Your out-of-your-ass talking is better than mine XD

and it will keep increasing as long as it is more feasable to create your burgerking salad at a plant in flordia from food from kansas, and ship it to newyork all within a the span of a few days. https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...R#>/unsure.gif

The price for 91 Octane at the Chevron across from where I work is 4.69 a gallon. It was 4.43 on Monday. Why it went up that much in 2 days is beyond me. I count my blessings my Subaru gets 22mpg, and I don't drive a huge truck. :(

Is it just me, or should Subaru's get better gas mileage? Hell, my MPV gets 22 mpg--around town. I can get 25 on the highway.



I once owned an Outback, and it sucked. Comfortable enough as an interstate cruiser, but dog slow and lousy mileage. And did I mention unrestrained body roll and abundant tire squeal? Handling was subpar, even by minivan standards.



Sorry. I know some Subaru's are pretty cool. I was just a little disappointed with my ownership experience.

Haha, excuse us while we hijack this thread. LOL. The subaru boxer motors are not exactly miserly on gas. After talking with a few STi owners, im really glad I don't drive an STi everyday. They get FD-esque mileage! If I drive like a grandma, and keep it at 65 mph, I can squeeze 25-26 out of it. It doesn't seem right though, im getting V6 mileage from a 4.

my dd, 06 evolution 9, is rated 18/22mpg. Memorial day weekend I avg'd 28mpg. Still not sure how I pulled that off. I figure 290hp, turbo awd getting 28mpg is sick. Only downside is a measly 12 gallon tank.



Kevin.

my friend's subie impresa L would get 30+ with him beating the piss out of it. Guess 2.2 NA will do that.



my MS3 gets 25-26 in true mixed driving. good enough for me.

we had some lady complain her MS3 was getting ONLY 27mpg....******* bitch.



kevin.

i think subarus are garbage, but thats just me....



maybe not anything souped up, but any subaru ive seen as a dd, as the years go on they seem to break ****.. anyone else seen otherwise?

Actually, no... I've seen quite a few Subie's with TONS of miles, nothing broke. You just need to keep up with maintenence. In fact a friend of mine was just looking for a beater and came across this early-90's Legacy wagon with 212k ON THE ORIGINAL CLUTCH....