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Short commute is also not that great for the powertrain...and since Hummers are GM vehicles, that can't be good in the long run! :D

BTW, why are we talking about one specific rare situation?? I am sure that there are plenty of Civic owners who drive 3 miles to work...and Hummer owners who have to drive 35 miles to work. What was the point of this?? For example, i have to drive my G500 at least 70 miles everyday...on some days, 140 miles. I am sure that there are Civics/Corollas out there who drive less than me. :p BTW, this is why i now drive my minivan to work....
 
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Thai said:

BTW, why are we talking about one specific rare situation?? I am sure that there are plenty of Civic owners who drive 3 miles to work...and Hummer owners who have to drive 35 miles to work. What was the point of this?? For example, i have to drive my G500 at least 70 miles everyday...on some days, 140 miles. I am sure that there are Civics/Corollas out there who drive less than me. :p BTW, this is why i now drive my minivan to work....

We're not talking about once specific example....we're talking about the same thing that happens over and over again all across this country of ours.

BTW, it's funny but YOU are a perfect example. You have a gas guzzling G500 and you also own a Corolla. You have stated numerous times that your Corolla gets the basic commuter duties while the G500 stays parked more often and is used for weekend fun. Your Corolla is obviously much more fuel efficient than your G500, but if you drive it ten times as much, things look a bit different when it comes to buying gallons of gas.

BTW, anyone who works 3 miles from home has less persuasion to buy an econobox than someone who lives much farther from work. Sure, people drive other place besides work and back home again, but I believe the daily commute is where most people put the majority of miles on their vehicles.
 
Even Steven said:
BTW, it's funny but YOU are a perfect example. You have a gas guzzling G500 and you also own a Corolla. You have stated numerous times that your Corolla gets the basic commuter duties while the G500 stays parked more often and is used for weekend fun. Your Corolla is obviously much more fuel efficient than your G500, but if you drive it ten times as much, things look a bit different when it comes to buying gallons of gas.

Actually, ES=WA, i drive my minivan to work...my wife drives the Corolla.

But, to your point, i am saving a lot of cash by driving my minivan as opposed to driving my G500. Yeah, right now, the G500 does not use much gas, but isn't that my point??? I am not even sure why you're even arguing?? :confused: Is your blood sugar low or are you just mentally slow?
 
Thai said:
Actually, ES=WA, i drive my minivan to work...my wife drives the Corolla.

But, to your point, i am saving a lot of cash by driving my minivan as opposed to driving my G500. Yeah, right now, the G500 does not use much gas, but isn't that my point??? I am not even sure why you're even arguing?? :confused: Is your blood sugar low or are you just mentally slow?

Ah, Thai=AH, I see you changed your driving habits. I remember when your Corolla was your commuter vehicle. We both agree that your G500 isn't using much gas....that much is obvious. So you are your own little microcosm of my example between my two neighbors, one with an economy car and one with a gas guzzler. Thanks for helping me prove my point that fewer miles driven on a gas guzzler can be advantageous to more miles on a more economical vehicle. Good job!
 
Even Steven said:
Ah, Thai=AH, I see you changed your driving habits. I remember when your Corolla was your commuter vehicle. We both agree that your G500 isn't using much gas....that much is obvious. So you are your own little microcosm of my example between my two neighbors, one with an economy car and one with a gas guzzler. Thanks for helping me prove my point that fewer miles driven on a gas guzzler can be advantageous to more miles on a more economical vehicle. Good job!

BTW, do you realize that your "argument" is moronic?? Seriously, did you think up this "argument" all by yourself?? :bash:
 
It's a dumb argument since the average american drives over 12k a year and the Hummer owners are using up more gas than Civics on average.

This turned into a childish pointless and off topic turn to the thread.

We'll see what happens to the 12 mile a gallon cars over the next 5 years and I bet you'll see less and less Hummers being driven on a daily basis.
 
Thai said:
BTW, do you realize that your "argument" is moronic?? Seriously, did you think up this "argument" all by yourself?? :bash:


Please stop crying :cry:
 
RonMAIDEN said:
It's a dumb argument since the average american drives over 12k a year and the Hummer owners are using up more gas than Civics on average.


The average Civic owner drives much more miles per year than the average Hummer owner.

