Thread: Dude, I'm buying an Avenger!!!

Originally Posted by TBb15

and 87 is like 3.80 not 4.07

I used $4.07 as a worst case scenario...

Originally Posted by B15NewYork

I used $4.07 as a worst case scenario...

if hits 4.50 for regular its a wrap, ill be buying a bike, not a motor bike

RWD - riding while drunk lmaooo

Originally Posted by TBb15

if hits 4.50 for regular its a wrap, ill be buying a bike, not a motor bike

RWD - riding while drunk lmaooo

I can see it now, you riding a bicycle like one of them old drunken chach(uncle in guyanese). LMFAO.

http://www.tundraheadquarters.com/bl...ram-is-a-scam/

Originally Posted by TBb15

http://www.tundraheadquarters.com/bl...ram-is-a-scam/

As suspected...

First of all, the program only covers enough fuel needed to drive 12,000 miles per year. Too bad the average annual mileage in the U.S. is closer to 15k miles than 12k. So, for average drivers, the last couple of the months of the year their Dodge gas card is going to stop working.
Secondly, since Dodge will have no way of knowing how far you’ve actually driven in order to determine when you’ve hit 12k miles, they’re going to use the EPA average fuel economy estimates for each of their products to calculate how many gallons work out to 12,000 miles.

im wondeing bout the heavy foot people who will end up getting less mpg, if they use all their gas for one year and the car only has like 10k miles, then what, and what about rolling back the dash?? LMFAO!!!!

Originally Posted by TBb15

im wondeing bout the heavy foot people who will end up getting less mpg, if they use all their gas for one year and the car only has like 10k miles, then what, and what about rolling back the dash?? LMFAO!!!!

Rolling back the Odometer doesn't apply here since they're using the EPA mpg numbers to dictate how many gallons of gas you can purchase at the $2.99 price.

Originally Posted by B15NewYork

Rolling back the Odometer doesn't apply here since they're using the EPA mpg numbers to dictate how many gallons of gas you can purchase at the $2.99 price.

true, but it could make a great argument though, make a complaint that their "estimated numbers are off" if your gas ends after 2 years and your car only has 20k miles on it. but knowing car people, theres definately something in the fine print about it.

Originally Posted by TBb15

true, but it could make a great argument though, make a complaint that their "estimated numbers are off" if your gas ends after 2 years and your car only has 20k miles on it. but knowing car people, theres definately something in the fine print about it.

With your heavy foot you'd use out that gas in 6 months... lolz. But yeh fine print FTL.