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Gentleman's Relish
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 13,189
From: AZ
I hate priuses.
Ever watch the south park episode where the adults that start driving them act like their shiz don't stink? Most prius drivers are retarded anyways, they don't comprehend that while the car is gas miser, the amount of chemicals and other carcenogens that are required to make the batteries and later dispose of them, far outweighs the detriment of burning gas in a regular car. Even an H1 is better for the earth than a prius.
Ever watch the south park episode where the adults that start driving them act like their shiz don't stink? Most prius drivers are retarded anyways, they don't comprehend that while the car is gas miser, the amount of chemicals and other carcenogens that are required to make the batteries and later dispose of them, far outweighs the detriment of burning gas in a regular car. Even an H1 is better for the earth than a prius.
5th Gear Member
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 2,008
From: Livin in NC, from Michigan...Yooper
Hey they are hypocrits anyway in the Prius IMO, if you are trying to save fuel why am I driving 80 in a 65 they are on my *** pushing me flashing high beams to move over..??
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5th Gear Member
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 2,008
From: Livin in NC, from Michigan...Yooper
On a local forum here in NC one of the guys pointed out in a certain area of raleigh, there is a unmarked Mustang GT and a Camry...The guy says and this is so right on, " How can a soccer mom worry about talking on the phone, answering the Blackberry, yell at the kids and put a new DVD in and have to worry about some cop in a camry pulling her over doing 85, don't they know she's stressed enough" LMAO, hey if I want to open my GT up, that's who I get behind.
Last edited by 6+6 Stang; Dec 14, 2009 at 03:19 PM.
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 41
From: AR
Is there a direct correlation to the octane of the fuel you use to the MPG you get? In other words, ive always been of the mindset that the higher octane you use, the better fuel economy. Has anyone here found out any different? Anyone here seem to get better economy with 89 or 87 octane?
4th Gear Member
Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 1,162
From: Orange County, CA
Is there a direct correlation to the octane of the fuel you use to the MPG you get? In other words, ive always been of the mindset that the higher octane you use, the better fuel economy. Has anyone here found out any different? Anyone here seem to get better economy with 89 or 87 octane?
1st Gear Member
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 64
From: MD
Is there a direct correlation to the octane of the fuel you use to the MPG you get? In other words, ive always been of the mindset that the higher octane you use, the better fuel economy. Has anyone here found out any different? Anyone here seem to get better economy with 89 or 87 octane?