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04 BMW 525I Sport. Black/Tan All options except nav. 51,000 miles great MPG great shape New Tires $23,700 06LEXUS GS 300 AWD Silver/Tan All options except nav. Heat/Cool seats New tires 5 Spoke factory chrome wheels Great MPG! $34,000
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Gregg, They're both nice looking cars. Can you define great mpg for us? Thanks.
25+ overall
I'd call that great too. Good luck with the sale.
It's amazing that MPG still sucks all-around, and that modern cars haven't really improved since the 1930's. I think the original Volkswagon beetle got something like 46mpg or something crazy. Sure, it wasn't quite as luxurious and fast as modern cars - but you'd think we would be doing better than the typical 20mpg or so that we have nowadays..
Since regulators have primarily been concerned with emissions until very recently, advancement in fuel economy has been and continues to be largely demand driven. Suppliers/manufacturers won't invest in fuel efficiency until the public demands it over say, pulsating seats, refrigerators, parking assistance radar, etc. It seems that time is now, and the increase in demand for priuses and the like already have every manufacturer scrambling to bring lower fuel cost vehicles to market, but I wouldn't be surprised to see the offerings slide back in the other direction if gasoline dips back down in price to 2 dollar type levels. We do as a species have terrible memories
For goodness sake, why do you have a Honda license plate frame on the BMW? That always hurts my eyes. You'd probably get $500 more with some kind of BMW frame, and I'm only half-way kidding. GL, hope all is well in Columbus.
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And oddly enough, the original Beetle got better gas mileage than most hybrids do.
Honda = reliability !
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and most maintenance could be performed with varying weights of rubber mallets! (metric only of course)
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