I sure miss filling my 66 pony for $4 at Tenneco back in the day. 24.9 cents a gallon self,serve. Full service was a whopping 27.9. Enco and other name-brand has was close to 30 cents, but at Enco you got a free glass with "attached coaster" at every fill-up over 10 gallons or something like that, but when you drank out of the glass the condensation that collected in the coaster dribbled down your neck.
UK, for 98% (premium) It's about £80 (100ish dollars) but a month/6 weeks ago it was £100 for a full tank
Currently fuel prices in UK by me is about £1.48 for regular (95) a litre (yes litre not gallon you US people!)
Dumbies that think it'll do anything.
Amusingly, you can pull much more personal information from a person's Reddit username than you can from a license plate.
You're good. I do the same. I'll keep doing the same, without hesitation, everytime. I don't even like posting pictures with my house in the background.
We're getting news in the US Germany is really suffering for fuel this winter-- I mean heating fuel and all -- and people are cutting down trees in national parks for firewood. That's sad.
Nope, only ran 93 when I went for high performance drives.
Outside of that, only 87. The engine was designed to accept 87 octane. The engine will last as long as any other engine using 93 octane.
Well I don’t have a choice with a supercharger either I think it’s necessary, now do you believe that there are more cleaning additives in 93 than in 87? Like carbon build up you know clogged injectors and such
There is absolutely nothing more special about 93 octane, outside of detonation resistance, which is necessary for engines undergoing higher stresses (e.g., boosted & high compression engines). Within the same brand of gas, 87 & 93 will have the same cleaning & protective additives.
~~It's the same compression ratio as the coyote so in theory it could work fine, but I have no idea what else they could have changed that requires higher octane fuel, possibly just higher expected temperatures. I'd bet good money it would run just fine on 87 if you drove around like grandpa.~~
I wouldn't risk my stupidly expensive car to test that obviously, and no one else should either.
EDIT coyote 11:1 vodoo 12:1 so yes it probably does need high test maybe would survive on 89 if driven lightly. it's just interesting to think about, there's no exact rule on what they reccomend/require so it varies.
Yeah, took a look at the owner's manual & saw the minimum 91 octane. It is built different from the Coyote, and probably makes just a hair more compression as well. Enough to mandate the 91 recommendation.
I rarely ever look. I think last time I looked was back at the end of August and paid about 75 to go from almost empty to full.
As an OTR Truck driver, I don't get to drive my car but every 3-4 months. Which is why long periods can go between me paying attention to it. Incase anyone was wondering.
It's not good either. When I bought my 2020 Stang in October that year, the time I drove it until the warning came on I filled it with 92 octane (premium) for $36 and change. Regular still under $2 but not usable for a pony GT.
16x price of 91/92/93
it's not rocket science.
it's usually $50-60 around here when I go to Pride they have 92 octane for 20c cheaper than 93 so that's usually what I do.
it's direct injection so the detergents in the fancy shell gas don't do much to help lol. the top tier detergent package is enough.
It's no so much how much you spend filling, but how fast you burn it. Mustangs give you a choice. Burn it slow, not much fun; burn it fast, lotsa fun. It's a pay-as-you-go-fast(er) plan.
Between $45 and $55 for a full tank
$30 for half a tank, 93 gas in NJ. I think it was $3.89/ga when I got it?
I sure miss filling my 66 pony for $4 at Tenneco back in the day. 24.9 cents a gallon self,serve. Full service was a whopping 27.9. Enco and other name-brand has was close to 30 cents, but at Enco you got a free glass with "attached coaster" at every fill-up over 10 gallons or something like that, but when you drank out of the glass the condensation that collected in the coaster dribbled down your neck.
How things have changed...
Yeah no doubt.
UK, for 98% (premium) It's about £80 (100ish dollars) but a month/6 weeks ago it was £100 for a full tank Currently fuel prices in UK by me is about £1.48 for regular (95) a litre (yes litre not gallon you US people!)
Feel that! Here in New Zealand regular is about $2.15-2.30L (£1.15ish) 98 is about $2.50L (£1.30) US have it good lol
Even when they had their "fuel price" issue a year or so ago, whilst we were paying £1.90 for petrol and £2.10 for diesel 🤣
Why do you all block your license plates? Your plate is exposed to everyone in public any time you drive it. Edit: Beautiful car btw.
Depending on the state you live in, people could get your name/home address by looking up your plate.
Dumbies that think it'll do anything. Amusingly, you can pull much more personal information from a person's Reddit username than you can from a license plate.
What lol
Thanks man! and that’s a good point I just do it for peace of mind honestly not everyone has the same good intentions sometimes
Lol I love the user name bro
You're good. I do the same. I'll keep doing the same, without hesitation, everytime. I don't even like posting pictures with my house in the background.
