reb4
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Message Posted: Sep 22, 2011 8:36:28 AM
I have been using this app for 5 years. I would love to see:
Ability to add oil change... - other repair records...
ability to sequence the way the cars so the ones you enter most come up 1st. Currently it's by numeric / alpha sequence and so you can decide the way the cars are brought up... (i put yr / car model) in description and so the older cars come up 1st
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hhval2
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Message Posted: Sep 16, 2011 12:53:43 PM
What might be a better idea is to make it possible to enter fuel data using the phone app. .
it would be so much easier than having to open a web browser and going to the site.
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clubkid
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Message Posted: Aug 21, 2011 5:25:31 PM
good idear
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ElMudoso
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Message Posted: Aug 21, 2011 3:04:19 PM
In answer to the first question, absolutely. Which is why it won't happen, but hey, I'd love it and use it if it were there. A fuel log is something I could have easily created as a spreadsheet as well, but never would have taken the time. The built in trending and graphs that accompany it are cool. I now plan to enter every fill up and will never have to guess/estimate my vehicles mpg. And that goes beyond the basic intent of this website as well, as well as a large percentage of the other cool things on gasbuddy. The advantage gasbuddy has over a spreadsheet is it's 'in the cloud' so to speak and will always be available for quick entry from your phone(which I can't do right now with my dumb phone, but someday I will have a 'smarter' phone) or any such device that connects me to gasbuddy.
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Gas_Buddy
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Message Posted: Aug 21, 2011 11:11:48 AM
First, doesn't that go beyond the basic intent of this website?
Second, and it's not a bad suggestion, beyond a basic spreadsheet whose entries/options would be very subjective, how much would it drain resources (i.e., computer space, etc.
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