If you didn’t need gas for your gigantic SUV or muscle car what would you buy?
I would buy a small Island😁 or shoes.
My other car would be an Incom T-65 “X-Wing” Space Superiority Starfighter.
More seriously: I would buy a really good gaming computer, or an early 1970s Porsche 911 (with a good mechanic on retainer).
Cool. Can I have a ride?
We’ll need a two-seater. One of these, perhaps (a Y-Wing):
Can you you eject me on my small Island with my new shoes?
I’ll do better than that – I’ll land, so you can disembark gracefully.
Ok thx. You can vacay on my island anytime.
non-sequitur: I loved the x-wing video games from the early 90s.
Woooohoooo! I’ll pack a shipment of Sonic corn dogs in the cargo compartment.
As did I! Played that (and the TIE Fighter sequel) so much, I wore out two computer joysticks.
I wish I could brag that I have an electric car, which I would really love to have. But I don’t. But what I do have is (a) retirement, which means I don’t drive much, and (b) a fuel-efficient compact car. What I would spend the savings on is not hypothetical – I can answer that: I spend it on booze, mostly wine and vodka. 
Bring it to the island. @kenobi_65 will pick you up.
Par—tee!
A small island of shoes would satisfy both urges.
So true
Gas stations have a limit for precharging a card. I think mine is $70.
Gas at 4.50 means I can only buy 15.5 gallons. I have a 30 gallon tank. I have to swipe it again to finish filling up.
Buying 23gallons is painful at todays prices. I’m not used to $100 fill ups.
What a beautiful concept – flying in to @Beckdawrek’s private island with a selection of fine wines hand-picked from my cellar, and a couple of cases of Absolut vodka! Fire up the barbecue, light the garden torches, and par–tee!
Just call me _ “Beach Party Beck”
You don’t want to be around me when I have bad, bad, bad gas. But it’s free.
At the beach party when you feel the need to be flatulent you can stroll out to the ocean and walk in, waist high.
( Disclaimer- we’re not responsible if you attract sharks or other man-eaters. Fart at your own risk)
My dad has started just filling up when the car has gone a certain number of miles, rather than waiting for an empty tank. You might consider trying that.
The gas mixes pretty well in the tank, so you don’t really need to worry about old gas sticking around.