Friday, May 11, 2012
Gasoline Experiment, Part 3
That's more like it. For my latest tank of gas, I got 36.96 miles per gallon using Shell gas instead of the generic grocery store brand. Just to make sure this is not a fluke, I checked all of my MPGs for as far back as I could go. This revealed some striking numbers. I did, indeed, have some previous tanks of gas as high as 35.99 MPG. However, my records do not indicate where I purchased the gas. My monthly average MPG, though, indicate 30 MPG during the cold months and 32-33 MPG during the warm months. Therefore, a monthly average over 33.66 MPG should prove the Shell gas is a causal factor. I guess this means my next gasoline post will be at the beginning of next month.
Labels:
frugalista,
gas prices,
Shell gasoline
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