I used to drive a 94 z28 that got about 13 mpg. And I am in So Cal. It obviously has to have 91 octane because of the high compression. Down here it was at 2.97 a gallon before the prices dropped a little bit to about 2.80 for 91. That is the main reason I am looking into a honda for my daily driver. You guys have it good, especially the ones that don't live in So Cal

BiGGinZ

 

I fill my Honda for about $27 but we fill my wife's car (SUV) for $44!!!!!!!

 

you guys (and gals) have nothing to complain about, here in Japan, a liter of Hi Octane is 129yen. It takes 4500yen to fill up my Civic. Thats almost $50.

 

they just opened a stop & shop gas station and they give a discount if you have a stop & shop card. Its 5 centets off for 87 and 10 centents off 91 and 93. Thats not much but it helps a little.

 

Isn't your high octane like 101?

 

It now cost me $15 to fill up my car with 91 in Los Angeles

 

K looked at my receipts on my car floor. With the 87 it was 17.31 and my first 91 was 25.87 about 7$ x 1 time a week x 52= quite a difference.

 

You have already changed from your first post. I bet you're not even comparing the same amount of gas. Or even in the same time frame. If you're going to make a comparison, use the same criteria

 

Before I didn't look at my receipts. I just took an estimated guess. the 87 is from april 19th, the 91 was may 2nd. So like 13 days or so. The 87 was added to like a 1/8th full tank, and the 91 was pass the E so I didn't have much 87 left when I filled up on 91 for the first time. No need to really get anal about this subject.

Edit~I mean 93, I'm thinking of the wrong gas station, the getty has 93 the texaco has 91, I filled up at the getty.

 

Don't make a thread about it then.