The 1908 Ford Model T averaged 25 miles per gallon. Amazingly, that's about what new cars average today!
This roadster -- a 1932 Ford Coupe -- doesn't even meet that paltry mileage. The owner told me his hot rod averages less than 20 mpg. Ouch!
If given the choice between our snazzy hybrid SUV and the Coupe, I'm pretty sure I know which one my son, Brooks, would rather drive. But he's 7 years old. By the time he gets his driver's license I'm guessing he'll be more appreciate of the importance of saving money at the pump.
If Congress votes the right way on fuel efficiency, cars and trucks will average 35 mpg by 2019 -- just when Brooks will be in the market for his first car.
Too bad for him that Hot Rods definitely won't be an option.
Do you know that average oil job is starting at $65,482? The truth is that if you are looking for the oil jobs you might forget that your competition is far worse than you probably ever imagined. You are competing against thousands of other oil jobs seekers, applying for the exact same oil job ads, which are better educated and have many more years of experience in the oil and gas industry.
Posted by: Stefan | April 15, 2008 at 02:17 PM