LOL, what to do without a trip odometer... When I was a kid I used to keep a piece of paper tucked into a corner of the dashboard that I used. When I got my Buick I bought a hardbacked accounting ledger book and kept that in the glove box. I wrote everything in it. Fuel, reapirs, maintenance, etc.

i have. i'm still interested tho, at least until gas is given away! :p

I have to admit, if it got down below $1, I'd probably take the opportunity to enjoy accelerating harder and not bother to EOC/P&G...

Well, one thing is a given, it WILL go back up. Now's the time to go out there and buy your Geo Metro, Civic VX, or whatever FE vehicle you're looking at now before they're $5,000 again.

-Jay

the way I look at it, saving gas is one thing that I can do that doesn't affect my quality of life and I can still save money. not only that, it keeps me from potentially getting speeding tickets which further saves me money.

I could sell my house and purchase a smaller one but there goes quality of life. my car is the same car and now I am getting better mileage and I am monitoring it's functions more closely so in theory, it should last longer because I will catch problems faster and take care of them before they get out of hand.

my wife is trying to save gas also, it bugs the crap out of her that I can get 26mpg in her element and she can only get 24. I was hauling wood with it at that.

I think working towards the best fuel economy will be something I carry with me throughout my life regardless of fuel prices. my first car was a geo metro so it is kind of instilled in me already. why not save some money in gas and take a fun ship cruise or something.

I'll have to admit that I haven't been hypermiling as hard as I used to when it was $4/ gal. This tank has very little heavy hypermiling mostly due to time constraints and bad weather.