S.U.V's found abandon
08-17-2005 | 01:30 PM
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S.U.V's found abandon
I really feel sorry for the miss lead, that bought those big gas
guzzlers and S.U.V.'s like the hummer,Tahoe,Escalade, Dodge Ram's,
F-150..etc and now are unable to save for their retirements and
childens educations because the families income is being burned in the
gas tank. Wait, it won't be long and you will finds these vehicles
abandon on the side of the freeway!!!!!!! Sales are beginning to
slide. I have a honda CR-V and the prices at the tank are killing me.
guzzlers and S.U.V.'s like the hummer,Tahoe,Escalade, Dodge Ram's,
F-150..etc and now are unable to save for their retirements and
childens educations because the families income is being burned in the
gas tank. Wait, it won't be long and you will finds these vehicles
abandon on the side of the freeway!!!!!!! Sales are beginning to
slide. I have a honda CR-V and the prices at the tank are killing me.
08-18-2005 | 02:18 PM
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Re: S.U.V's found abandon
Oh yeah, I cannot imagine how people can afford to spend say 70 dollars
a week to fill up their big Chevy Truck. At my last job our chevy 2500
pickup took 25 gallons to fill up.
My Civic normally costed me 15 to fill up, now its 25. Damn are
government is screwing us over on gas prices, and these high 75 cent a
gallon taxes. (im sure they are really more than that)
a week to fill up their big Chevy Truck. At my last job our chevy 2500
pickup took 25 gallons to fill up.
My Civic normally costed me 15 to fill up, now its 25. Damn are
government is screwing us over on gas prices, and these high 75 cent a
gallon taxes. (im sure they are really more than that)
08-18-2005 | 02:18 PM
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Re: S.U.V's found abandon
Oh yeah, I cannot imagine how people can afford to spend say 70 dollars
a week to fill up their big Chevy Truck. At my last job our chevy 2500
pickup took 25 gallons to fill up.
My Civic normally costed me 15 to fill up, now its 25. Damn are
government is screwing us over on gas prices, and these high 75 cent a
gallon taxes. (im sure they are really more than that)
a week to fill up their big Chevy Truck. At my last job our chevy 2500
pickup took 25 gallons to fill up.
My Civic normally costed me 15 to fill up, now its 25. Damn are
government is screwing us over on gas prices, and these high 75 cent a
gallon taxes. (im sure they are really more than that)
08-18-2005 | 03:09 PM
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Re: S.U.V's found abandon
On 18 Aug 2005 11:18:20 -0700, "mopa" <buttakid@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Oh yeah, I cannot imagine how people can afford to spend say 70 dollars
>a week to fill up their big Chevy Truck. At my last job our chevy 2500
>pickup took 25 gallons to fill up.
>
>My Civic normally costed me 15 to fill up, now its 25. Damn are
>government is screwing us over on gas prices, and these high 75 cent a
>gallon taxes. (im sure they are really more than that)
Americans have a much greater level of disposable income than almost
any other western country. At the uk prices of 2 years ago, it would
ahve cost you about $55US to fill up your civic. Right now europes
over $6 for a US gallon.
Americans just need to get their heads out of their collective *****,
stop whining, and live with it. I mean, when you elect an oil
president, of course oil prices will rise. Duh. its an utter no
brainer. Grow up, get over it, welcome to the real world.
>Oh yeah, I cannot imagine how people can afford to spend say 70 dollars
>a week to fill up their big Chevy Truck. At my last job our chevy 2500
>pickup took 25 gallons to fill up.
>
>My Civic normally costed me 15 to fill up, now its 25. Damn are
>government is screwing us over on gas prices, and these high 75 cent a
>gallon taxes. (im sure they are really more than that)
Americans have a much greater level of disposable income than almost
any other western country. At the uk prices of 2 years ago, it would
ahve cost you about $55US to fill up your civic. Right now europes
over $6 for a US gallon.
Americans just need to get their heads out of their collective *****,
stop whining, and live with it. I mean, when you elect an oil
president, of course oil prices will rise. Duh. its an utter no
brainer. Grow up, get over it, welcome to the real world.
08-18-2005 | 03:09 PM
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Re: S.U.V's found abandon
On 18 Aug 2005 11:18:20 -0700, "mopa" <buttakid@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Oh yeah, I cannot imagine how people can afford to spend say 70 dollars
>a week to fill up their big Chevy Truck. At my last job our chevy 2500
>pickup took 25 gallons to fill up.
>
>My Civic normally costed me 15 to fill up, now its 25. Damn are
>government is screwing us over on gas prices, and these high 75 cent a
>gallon taxes. (im sure they are really more than that)
Americans have a much greater level of disposable income than almost
any other western country. At the uk prices of 2 years ago, it would
ahve cost you about $55US to fill up your civic. Right now europes
over $6 for a US gallon.
