About 47 bucks for my jeep...TreeSaw said:Just filled up Sq-Earl's truck and it was just over $60
dh girlie said:AHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Yeah, except you can get more effcient diesel cars that we can't.Changleen said:Gas just went up over here again too. We were already paying more than you, so quit yer bitchin.
Dude, you need to get a garage sale beater and spray paint it, preferably about 3 or 4 different colors. Make sure the paint runs so it looks REALLY good. Then ride that to school. Get some Wahoo's stickers for it and make a PBR badge to put on the head tube. You'll only have to worry about have the PBR badge stolen.COmtbiker12 said:I pay probably $40 for 2/3 of a tank on my 84 S10. Lasts usually 2-5weeks since the only real driving I regularly do is the 1mile round trip to school. (I'd ride there but I'm scared of my bike getting stolen/broken)
Soo lazy...rpk1988 said:Could you do it for me and post a picture? I know what car you are talking about. They look awesome for how small they are. And they are owned by Mercedes.
Over 100BHp from 700cc engine =The 698 cc three-cylinder turbo engines of the smart roadster BRABUS and roadster-coupé BRABUS generate 74 kW of power, corresponding to 101 bhp. This rating and a maximum torque of 130 Newton metres makes the BRABUS version of the smart roadster and roadster-coupé thoroughbred sports machines. Acceleration from zero to 100 km/h in 9.8 seconds and a maximum speed of around 195 km/h represent extremely attractive performance ratings. The interesting technical features include:
Newly developed exhaust turbocharger
New charge air cooling system
Reinforced clutch
Transmission designed for higher torque
Revised engine software
The standard features of the BRABUS two-door models include sports suspension and 17 alloy wheels, softouch automatic transmission, heated black leather sports seats and a three-spoke leather sports steering wheel. Various accessories are available for further refinement of these full-blooded smart roadsters. The characteristic BRABUS features also include: Radiator grille, side skirts, front and rear spoiler in the colour of the car concerned. A sports exhaust comes as standard. Inside the vehicles, the BRABUS line is defined above all by a tasteful combination of aluminium and leather. Comprehensive optional packages expand the scope for individual configuration. Features here include power steering and a rain and light sensor.
1396-cc V-6 that makes 168 horsepower at 5500 rpm and 162 pound-feet of torque from 2250 to 4500 rpm. The busy twin-turbo unit accelerates the lightweight 1852-pound two-seater from 0 to 62 mph in less than six seconds, according to Smart. Top speed is an equally impressive 137 mph.
Dude. A mile? Walk your sorry ass to school.COmtbiker12 said:I pay probably $40 for 2/3 of a tank on my 84 S10. Lasts usually 2-5weeks since the only real driving I regularly do is the 1mile round trip to school. (I'd ride there but I'm scared of my bike getting stolen/broken)
COmtbiker12 said:I pay probably $40 for 2/3 of a tank on my 84 S10. Lasts usually 2-5weeks since the only real driving I regularly do is the 1mile round trip to school. (I'd ride there but I'm scared of my bike getting stolen/broken)
Changleen said:That was the 2004 model by the way.
Oh and in 2006 the US is getting this:
http://www.automobilemag.com/reviews/convertibles/0310_smart_brabus_roadster/
That thing's like a go-kart on steroids.Changleen said:That was the 2004 model by the way.
Oh and in 2006 the US is getting this:
http://www.automobilemag.com/reviews/convertibles/0310_smart_brabus_roadster/
Curb Hucker said:$63 for my Land Rover, thats per 250mi tank, and i usually use about 6 tanks a month :mumble: