[RKDinOKC]

Most people measure the commute in distance from their home to their office. Not the total of both going and coming. You only use both going and coming when you start figuring transportation mileage. Same with insurance. I have always gotten a discount for traveling less than 10 miles one way from home to work. Which doesn't make sense to me since most accidents happen within 3 miles of home.

If your commute is far enough you can afford to purchase (and or make payments on) a high gas mileage car with the monies saved by the difference in gas cost.

Guy at work explained he hated having a car payment, but the difference in gas cost between his paid for Jeep Cherokee and a hybrid Prius made the Prius payment.

Have owned the Cayenne S for a full year this month.