Americans just need to get their heads out of their collective *****,
stop whining, and live with it. I mean, when you elect an oil
president, of course oil prices will rise. Duh. its an utter no
brainer. Grow up, get over it, welcome to the real world.
>Oh yeah, I cannot imagine how people can afford to spend say 70 dollars
>a week to fill up their big Chevy Truck. At my last job our chevy 2500
>pickup took 25 gallons to fill up.
>
>My Civic normally costed me 15 to fill up, now its 25. Damn are
>government is screwing us over on gas prices, and these high 75 cent a
>gallon taxes. (im sure they are really more than that)
Americans have a much greater level of disposable income than almost
any other western country. At the uk prices of 2 years ago, it would
ahve cost you about $55US to fill up your civic. Right now europes
over $6 for a US gallon.
Americans just need to get their heads out of their collective *****,
stop whining, and live with it. I mean, when you elect an oil
president, of course oil prices will rise. Duh. its an utter no
brainer. Grow up, get over it, welcome to the real world.
08-19-2005 | 01:01 AM
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Re: S.U.V's found abandon
Of course you beleive all the liberal press krap. You sound like a no
brainer yourself.
> Americans just need to get their heads out of their collective *****,
> stop whining, and live with it. I mean, when you elect an oil
> president, of course oil prices will rise. Duh. its an utter no
> brainer. Grow up, get over it, welcome to the real world.
>
brainer yourself.
> Americans just need to get their heads out of their collective *****,
> stop whining, and live with it. I mean, when you elect an oil
> president, of course oil prices will rise. Duh. its an utter no
> brainer. Grow up, get over it, welcome to the real world.
>
08-19-2005 | 01:01 AM
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Re: S.U.V's found abandon
Of course you beleive all the liberal press krap. You sound like a no
brainer yourself.
> Americans just need to get their heads out of their collective *****,
> stop whining, and live with it. I mean, when you elect an oil
> president, of course oil prices will rise. Duh. its an utter no
> brainer. Grow up, get over it, welcome to the real world.
>
brainer yourself.
> Americans just need to get their heads out of their collective *****,
> stop whining, and live with it. I mean, when you elect an oil
> president, of course oil prices will rise. Duh. its an utter no
> brainer. Grow up, get over it, welcome to the real world.
>
08-19-2005 | 06:52 AM
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Re: S.U.V's found abandon
"flobert" <nomail@here.NOT> wrote in message
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> On 18 Aug 2005 11:18:20 -0700, "mopa" <buttakid@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>>Oh yeah, I cannot imagine how people can afford to spend say 70 dollars
>>a week to fill up their big Chevy Truck. At my last job our chevy 2500
>>pickup took 25 gallons to fill up.
>>
>>My Civic normally costed me 15 to fill up, now its 25. Damn are
>>government is screwing us over on gas prices, and these high 75 cent a
>>gallon taxes. (im sure they are really more than that)
>
>
> Americans have a much greater level of disposable income than almost
> any other western country. At the uk prices of 2 years ago, it would
> ahve cost you about $55US to fill up your civic. Right now europes
> over $6 for a US gallon.
>
> Americans just need to get their heads out of their collective *****,
> stop whining, and live with it. I mean, when you elect an oil
> president, of course oil prices will rise. Duh. its an utter no
> brainer. Grow up, get over it, welcome to the real world.
Exactly what would a non oil president have done differently that would have
kept prices lower?
Leonard
08-19-2005 | 06:52 AM
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Re: S.U.V's found abandon
"flobert" <nomail@here.NOT> wrote in message
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> On 18 Aug 2005 11:18:20 -0700, "mopa" <buttakid@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>>Oh yeah, I cannot imagine how people can afford to spend say 70 dollars
>>a week to fill up their big Chevy Truck. At my last job our chevy 2500
>>pickup took 25 gallons to fill up.
>>
>>My Civic normally costed me 15 to fill up, now its 25. Damn are
>>government is screwing us over on gas prices, and these high 75 cent a
>>gallon taxes. (im sure they are really more than that)
>
>
> Americans have a much greater level of disposable income than almost
> any other western country. At the uk prices of 2 years ago, it would
> ahve cost you about $55US to fill up your civic. Right now europes
> over $6 for a US gallon.
>
> Americans just need to get their heads out of their collective *****,
> stop whining, and live with it. I mean, when you elect an oil
> president, of course oil prices will rise. Duh. its an utter no
> brainer. Grow up, get over it, welcome to the real world.
Exactly what would a non oil president have done differently that would have
kept prices lower?
Leonard
08-19-2005 | 10:09 AM
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Leonard Caillouet wrote:
> "flobert" <nomail@here.NOT> wrote in message
> news:7tm9g1hnvq40tihej2tnbpu00qi53l3db9@4ax.com...
