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Zero on Y axis
Could we get a zero on the Y axis of the Recent Fuel-ups chart?
I think the chart would be more informative if it had a zero-point. Currently, the chart makes the max and min on the y-axis the max and min of the last ten fuel-ups. For my main car, this represents a four MPG spread. However, that's +/-2 MPG around my 35 MPG average. Consequently, it looks like I'm all over the map, when I'm actually keeping within a pretty narrow range.
My engineering "technical communications" class taught me to make sure I always *with a few exceptions, of course) showed the baseline - in this case, zero.
Other than that little OCD thing, great site!
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notsnot 
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