lets see, national average mpg for new vehicles sold is 33-36 when discounting EVs (which brings EPA FLEET avg to 46 to meet regulatory requirements, allowing them to sell gas guzzlers to half of everyone still....) So comparing to an optimistic 36mpg, 715 miles would be 19.9 or so gallons vs 9.7 gallons at 74.2mpg... 10.2 gallon difference at ~$6.80/gallon... $69.36 saved in about a month of driving. More than double the fuel economy = less than half the fuel expense. That adds up in a hurry.
re: uspol trolling
@earthshine All of it was to own the libs, and they still haven't realized their guys have made them so poor they can't even rent the libs.