>
>>On 18 Aug 2005 11:18:20 -0700, "mopa" <buttakid@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Oh yeah, I cannot imagine how people can afford to spend say 70 dollars
>>>a week to fill up their big Chevy Truck. At my last job our chevy 2500
>>>pickup took 25 gallons to fill up.
>>>
>>>My Civic normally costed me 15 to fill up, now its 25. Damn are
>>>government is screwing us over on gas prices, and these high 75 cent a
>>>gallon taxes. (im sure they are really more than that)
>>
>>
>>Americans have a much greater level of disposable income than almost
>>any other western country. At the uk prices of 2 years ago, it would
>>ahve cost you about $55US to fill up your civic. Right now europes
>>over $6 for a US gallon.
>>
>>Americans just need to get their heads out of their collective *****,
>>stop whining, and live with it. I mean, when you elect an oil
>>president, of course oil prices will rise. Duh. its an utter no
>>brainer. Grow up, get over it, welcome to the real world.
>
>
> Exactly what would a non oil president have done differently that would have
> kept prices lower?
>
> Leonard
>
>
1. stop diverting 4% of imports to the "strategic" oil reserve. at $67
per barrel, do tax payers really /need/ to be filling the reserve right
now???
2. investigate these mysterious refinery "outages" that smack of enron
electricity market manipulation.
3. investigate the mysterious rise in the refinery "crack split", the
price difference between crude & refined product. traditionally, that's
5%. recently, it's risen to 20%.
3. stop monkeying with/subsidizing ethanol additives. ethanol is the
triple whammy - we pay a tax subsidy for production, we pay more at the
pump, /AND/ we get crappy gas mileage so we get to buy more of it!!! on
top of all that, it's not even necessary to achieve the so-called
emissions targets that smoke-screen as justification!!! ethanol is a
complete scam.
> "flobert" <nomail@here.NOT> wrote in message
> news:7tm9g1hnvq40tihej2tnbpu00qi53l3db9@4ax.com...
>
>>On 18 Aug 2005 11:18:20 -0700, "mopa" <buttakid@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Oh yeah, I cannot imagine how people can afford to spend say 70 dollars
>>>a week to fill up their big Chevy Truck. At my last job our chevy 2500
>>>pickup took 25 gallons to fill up.
>>>
>>>My Civic normally costed me 15 to fill up, now its 25. Damn are
>>>government is screwing us over on gas prices, and these high 75 cent a
>>>gallon taxes. (im sure they are really more than that)
>>
>>
>>Americans have a much greater level of disposable income than almost
>>any other western country. At the uk prices of 2 years ago, it would
>>ahve cost you about $55US to fill up your civic. Right now europes
>>over $6 for a US gallon.
>>
>>Americans just need to get their heads out of their collective *****,
>>stop whining, and live with it. I mean, when you elect an oil
>>president, of course oil prices will rise. Duh. its an utter no
>>brainer. Grow up, get over it, welcome to the real world.
>
>
> Exactly what would a non oil president have done differently that would have
> kept prices lower?
>
> Leonard
>
>
1. stop diverting 4% of imports to the "strategic" oil reserve. at $67
per barrel, do tax payers really /need/ to be filling the reserve right
now???
2. investigate these mysterious refinery "outages" that smack of enron
electricity market manipulation.
3. investigate the mysterious rise in the refinery "crack split", the
price difference between crude & refined product. traditionally, that's
5%. recently, it's risen to 20%.
3. stop monkeying with/subsidizing ethanol additives. ethanol is the
triple whammy - we pay a tax subsidy for production, we pay more at the
pump, /AND/ we get crappy gas mileage so we get to buy more of it!!! on
top of all that, it's not even necessary to achieve the so-called
emissions targets that smoke-screen as justification!!! ethanol is a
complete scam.
08-19-2005 | 10:09 AM
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Leonard Caillouet wrote:
> "flobert" <nomail@here.NOT> wrote in message
> news:7tm9g1hnvq40tihej2tnbpu00qi53l3db9@4ax.com...
>
>>On 18 Aug 2005 11:18:20 -0700, "mopa" <buttakid@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Oh yeah, I cannot imagine how people can afford to spend say 70 dollars
>>>a week to fill up their big Chevy Truck. At my last job our chevy 2500
>>>pickup took 25 gallons to fill up.
>>>
>>>My Civic normally costed me 15 to fill up, now its 25. Damn are
>>>government is screwing us over on gas prices, and these high 75 cent a
>>>gallon taxes. (im sure they are really more than that)
>>
>>
>>Americans have a much greater level of disposable income than almost
>>any other western country. At the uk prices of 2 years ago, it would
>>ahve cost you about $55US to fill up your civic. Right now europes
>>over $6 for a US gallon.
