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After eating rations for a long time, I saved enough money to buy me a new:

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My own birthdays present to my 40th this year... :wink:
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Very nice car, Housil! And Happy Birthday!!

What's the price of gasoline over there in Germany? If it's gone up as much as it has here (2x the price in a year), then you might need to keep eating rations to pay for the fuel. :-)
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about 1,45 to 1,50 euro (about 2,40 us dollar) for ONLY 1 liter here in germany. and thats the price next (50 km) to the biggest refinery here in south germany. :shock:
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I also had to eat much mre to save the money for this car ;)



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That would be about $9.07 per gallon in US terms.
In my previous travels in Germany, I can't remember seeing the kind ov variances that we have in the U.S. Generally the price for gas was pretty much the same at every gas station in a particular area. Over here, we often have as much as a 25-35¢ delta at stations that might be across the street from each other or separated no more than about a city block.
German_EPA wrote:about 1,45 to 1,50 euro (about 2,40 us dollar) for ONLY 1 liter here in germany. and thats the price next (50 km) to the biggest refinery here in south germany. :shock:
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Nice looking motor there Housil!

Personally i'd have bought a Landrover but each to their own I guess :lol:
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SaTrinxa wrote:Nice looking motor there Housil!

Personally i'd have bought a Landrover but each to their own I guess :lol:
Thx mate :D

When I deceided last year to buy me a new car (SUV), I checked out a:

Peugeot 4007

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(built by Mitsubishi :cry: )

Volkswagen Tiguan Track&Field

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but both didn´t made it (for some reasons...)

Mrs. Housil "discovered" the BMW X3 at our local BMW dealer for me :D and I "fall in love" to the shape and it´s handling. The X3 is more a "hugh, comfortable, 4WD racing car" than an offroader :shock:

For really offroad I have my "Ilse"

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A Landy didn´t fit to me and my expactations... :oops:
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Your Iltis is just fine! I love this little car! And Happy Birthday, old man!
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jubifahrer wrote:I also had to eat much mre to save the money for this car ;)



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You really love the Kaffer, Rudi... One is not enough? :)
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ak70g2 wrote: You really love the Kaffer, Rudi... One is not enough? :)
Please don´t say Kaffer, it´s a Käfer.

"Kaffer" is a(n old German WW1) swear-word in Africa for africans...
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