Tesla Model 3

[Irace86.2.0]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

Full disclosure, I have cars where it's on the passenger side, and on the driver's side, and I have pulled in the wrong way in every one of them at some point. To my credit though, I don't recall having to correct twice on the same fill-up!

Most modern cars have an arrow above the fuel gauge to denote what side the fuel door is on.

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by Irace86.2.0

Most modern cars have an arrow above the fuel gauge to denote what side the fuel door is on.

The only car I own that has that is the FRS. Even so, who looks at the fuel gauge for directional guidance. From what I've seen that is more common if the fuel door is on the passenger side.

I also have owned cars (many years ago) where it was in the middle of the rear, or in the front, oh and hidden behind the tail light on top of the fins.

[Atropine]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

The only car I own that has that is the FRS. Even so, who looks at the fuel gauge for directional guidance. From what I've seen that is more common if the fuel door is on the passenger side.

I also have owned cars (many years ago) where it was in the middle of the rear, or in the front, oh and hidden behind the tail light on top of the fins.

That you Chevy Chase?

[Capt Spaulding]

Although Cosby is persona non grata these days, back on the 70s he had a funny stand up bit about borrowing a sports car from a friend, going to the gas station and neither he nor the attendant could find the filler cap. Cosby's solution - "pour it all over the car and hope it leaks in somewhere."

[EAGLE5]

Originally Posted by Capt Spaulding

Although Cosby is persona non grata these days, back on the 70s he had a funny stand up bit about borrowing a sports car from a friend, going to the gas station and neither he nor the attendant could find the filler cap. Cosby's solution - "pour it all over the car and hope it leaks in somewhere."

You make it sound like he prefers hot cars, but we all know he prefers sleepers.