No, I won't forget about Chargers, Cudas, and Challengers.  If I get a 
car like those, then I will drive them on special occasions Spring thru 
Fall, but when the first snow flies, then I will park it and tarp it for 
the winter.  FWD cars are better for getting through the snow.  (a 4x4 
is best however for that, we have one!!)  I had a Dodge Magnum, it got 
low to mid teens for gas mileage, the window sticker on the mini-van 
says 19 city, 22 hwy, after the last fill-up, according to the trip 
meter, it got 20.5 mpg.  Pretty good.....My Reliant when it's running 
good, will get 28-35 mpg.  It loves hot humid days, the mpg really goes 
up then.  I know what I'm talking about, I took Auto in High School, and 
I aced it.  My husband had the same teacher that I did, and we graduated 
12 yrs. apart.  (There is 11.5 yrs. between us.)
                                     Later......
                                       Lori 
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