states/flat - 18).
Not going to get into what the 1989 3/4 ton Burb gets with it's 350 and Turbo 400 Tranny with no overdrive. Let's just say it is what people think of when they think "gas guzzling SUV's" . It will pull a house off a foundation I think and it is the one I keep around for the heavy duty tows and jobs. Don't drive it much anymore, but it is paid for and no reason to get rid of the ol thing.
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. It will pull a house off a foundation I think and it is the one I keep around for the heavy duty tows and jobs. Don't drive it much anymore, but it is paid for and no reason to get rid of the ol thing.
