Yep, I noticed that today. Price there was 30 cents cheaper a gal compared to down the street.Fun times watching folks gas up at Sam's "one way" gas lanes. My observation is most cars in the U.S. have gas cap on the left. There are always lines for those, but the right cap cars can go right to the pump. The hoses do extend pretty far, my small car can reach, not sure about my full size van, which has the cap on the left but directly over the rear tire. Too embarrassed to try.
What happens when you have dual exhausts like on a turbo?Another bit of trivia you can use on the cocktail circuit. Most all cars have the gas fill on the opposite side from where the exhaust pipe exits. Thank Click and Clack for that invaluable information.
I had a few cars like that with the flip down license plateMy old 1970 Torino did not have a side...
...gas fill cap was behind the rear license plate.
Didn't the 56-57 chevy's have the gas cap behind the tail light?I wish I could say I had one with the gas cap under the flip-up tail light
Kudos if you can name that car.
I had a '72 Toyota Celica with the same arrangement. One day I was filling it up, with the hold-open latch engaged on the nozzle. The nozzle slipped out and fell to the ground, still spraying gasoline. Luckily I was able to grab it and shut it off before my car (and I) got bbq'd. That was the last time I used the hold-open latch, and I still cringe when I see other people using them.My old 1970 Torino did not have a side...
...gas fill cap was behind the rear license plate.