>>
>>Americans just need to get their heads out of their collective *****,
>>stop whining, and live with it. I mean, when you elect an oil
>>president, of course oil prices will rise. Duh. its an utter no
>>brainer. Grow up, get over it, welcome to the real world.
>
>
> Exactly what would a non oil president have done differently that would have
> kept prices lower?
>
> Leonard
>
>
1. stop diverting 4% of imports to the "strategic" oil reserve. at $67
per barrel, do tax payers really /need/ to be filling the reserve right
now???
2. investigate these mysterious refinery "outages" that smack of enron
electricity market manipulation.
3. investigate the mysterious rise in the refinery "crack split", the
price difference between crude & refined product. traditionally, that's
5%. recently, it's risen to 20%.
3. stop monkeying with/subsidizing ethanol additives. ethanol is the
triple whammy - we pay a tax subsidy for production, we pay more at the
pump, /AND/ we get crappy gas mileage so we get to buy more of it!!! on
top of all that, it's not even necessary to achieve the so-called
emissions targets that smoke-screen as justification!!! ethanol is a
complete scam.
> "flobert" <nomail@here.NOT> wrote in message
> news:7tm9g1hnvq40tihej2tnbpu00qi53l3db9@4ax.com...
>
>>On 18 Aug 2005 11:18:20 -0700, "mopa" <buttakid@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Oh yeah, I cannot imagine how people can afford to spend say 70 dollars
>>>a week to fill up their big Chevy Truck. At my last job our chevy 2500
>>>pickup took 25 gallons to fill up.
>>>
>>>My Civic normally costed me 15 to fill up, now its 25. Damn are
>>>government is screwing us over on gas prices, and these high 75 cent a
>>>gallon taxes. (im sure they are really more than that)
>>
>>
>>Americans have a much greater level of disposable income than almost
>>any other western country. At the uk prices of 2 years ago, it would
>>ahve cost you about $55US to fill up your civic. Right now europes
>>over $6 for a US gallon.
>>
>>Americans just need to get their heads out of their collective *****,
>>stop whining, and live with it. I mean, when you elect an oil
>>president, of course oil prices will rise. Duh. its an utter no
>>brainer. Grow up, get over it, welcome to the real world.
>
>
> Exactly what would a non oil president have done differently that would have
> kept prices lower?
>
> Leonard
>
>
1. stop diverting 4% of imports to the "strategic" oil reserve. at $67
per barrel, do tax payers really /need/ to be filling the reserve right
now???
2. investigate these mysterious refinery "outages" that smack of enron
electricity market manipulation.
3. investigate the mysterious rise in the refinery "crack split", the
price difference between crude & refined product. traditionally, that's
5%. recently, it's risen to 20%.
3. stop monkeying with/subsidizing ethanol additives. ethanol is the
triple whammy - we pay a tax subsidy for production, we pay more at the
pump, /AND/ we get crappy gas mileage so we get to buy more of it!!! on
top of all that, it's not even necessary to achieve the so-called
emissions targets that smoke-screen as justification!!! ethanol is a
complete scam.
08-19-2005 | 10:31 AM
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I think most of those who can afford $35k or more for a monster suv
aren't going to care about an extra grand or two a year for gas. If a
grand meant that much to them, they would've purchased a 30 mpg vehicle
to begin with .
aren't going to care about an extra grand or two a year for gas. If a
grand meant that much to them, they would've purchased a 30 mpg vehicle
to begin with .
08-19-2005 | 10:31 AM
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Re: S.U.V's found abandon
I think most of those who can afford $35k or more for a monster suv
aren't going to care about an extra grand or two a year for gas. If a
grand meant that much to them, they would've purchased a 30 mpg vehicle
to begin with .
aren't going to care about an extra grand or two a year for gas. If a
grand meant that much to them, they would've purchased a 30 mpg vehicle
to begin with .
08-19-2005 | 11:27 AM
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Re: S.U.V's found abandon
Those people cannot afford SUVs to begin with. Most of them take out
60 month, 72 month, or even 96 month loans to pay for them. Rising gas
prices will stretch many to the limit (not that they're not already
there anyway), and they will default on their car loans. You
overestimate the intelligence of the average consumer.
60 month, 72 month, or even 96 month loans to pay for them. Rising gas
prices will stretch many to the limit (not that they're not already
there anyway), and they will default on their car loans. You
overestimate the intelligence of the average consumer.
08-19-2005 | 11:27 AM
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Re: S.U.V's found abandon
Those people cannot afford SUVs to begin with. Most of them take out
60 month, 72 month, or even 96 month loans to pay for them. Rising gas
prices will stretch many to the limit (not that they're not already
there anyway), and they will default on their car loans. You
overestimate the intelligence of the average consumer.
60 month, 72 month, or even 96 month loans to pay for them. Rising gas
prices will stretch many to the limit (not that they're not already
there anyway), and they will default on their car loans. You
overestimate the intelligence of the average consumer.