"RonFromNY" ...
>I am getting about 40mpg on average, and wondering what people are
> getting for millage
>
I am currently getting 52-55 MPG in west central NJ (Flemington to Somerset)
over the last couple of months.
Tomes

Perhaps at that rate you will start to save money on fuel, in three years or
so. The premium you paid to buy a Prius over a Corolla, that can get 35
MPG, would have bought ALL of your fuel for the first three years or four
years.

"Tomes" <ask.me@here.net> wrote in message
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> "RonFromNY" ...
>>I am getting about 40mpg on average, and wondering what people are
>> getting for millage
>>
> I am currently getting 52-55 MPG in west central NJ (Flemington to
> Somerset) over the last couple of months.
> Tomes

Perhaps at that rate you will start to save money on fuel, in three years or
so. The premium you paid to buy a Prius over a Corolla, that can get 35
MPG, would have bought ALL of your fuel for the first three years or four
years.



"Tomes" <ask.me@here.net> wrote in message
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> "RonFromNY" ...
>>I am getting about 40mpg on average, and wondering what people are
>> getting for millage
>>
> I am currently getting 52-55 MPG in west central NJ (Flemington to
> Somerset) over the last couple of months.
> Tomes

In article <U_ydnRSuabo_NGfanZ2dnUVZ_jidnZ2d@ptd.net>,
"Mike hunt" <mikehunt22@lycos.com> wrote:

> Perhaps at that rate you will start to save money on fuel, in three years or
> so. The premium you paid to buy a Prius over a Corolla, that can get 35
> MPG, would have bought ALL of your fuel for the first three years or four
> years.

That's a fact.

(Is the Corolla yet as big as the Prius inside?)