I wonder if it's due to American gas containing 15% ethanol. Engines require considerably more ethanol than gasoline to run correctly. So, I assume the vehicle's on-board computer would richen the fuel mixture, or supply more gas to the engine because of the 15% ethanol. This would cause a reduction in gas mileage. I'm only speculating here, can a mechanic jump in and clarify?
Mexico could probably start putting in that Cheap "Mescalito" that comes in the little plastic jugs you can buy for about 10 pesos... it's also good to use for cleaning coins and clearing clogged pipes...
Will it clear clogged arteries???!!!
Man!!!!!!! I wouldn't touch that stuff in my darkest hours. I'd soon sniff model airplace gule.
it could... but I don't think it leaves the arteries in any kind of good shape... you might need to eat a couple pounds of tortillas to clog the holes the Mescalito leaves behind... BUT... As an added bonus it clears your memory too...
I have the same problem. My wife thinks its a shopping spree. "let's get the retin a for grandma and call it a trip woman!"
No... I'm talking about the stuff that comes in a little clear plastic jug... most liquor stores have it within arms reach of the cashier, maybe that's to keep the street vermin that drink it from being able to steal it...
That's good stuff Mark...after 3-4 shots of that, it tastes just like Don Julio!!! :rofl: Hell of a lot cheaper too. Super Ley used to carry it, but now they have some other brand of Mexican "rot gut".