126-valeter
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very nice indeed but in this day in age a 600 is out the question with the price of fule
126-valeter
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sorry 500
OneCarefulOwner
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If you can afford the car you can afford the fuel. Besides, a large engine under light load won't necessarily be less economical than a small one under heavier load; it's all about how you drive, not just what it has under the hood 
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Looks amazing. If your annual milage is low the cost of fuel is not a huge issue compared to other costs. Being picky its a shame the balance weights are on the outside of the alloys
Cabe
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If you can afford the car you can afford the fuel. Besides, a large engine under light load won't necessarily be less economical than a small one under heavier load; it's all about how you drive, not just what it has under the hood
Quoted for Truth.
Toyota Prius proves a gas guzzler in a race with the BMW 520d review | Used Car Reviews | Driving - Times Online
Makes for interesting (and less inflammatory) reading than Clarksons M3 vs Prius "test"
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