Pride of Motown asked: Sorry this is so long… I’m just curious what other owners get gas mileage-wise on their 6 cylinder 4.0L 1995-2001 Explorer. Mine’s a ’99, and all I do basically is drive it a couple miles to school in the morning then back home, all in 25 mph zones. Especially right now [...]

gosk8 asked: I am getting up to 20 mpg on my 07 Ford Explorer XLT 4×4, believe it or not. And I have the numbers to prove it. The only thing is that it will not show up on the electronic display under the speedometer. It just stays at 18.9 and won’t go any higher? [...]

Nad _ asked: I have a 4.3l 4×4 S10 blazer. I am doing mods and seeing how high I can get the miles per gallon. I am wondering if underdrive pulleys would be a worthwhile investment as far as MPG goes. I am not concerned with power since this engine has more than enough power [...]

Royal asked: I do alot of volunteer work with other ppl so it must look decent and carry at least four ppl. A decent size trunk would be good for my fire-fighting gear. And i don’t have much of any money so under 4k is important. MPG in mid to high 20s at least. PLEASE [...]

zman asked: i am looking to purchase a small dependable truck that has a mpg of @ least 20 +. somewhere between a 1999 – 2002 model. I would like someone to furnish me with “real life” info on what they have experienced with such a vehicle (if there is such a thing?) (:no credit [...]

road runner asked: my 2005 silverado truck has only 15000 miles on it. it gets 9 miles to the gallon .it got 9 mpg the day I bought it it get 9 mpg now.. is this even legal? the sticker on the window said this truck gets 16 mpg to 22 mpg. it has NEVER [...]

… asked: In other words, how do high gasoline prices effect you or the average person?new site

sonman39 asked: logic detates that if the gear ratio to the RPMs of the engine are more insink the we could save MPG. For trucks/pickups there could be a hi/low transfer case to give power when needed and when power is not needed switch to higher gears and increase MPG to save fuel .new site [...]

Weston P asked: Now I know that in order for something to work in space, it can use air to work because there isn’t any air in space. Well the Nissan Leaf is completely electric and I was wondering if its possible for that car to work on the moon?new site Sphere: Related Content

Brian L asked: I was looking at one and i believe it is high. Can anyone verify?streaming tv

wabaseball7 asked: For a project in my econ class I need to know the difference between gasoline prices in American and foreign countries and I am having trouble finding information on the web. If someone could help me that would be great!new site Sphere: Related Content

Carol C asked: I haven’t heard any analysts venture an educated guess as to how much more gasoline prices will rise before levelling off. Has anyone “out there”? And, does anyone want to speculate as to why any of the present democrat and republican candidates haven’t addressed the price of oil (and thus, gas at [...]

Blue asked: Gas Tax pays for roads. Nissan Leaf users don’t have to pay taxes to use the road. Why is this car even allowed?food festivals Sphere: Related Content

Javin Jahangir asked: My current car goes 20MPG so at the time a gallon of gas costs $4, how much does the electricity cost to get the Nissan Leaf to go 20 miles?new site Sphere: Related Content

Dreadlock Rasta asked: I know they are both overpriced since they know there’s a $7,500 tax credit that comes with buying a Volt or Leaf. So they are probably going to milk the public for all the cash they can on this two vehicles. I personally think the price of each car should be lowered [...]