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Title: The higher gas goes the more Datsun saves [Coupe]
1975 B-210 KB210
Format:full page Size:magazine Publication Number:unspecified
The higher gas goes the more Datsun saves.Gas prices are going up. But don't despair. There's something you can do right now that will keep your own gasoline expenditures in line.
Some Datsun economics. If you plan to keep your new car 50,000 miles (most people do), we've done some quick math to put your driving expenses into perspective. If your car gets 10 mpg in the city, you'll buy 5,000 gallons to go 50,000 miles. On the other hand, if you're driving a Datsun B-210 (27 mpg in the city, accordinging to the EPA), you'll use just 1,851 gallons to go 50,000 miles. And that translates beautifully into dollars!
Increasing returns. At 60 cents per gallon for gas, 5,000 gallons cost $3,000; 1,851 gallons $1,110. A savings of $1,890 for Datsun. At 70 cents a gallon, the figures are $3,500 and $1,296 respectively. Or, a savings of $2,204 for Datsun! And that's just in town. Think what your highway savings would be — the B-210 with std. 4-speed transmission gets 41 mpg on the highway, according to the EPA!
3 at 41 mpg. Datsun offers three B-210 models: Hatchback, 2- and 4-Door Sedans. Each with bucket seats, carpeting, tinted glass, whitewalls, front disc brakes and more, included in the price. One thing's sure. The higher gas goes, the more your new Datsun saves.
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Datsun Saves
At 60c a gallon, save $1,890.
At 70c a gallon, save $2,204.