Just wondering how everyother TT owner is coping with the pain at the pump...here outside of the Sacramento area its $4.459 for 91...how are you dealing with it????

 

$51.00 fill up yesterday.[:@] 93 octane. This is getting crazy!

 

I'm coasting in neutral down hills more often

 

effin environmentalists need to put a sock in it and replace the tampon and let us drill into friggin DOMESTIC RESOURCES!

cough alaska cough...

that WILL lead to cheaper gas, so wtf

 

The prices don't affect me too much because I always pray for the best and plan for the worst...live WELL within our means, and no extra debt. Outside of that, we've been driving less, and planning our trips more efficiently. I just paid $4.159 per gallon for 93 octane. Ouch.

 

Yep, the neutral technique down hills actually saves a lot of gas! Also, even though the fun may be stripped a bit from your driving, a calm and gradual acceleration is a gas saver as well.

I live in San Diego and a fill-up the other day cost me $70! Damn!! When I type it and re-read the number it really hits home!!!!

 

It's cutting in to my driving, and I love to drive the TT. Filled up today $53.25 @ $4.14 for 93 octane. It helps I'm up to 30 mpg, but usually run around 29.2. Still though, when's it gonna stop!!

 

I have been using regular instead of 91 octane. Truthfully, I cannot tell the diff. No knocking that I can tell. The beauty of the Turbo is that it is off at low RPM, so keeping the RPM down REALLY improves mileage, but the acceleration is there when you need it. I regularly (no pun) get 25 around town and 35 on the HWY.

 

$4.82/gallon for 93 here in Chicago....

Solution: Public Transportation.

 

Public Transportation. not a bad idea if you live close to everything and they run often and on time but things to consider are intimidation by youths/drunks/thieves/nutters/kids and only scrapped at the issues there