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Lol, I think he might be doing that already, Pill. A lot of older cars are perfect for hypermiling. Tight, small engines, light body, and small tires. The perfect combination for efficiency. Just don't get in the way of a large truck.

Another Mazda - and a speed3 at that! Welcome to the forums, filphil.

I'll ask the standard Jersey question - what exit are you off of?

jomotopia wrote:ok, i totally had something else in mind from the thread title, until i realized you weren't one of the female posters.

I gotta admit I was along those lines too. Was about to say "Blondie!!! No more pictures!"

Roman is just giving you a hard time, aznxkaiser. Don't let it get to ya.

i have a short commute in the morning...like 3 minutes short. i was wondering if it is bad to start the engine cold and then shut it off in 3 min. without it properly warming up. I have a quick ride to/from work as well. About 1.5 miles, or 2-3 minutes. I recommend finding a slightly longer route, ...

Nychold wrote:

watkins wrote:

bde wrote:Thats just plain old Toyotarded.

Fixed.

Love it! Bringing back the Subie coupe would be a great to focus their target market. They could have the coupe for a more sports-oriented crowd and the sedan for the family market.

Ugh. The fact that it's a Rex makes it even a BIGGER fail than normal.

As long as it isn't too crazy, go for it!

Welcome to Standardshift, CrispySock! I see you've already met me.

I'm assuming now you need a screen-name change to "Redhead"? Looks good!

How many color alterations have you gone through?

The trip is coming up/happening now - hope you all are having a blast!

I pwnf Spiderman:

u used to be emo? Hmm. Kinda hard to explain. I was in an emo/rock band before "emo" was really a fashion trend. It was starting to get popular underground, but it wasn't popular like it is now. I've got pictures but they aren't digitized. I'll see what I can do. http://img.photobucket.co...

Epic! Must have been a great day to have been Born in the USA.

My buddy has a 1995 Mazda B2300. 5-speed, no power steering/windows, and 25 MPG. Not bad for a little quarter ton.