

| Subject: | Re: TDI fuel savings |
| From: | Per Lindgren |
| Date: | Fri, 15 Jan 1999 17:01:47 +0100 |
I just wanted to let you know that if you were to fill an emty Syncro tank (70l), with 98 octane gas, like I have to, you would have to spit out $85,63! with a liter price of 9,15 nkr, that is a whopping $1,22 per liter!, or Cdn$ 1,86 per liter. Diesel is about 7,50 nkr or $1,00 Cdn$ 1,53. With the highest gas prices in Europe, I must be crazy to drive a thirsty car as this. (average 15l/100km) PerL 88 Syncro "Robert A. Alexander" wrote: > David - Uh, let me get out my calculator! Let's see, I think there are > 3.78Liters/US gallon? 29.9cents/L in B.C.? That's, uh, $1.13/gal, BUT > Canadian dollars are different than US dollars, eh? Uh, I have no idea > what the conversion is, but I've heard that if I bring a US Dollar into > Canada, I get MORE than one Canadian Dollar in exchange! Now, you've > confused me with the 49.9cents/L in Quesnel, which looks like $1.89/gal > Canadian? JEEZ, when are you guys going to convert to the "Euro"??? > > All I know is that I can fill me Vanagon tank with 93 octane for about > $1.00/gal-US which means gasoline is cheaper than when my grandfather > managed to get his Ford back in 1912, all things considered! Have you > asked any of the European Tribesmen just what they are having to pay for > 93 octane juice? I'm ALL for burning up Middle Eastern oil and keeping > ours for our private use when the Sheiks' run out. > > BOB - WA4RRN > '85GL > http://www.jbs.org
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