My sentiments exactly. I have been getting about 18mpg doing all city driving this winter. When the snow melts for the last time, she will get new plugs, new oil, new filters, and I might see 19mpg in the city... I'm not too concerned.

The extra $0.30/gallon (between 93 and 87) equals about a $4.00 difference each fill up. I only fill up every couple weeks. That means after a few months I've lost out on one nice dinner for myself... I can live with that.


Now go away snow, so I can get worse gas mileage while having a lot more fun.