Date: Wed, 2 Oct 2002 21:50:55 -0500 From: "Walt Kienzle" <wkienzlenopsam.com> Subject: Re: higher octane is good
It isn't just the price of the fuel that comes into play, but the amount of driving that we have to do. I have to drive 3 miles to get to the nearest mode of public transportation, and I can't even use that to get to work, go shopping, or visit other members of my family because it goes in the wrong direction. Walt Kienzle "Mark Gerritsma" <magernopsam.nld> wrote in message news:L0Im9.163906$H6.13460992nopsaml1.home.nl... > "omni12" <omni12nopsami.com> schreef in bericht > news:Ceym9.7688$Pz.12330nopsamnsc51.ops.asp.att.net > > hi all, i drive a 1993 saab 9000csi turbo, with 130,000 miles and > > still a strong running car. but, as much as i hate paying the extra > > 10 cents for 91 hi-octane here in colorado. > > No offence, but as long as you don't have to pay 1.159 euro/l (that is > $ 4.62 per gallon US) for 95RON and 1.213 euro/l (which would be $ > 4.84 per gallon US ) for 98RON, what are you complaining about? > And if you think Holland is bad, in the UK prices are even worse. > I'm sorry, but I can't help getting annoyed by US people complaining > about their fuel prices (or in this case the price difference between > the fuels). > > -- > Mager > >
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