“Nickels and dimes?”
Here’s some math on why I don’t feel that way—
My 200 has been through at somewhere near 14,750 gallons of regular fuel so far.
-In California, Premium can be 40+ cents higher per gallon than regular.
-Using regular is a savings of close to $6000 USD.
To those of us who can only afford pre-owned Cruisers, it matters.
I just put 46 gallons of fuel in my 200 yesterday. Pumping Premium would have cost an additional $18.40 for one fill-up. $18.40 a pop is not nickels and dimes.
If $6000 is nothing to you, then hooray for money, and good for you. But why?
...I’ve run whatever the “regular is in each state. So sometimes that’s 87...sometimes that’s 85.
I have literally had to do NOTHING to my engine after 14 years including VERY hard, VERY heavy use. The thing runs like a top.
—Just for kicks...here’s a video clip from a few days ago on my way back from Cruise Moab... at over 8000lbs... where is this problem that’s worth $6000?
-No lack of power here....