I had a Dodge Neon It got around 25 MPG

My other previous car was a Suzuki Esteem, that thing got about 32.

Its really not worth it downgrading for a few mpg better. Unless you do a lot of side street/stop and go driving. Thats where the Bonneville suffers compared to small cars.

http://www.cars.com/carsapp/national...owtosave1.tmpl

Remove heavy items that you don’t need from your vehicle. Each additional 125 pounds of weight can reduce fuel economy by approximately 0.3 mpg.

"Turn off the engine when you otherwise would be idling for a few minutes. This includes waiting for a train to pass or sitting at the drive-up window of a bank or fast-food restaurant."

that one is bullshitstarting a car uses a good amount of fuel

but if you use more idling than you would starting the car, then you would save.

it said a few minutes tho, less than 10 minutes should be less gas than turning off and starting

wow, i thought it was less than a minute. perhaps someone should research this?

i would, but im not THAT bored, at least not yet anyway.

I was looking to drop about 500 lbs in my daily driver, so I traded it in on a Maxima, LOL

Seriosely gas prices suck but they will level out to the mid 2 dollar range in a month or so, just be patient