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We probably spend around $100/week on gas. I'm saving my AmEx 5% to buy a really nice camera. I should have it in no time 
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Momof1in150, your no-left-turns plan appeals to me. It makes me recall that I actually put a little extra mileage onto our car when I drive our friend home because I turn right and circle around to avoid turning left onto one of the busiest, most accident prone streets in the city. Then I encounter a one-way street and so have to drive a bit farther just to avoid that left turn.
Later, when I am out
for exercise, I will also stop at the grocery for a box of crackers: No miles racked up except on my shoe tread.
"There is some ontological doubt as to whether it may even be possible in principle to nail down these things in the universe we're given to study." --text msg from my kid
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We spend about $45 a week for my Honda Accord, and another $40 for my partner's Toyota Corolla. I'm very glad these days that we bough fuel efficient cars! We had thought about an SUV when we last bought because our 3 boys were teens and stuffed into the back of our sedans. But they rarely all go anywhere wth us all together anyway, so I'm glad we went with the smaller cars!Comment
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I budget $15 a week for my Toyota Avalon, and I usually spend less.
A retired urban dweller.
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92 Subaru - $35 a week. I drive about 34 miles round trip a day to/from work.
02 GMC 3/4 ton - $85 when I do fill it. It's mostly for pulling the snowmobile trailer or the RV.
04 Yamaha V-Star - Less than $10 to fill. I ride it when I don't have to go get the kids, and the weather is decent.Comment
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2008 Honda Civic - $35 every 2 weeks, sometimes I can stretch it out to 3 weeks. I don't drive to far places often and work is less than 10 mins away.Comment
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