mpg does it matter
So here is my question will mpg and price of fuel make a difference in your trip plans. Why are we so concerned about this issue. the difference between 9..5 and 11 mpg is 54 miles which would cost a...
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4x4ord wrote:826lynx wrote:sele wrote:
Thanks for all the replies it is really interesting to read all the different thoughts. But in all the common thread is not matter how we approach this issue or any issue we are stilling going camping. I remember the first time I bought an rv the salesman had one honest truth. Don't let it sit in the backyard and rot, get out and enjoy life. 35 years later it is still the best answer.
I have a personal philosophy on hobbies....
"If you can't afford it, don't do it." :D
Therefore I do not care that much about mileage.
What does it mean to say I can afford this or that? Some say it means the bank will give me the money. Few actually have a plan that they follow which allows them to live the way they currently live without sacrificing dreams they hold for their future. I know many people who lived without giving much thought to little things like mpg who are now in their 60's and still have a mortgage and little hope of the retirement they dreamed of. They only thought they could afford that tank of gas thirty years ago. After doing a little calculating I tell my 20 year old kids that they will need about $6,000,000 put away by the time they want to retire.
I think we said the same thing.