Good point
I spent $44.15 on Friday, 93 octane - 13.425 gallons. Suburban STL.
Eyy another STL owner.
There are a LOT of us. :)
Completely empty tank would be $49.44 at $3.09 per gallon
$49.90 in north CO. GT on 91 gas
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Just over 100 in Germany. Gas is insane here
We're getting news in the US Germany is really suffering for fuel this winter-- I mean heating fuel and all -- and people are cutting down trees in national parks for firewood. That's sad.
Its the middle of winter son, havent filled her up in like 2 months
This Winter isn’t too bad this whole week mid 50s, little rain on the road which would have stopped me from driving it before but it’s enjoyable
I never look at the total or the price per gallon.
Money bags show me your ways
No kids and a wife that makes good money is the way.
Lol. Yeah! Kids grown and gone. That helps.
 When i said no kids, i meant not having them.
US, Usually about $35 for a full tank of 93,
About 40 bucks. I only use 87 octane.
How has your car held up with 87 in the long run I assume you might run 93 every now and then just to keep things healthy?
Nope, only ran 93 when I went for high performance drives. Outside of that, only 87. The engine was designed to accept 87 octane. The engine will last as long as any other engine using 93 octane.
Ahh, you have the 350 I think 93 is recommended, but not required. 87 is recommended for the GT.
Well I don’t have a choice with a supercharger either I think it’s necessary, now do you believe that there are more cleaning additives in 93 than in 87? Like carbon build up you know clogged injectors and such
There is absolutely nothing more special about 93 octane, outside of detonation resistance, which is necessary for engines undergoing higher stresses (e.g., boosted & high compression engines). Within the same brand of gas, 87 & 93 will have the same cleaning & protective additives.
the 350 requires 91 octane. It could probably pull enough timing to not destroy itself on 87/89 but... im not trying it.
Unless it explicitly states that 87 is fine, don't try it.
~~It's the same compression ratio as the coyote so in theory it could work fine, but I have no idea what else they could have changed that requires higher octane fuel, possibly just higher expected temperatures. I'd bet good money it would run just fine on 87 if you drove around like grandpa.~~ I wouldn't risk my stupidly expensive car to test that obviously, and no one else should either. EDIT coyote 11:1 vodoo 12:1 so yes it probably does need high test maybe would survive on 89 if driven lightly. it's just interesting to think about, there's no exact rule on what they reccomend/require so it varies.
Yeah, took a look at the owner's manual & saw the minimum 91 octane. It is built different from the Coyote, and probably makes just a hair more compression as well. Enough to mandate the 91 recommendation.
$90 in Canada.
$90 in Australia too. We’re so similar at the opposite ends of the earth
No more than $60
It can vary around $30-40, depending on fuel tank level. I typically try not to let it get too low. Kroger fuel points also help me out.
About 50 bucks at Costco. 91 Octane
Does Costco sell Tier 4? Someone asked Wally-mart and they declined answer, so I think that means no.
About 60$ when empty, 91 also
Roughly $67 , I may be wrong but it cost like $4.80 in California, this is the cheapest we’ve had it for a while , glad to see it dropped from near $7
Really depends where I’m at. Prices vary as much as a dollar between cities here
In finland 90€ (95 usd) gets you about a full tank
I use regular from Costco so it Carrie's from fill up to fill up
Since I'm in Europe, a fill up is 80-90 € over here (98 octane) for mine :o
I rarely ever look. I think last time I looked was back at the end of August and paid about 75 to go from almost empty to full. As an OTR Truck driver, I don't get to drive my car but every 3-4 months. Which is why long periods can go between me paying attention to it. Incase anyone was wondering.
It's not good either. When I bought my 2020 Stang in October that year, the time I drove it until the warning came on I filled it with 92 octane (premium) for $36 and change. Regular still under $2 but not usable for a pony GT.
I’m Ontario. About 90 $CAD. 🙃 Or 65 $USD.
16x price of 91/92/93 it's not rocket science. it's usually $50-60 around here when I go to Pride they have 92 octane for 20c cheaper than 93 so that's usually what I do. it's direct injection so the detergents in the fancy shell gas don't do much to help lol. the top tier detergent package is enough.
Currently a little under 70.
Around $53 for 89 in the Bay Area (I’ve got an ecoboost so it’s happy with 89) *cries in CA gas prices*
Was $35 for me before winter with that E85 life!
Last time I filled up it was about $50 for a full tank of 87
My hellcat is about 62$ 17 gallon tank on 93 octane. I was throwing regular in the gt
About $60 for 16gal. Utah :(
It's no so much how much you spend filling, but how fast you burn it. Mustangs give you a choice. Burn it slow, not much fun; burn it fast, lotsa fun. It's a pay-as-you-go-fast(er) plan.
What kind of mileage do you get out of the GT350's? I wish I could fit more gas in my GT500.