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Our club made the trip to Maggie Valley for "Vettes in the Valley" show this past weekend. On one of our many P breaks at a McDonalds all 11 vettes rolled in and parked. As we came in I overheard a conversation that went like this. Kid: I like all of them. Grownup: I wouldn't trade my Camry for any of em. Ain't nothin' but gas hogs anyway.
We all laughed to ourselves when we pulled back out and proceeded to lay down some MPGs of roughly 31. I'm betting thats real close to his gas hog Camry.
People always look at me like I'm crazy when I tell them what gas mileage my C5 gets. I call it my economy car.
I too call it my economy car,,,and often inform others of the MPG these cars get. I routinely get 20+ city,,and around 30 highway!!! This is actual calculated numbers(DIC is usually 1,1 1/2 optimistic. My first car had no gas gauge(they didn't even have one as an option when it was made. If you didn't keep track of mileage,,you could be in trouble,,and just had the habit ever since!!Where else can you find a car that can do low 13's stock and still get 20+city,30 highway. Like having your cake and eating it too!!!
I don't think I could have resisted politely educating him.
and people look at me like i'm crazy too when i tell them to guess my highway milage (and i always add, don't even think about your guess unless the number starts with a 3. you should see their chins drop at that point, lol)
ROFLOL! Give the guy a break. The translation of, "I wouldn't trade my Camry for any of em. Ain't nothin' but gas hogs anyway" is, "I've got three kids to put though college. I can't afford one and they don't seat five anyway...but I'd give my left nut to be able to have one."