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Well I did put in "time" factor as well. I do realize $3 is greater than $2 But when we drive $50,000 cars, I don't know if $1 should be calculated as a "savings". Well getting 93 octane is a plus for sure. Here in CA, 91 is all we get, even at Costco

Well if there are no lines, it's a no brainer. However when you make a special trip to Costco to get gas, it'll cost you time and money getting there. Even if it's only 5 miles away, round trip will cost you half a tank of gas. In CA that's $3

Here in CA, it's $7 for Super unleaded. Let's say you use 1/3 gallon while you idle 20 minutes with AC going. So it'll cost you around $2 plus your time. I would say you might save $.30 a gallon at Costco. 10 gallon saves you $3.00. So where is the savings?

I don't know if that's accurate, I idle my Sienna minivan while waiting for my kids with AC running, you can tell I lose a lot of mpg doing that.

Is there a difference between the Discount Tire website prices and the Discount Tire Direct website prices? Are they the same?

All these owners all work from home and hide their car from the general public. Driving only a few thousand miles a year, It's no wonder why we see so few of them on the road.

I just got this offer from my local Toyota dealership. It's for 3 oil changes. It's good for 24 months.

I can't see how it's worth 20-30 minutes of idling and your free time to save $3-$4. 1 pull from zero to 100 will use up the savings.

with the AC cranking, it'll go for maybe 2 minutes

There will be no savings at Costco, the long waits will burn all your savings and time. Go elsewhere

You gotta be kidding me right? Doug? Who takes him seriously

four 2022 cf editions? I thought those were limited to only 600 and there are 1200 dealerships in USA

How do you create a demand with 1000 units? There are only 1000 people that want this thing

Just remember, when you're in traffic, it's not very sporty. Stay off sport mode. Problem solved

It appears he doesn’t really fit in the car

2015 was a completely different time for car buying. Things are not the same right now. Good luck with MSRP

Well I'm not trying to discredit everyone's excitement. Just saying that there will be something better the next year, if you don't happen to get the 2023 A91 MT. There's no need to panic. The way everything is headed now, we're going back to revisiting 2009 financial issues. I wouldn't be...

and then the Next year when they have another A91 special limited production........I have to give credit to the Toyota guys, got everyone worked up for a model that won't be better than the following year

You may not get the very first ones, but there will be no supply shortage for the next few years. In fact, you may not want the very first ones as you'll be in the same position as the early 2021 Supra owners which ended up with burning oil issues. Let a little time pass, let the production...

Don't put a deposit and the dealers won't feel the need to charge everyone a markup