View Poll Results: With gas prices on the rise and us owning full size Bonnevilles that don't get the best gas mileage.
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Will you give up your Bonneville
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From: Memphis,TN Originally from MA
I am sure the Montero will go before the Bonneville. as long as I keep getting at or close to 400 miles out a tank of gas then the Bonnie is the gas miser of my fleet.
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From: San Diego, CA
Gas would have to get into the $8 to $10 / gallon (at least) region for it to make sense to get rid of the H-body for purely economic reasons.
I believe that price could happen within the next 12 to 18 months, if only briefly.
I believe that price could happen within the next 12 to 18 months, if only briefly.
90 of my part time pay check goes into gas that goes away within a week.
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From: Rockford MI
Originally Posted by harofreak00
Bonneville stays regardless.. just to much into it.
Highly thinking of getting a motorcycle though....
Highly thinking of getting a motorcycle though....
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From: Machesney Park, Illinois Ride:_1993_Bonneville_SSEi got boost?
If gas gets ungodly high I have an ace up my sleeve. We used to have a room tenant for a few months and gave us some electric bike in lieu of 1 months rent. And nobody told me about it until about 2 weeks ago. I got this thing to go 30mph and it can go highway speeds 
.
The only cons are when the batteres die and I'm still away from I have to pedal it. and the thing is HEAVY (100 pounds) and getting it to spped is tough. But a good workout
which I need.
Oh, and when it rains. Obviously.
.The only cons are when the batteres die and I'm still away from I have to pedal it. and the thing is HEAVY (100 pounds) and getting it to spped is tough. But a good workout
which I need.Oh, and when it rains. Obviously.
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From: CT
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Originally Posted by Bonnevillan
bonnevilles get just as good highway MPG as many of the newer cars advertised as fuel efficient... and i don't put many miles on. If i do get rid of it, it wont be because of fuel economy
I only drive about 2,500 miles per year and most of it around town. The cost of a new car, and property taxes, would far exceed what I am paying now.
If they made one that gets 40 around town, I would consider it and use the bonneville for highway trips.
The Prius is one but its too Ugly and not my style.
I may have to sell one Bonneville if my mother in law gives my wife her new car.