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Economics? Like I said, this truck wouldn't be driven much. Maybe 3-4K miles per year. Using todays fuel prices and your mileage numbers and figuring that an equivalent diesel truck would cost me a good $3K more than the V10 version, it would take between 11,500 and 16,450 miles to make up the difference on fuel cost alone. In that scenario, it would be 3-5 years before I start seeing any net savings. |