Yeah. With the differences between stock at locations it makes me think just hit the auto part store instead. The cost difference has become negligible too.
Supertech Full Sythetic 0w-20 and OEM filter for the Toyota, GM, etc is basically the same cost as a STP oil and STP XL filter combo.
10qt Castrol Edge 0w-20
2 MSL10332 filter
x2 change on the Sienna
10qt Castrol GTX High Mileage 5w-30
1 MSL51334 filter
1 R84356 filter
x1 change for the CR-V and Elantra
1qt Supertech Full Synthetic 5w-30 (for top offs)
Probably just going to ride this one or two oil changes level. Gives me...
“Just makes life easier.”
Buying simpler/more economic vehicles without high performance engines would have made life much easier. Lol. I’d just get the properly specified oil and chalk it up to the cost of having nice things. Gotta pay to play sometimes.
Ever:
2010 Honda Insight Hybrid. +50 MPG on a FL road trip. It was the most reliable and low cost to operate vehicle we have ever owned.
Currently owned:
The Sienna Hybrid just got 35 MPG over a 2,220 mile road trip last month. That includes some city driving and traffic. Loaded up with the...
And after you cut up your credit cards, it might leave you with not enough to cover something like an insurance deductible. Yeah I was broke most of my life. Still doesn’t make $1000 a reasonable amount by today’s standards. If you can get to $1000 then getting to $2500 or $3500 or whatever is...
He also says $1000 is a reasonable starter emergency fund despite that amount being established 35 years. One month of living expenses or your highest deductible makes way more sense. And it also allows adjustment for inflation and accounts for income/expense variability. Dave isn’t the end all...
Sounds great in theory but I don’t think my spouse would appreciate the amount of work I’d be missing and how much money I’d be spending on women, booze, and drugs.
I hope I have much more to look forward to in my old age than whether or not I get social security income. It would be nice but I’m not banking on it with the current situation. Who would’ve ever thought a Ponzi scheme would eventually run out of money.