The 12K mile per year average is based upon all vehicles. It doesn't mean that all Hummer owners average 12K per year and all Civic owners average 12K per year :bigok:
 
Even Steven said:
Please stop :cry:

Why doesn't the Hummer driver drive less?? Maybe the gas prices make it tough for him/her to drive so much with the Hummer?? The same thing happened to me and my G500. Before the gas price hike, i used to drive my G everywhere...no so anymore.

Please stop making dumbass and moronic arguments just for the sake of arguing! It is getting old, ES=WA.
 
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Please stop making dumbass and moronic arguments just for the sake of arguing! It is getting old, ES=WA.

Are you still :cry:, Thai?

Originally posted by Thai
Why doesn't the Hummer driver drive less?? Maybe the gas prices make it tough for him/her to drive so much with the Hummer?? The same thing happened to me and my G500. Before the gas price hike, i used to drive my G everywhere...no so anymore.

Now you're starting to understand.... Yes, higher fuel prices tend to make people drive the most economical cars that they own. Some people even sell their less economical vehicles and buy more economical vehicles to replace them. Simple concept, huh big guy? But when a Hummer owner puts only 3,000 miles per year on his vehicle because he lives very close to work, he has less reason to sell it or change his driving habits than someone who drives more miles out of necessity.

My point is completely valid, so don't :cry: just because you think it is dumb and moronic. Your hatred carries over into every thread that you post in reply to me. That's dumb and moronic and getting very old, Thai=AH.
 
Even Steven said:
Are you still :cry:?

My point is completely valid, so don't :cry: just because you think it is dumb and moronic. Your hatred carries over into every thread that you post in reply to me. That's dumb and moronic and getting very old, Thai=AH.

Have you not been reading this thread, ES=WA?? I think that EVERYONE thinks that your argument is moronic and dumb. It seems like you just want to argue for the sake of arguing.

BTW, weren't you the one crying above with your smilie??? Dumbass.
 
Thai said:
Have you not been reading this thread, ES=WA?? I think that EVERYONE thinks that your argument is moronic and dumb. It seems like you just want to argue for the sake of arguing.

BTW, weren't you the one crying above with your smilie??? Dumbass.

Everyone? LOL... wow, I only see a couple of people even participating in this discussion. Glad that qualifies as "everyone" to you.

And no, dumbass, the smilie was asking YOU to stop crying. I think you need to improve your reading comprehension skills or lack thereof.

Thai=AH, you really need to grow up. You try to start crap with me in every thread that I make a post. Same old, same old.
 
Even Steven said:
Thai=AH, you really need to grow up. You try to start crap with me in every thread that I make a post. Same old, same old.

You don't like it?? At least, i did not create a whole whinning thread!! Now, THAT is moronic! :D
 
Thai said:
You don't like it?? At least, i did not create a whole whinning thread!! Now, THAT is moronic! :D

As you know, my thread wasn't about whining (by the way, please learn how to spell that word. You always get it wrong), but rather your little ego problems, Thai=AH.

Once again I'll allow you the last word and hope that it makes you feel better about yourself. Either way, I'm sure you'll follow me to the next thread that I post in and start spewing your crap all over again. Now THAT is getting old, but I realize that you just can't help yourself, Thai=AH.
 
Even Steven,you aren't helping yourself here since you are just adding to your negative rep.

Thai,let it go since you'll never get in the last word. :biggrin2:
 
RonMAIDEN said:
Even Steven,you aren't helping yourself here since you are just adding to your negative rep.

Thai,let it go since you'll never get in the last word. :biggrin2:

1 - Don't care about a rep. Not here to build a good rep.

2 - Thai ALWAYS gets the last word in. Just look at the other threads for proof of that. In fact, that's probably the only reason that he didn't post after I told him to go ahead and get his last word in as usual.

3 - Do you not agree that Hummer drivers, on average, log less miles than Civic drivers? Seems logical to me....
 
Even Steven, I am asking this question in hopes for an honest answer, and not trying to take a jab at or gang up on you.

Why are you on this forum?

You don't take other peoples advice, all your post are argumentative, and you criticize other peoples knowledge because it dosen't fit with yours.

Honestly, im getting tired of deleting emails from threads I subscribe to and like to read, with nothing but your endless ranting.
 
I rarely support a ban of a member but when someone is just here to be a cancer on a forum and just here to cause problems and argue then good riddance.

ES,so Iguess you are just on here to be an A-hole? Reps go a long ways on these forums since less people will be inclined to help you with a problem or even meet you at a Runner meet if you are here to just be a douchebag.
 

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