Quote:<a class="bbc_url" href='http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml?endYear=2017&modelCode1=XB&showcaseOwnerId=0&makeCode1=SCION&startYear=1981&listingType=used&firstRecord=0&listingTypes=used&maxPrice=5000&showcaseListingId=0&mmt=%5BSCION%5BXB%5B'>][]]&listingId=403433987&Log=0]</a><a class="bbc_url" href='http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml?endYear=2017&modelCode1=XB&showcaseOwnerId=0&makeCode1=SCION&startYear=1981&listingType=used&firstRecord=0&listingTypes=used&maxPrice=5000&showcaseListingId=0&mmt='>http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml?endYear=2017&modelCode1=XB&showcaseOwnerId=0&makeCode1=SCION&startYear=1981&listingType=used&firstRecord=0&listingTypes=used&maxPrice=5000&showcaseListingId=0&mmt=</a>[SCION[XB[]][]]&listingId=403433987&Log=0

31/35 MPG.

Bottom line. These are adult people we're speaking about. For the most part you choose what type of car you own. You guys are acting as if someone forces a certain car on these people and it's impossible to change the situation.

When these people die how do they fit the cars in the same casket? I mean, let's be real here, even poor people buy cars at some point.

If a person owns a car on the relative low side of fuel economy, and can't find a way to sell it and get a car of similar value/dependability on the relative high side of fuel economy, they are either a very special case or have much bigger problems than fuel taxes.

Apparently you have never been on the low end of the income scale or had medical bills to keep up with so as to not ruin your credit. And if you have you've forgotten what it's like.


And I am not going to sell my dependable truck that I know will get me where I need to go for a car I don't know jack about. To me that is just stupid.

---