$2.81, suburban Philadelphia
Posted By: nm on 2005-10-01
In Reply to: How much is gas where you live and have you changed your driving patterns?...sm - Georgia gal
What a bargain
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Have a 1996 Suburban, bought in 02/1999 with 64K miles - sm
now has 184K miles, still going strong. Paid $26K. Have gotten our money's worth on it. Just started making repairs here and there over the last 2 years, new fuel pump, new fitting from radiater to engine, a couple engine seals, water pump, cleaning of fuel injectors. Probably about $2K all together in the last 7 years we have had it, not bad I think, other than regular maintance stuff, i.e. brakes, tires, oil changes, air filters, engine belt, etc. Gets about 15 MPG, 18 sometimes. Thing is a tank and I love it. Had a Blazer before that, though I had to put a lot of $$$ into it over the years I had it (10), about 16 MPG---Going to run the Suburban into the ground, hope to get 250K miles at least out of it. Has a few tics now and then due to age but all in all is in great shape and runs well, and I have made a point of fixing things immediately engine-wise and cosmetically. Go GM, have heard the transmissions last a lot longer (mine is proof of that, 184K original transmission) my husband has a 1990 Ford F-250 that had its transmission rebuild at 90K miles. His truck now has 189K miles on it and shifts rough.
$2.39/gallon - Philadelphia
Food is better in Philadelphia.sm
Also, New York. They cannot even make a burger right in Colorado. Seafood is horrible & expensive. Pittsburgh is okay, but Philadelphia has better Italian IMHO. Have to overnight hoagies if I want a treat.
Jumped only .10 so far in Mechanicsville, VA - got a Suburban....luckily have quite a full tank -
at least! Plus once the kids are in school I don't drive much.....luckiy!
If not in suburban Denver, 4 words...granola eating tree huggers.
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Used to own a Suburban, loved that truck. Have ridden in Ford trucks and SUVs
No, I'm in Philadelphia now, but I loved the northern' NYC 'burbs!
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Yes! I saw it in Philadelphia in January - it was absolutely incredible!
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Philadelphia - $25 per hour at a large teaching hospital. nm
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PA - Pittsburgh area is one locale, Philadelphia area also.
TriState area - PA, NJ, DE.
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