Re: Gas Prices

Spending 17% more for fuel which yields 30% more energy output isn't worth it?

How about if a gallon of milk was $2 and a half-gallon was $1.50.
The half-gallon is 50 cents cheaper, so it must be a better deal?


Here's another example showing 44% more efficiency from diesel.
Ford Fiesta Gets 75 MPG Diesel and 52 MPG Gasoline
http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2006/09/04/020700.html


I don't own a diesel vehicle. I have no agenda. Just pointing out a simple fact.