Seriously Troy, who drives 4000 miles a year except for retired people.   I can respect your situation, but new cars are safer, pollute less and handle better.

Hey clowny, your math is just as bad as the author of the article.  14,000/26 = 538 gallons.   538 gallons at $4.10 for premium works out to $2207 annually.   So $3790/ $4.10 = 924 gallons used.  14000/924 = 15.1 mpg.  Check the spark plugs.

Well, you may be able to read, but you certainly can't spell.  It's not gauge, that's what monitors how full your gas tank is.  Members really don't own the credit union, but it's there dues that help it's formation.

A prepaid card has your money on it genius.   if debt collectors are pursuing you then you bought something you did not pay for.

Stupid is as stupid does...and she has 9 flippin' kids?

OK, I agree with some of what you have said, but...  First you can't spell America correctly.  Second, you can't add correctly.  How does $15000 x 44 = $175,000?   No one can support a family on 15K a year and you assume that's common?   Get your facts right.

You're right, I don't  believe you and nothing from the EPA or the manufacturer supports your claim.

Cars have a lot more equipment on them than they did 10 years ago let alone 20 years ago.   0 or 2 airbags versus 8-10.  6 speed trans vs. 4 speed.  Nice interiors vs. spartan interior.  Lots of road noise vs. minimal road noise.  Add blue tooth, power windows, power locks, etc.   Smaller cars now have many features fo...more

That 31 MPG is only on the highway and you have to drive 55 MPH to get it.   The reality is the 300 will average about 23 in 75/25 city and highway mix.