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No, I don't mean political. Just curious of the side yours is on.

Driver's side - I assume that is left

Where's the neither option?

The gas tank is in the back....right behind the license plate

At the risk of showing how stupid I am, I just learned this. (I wish someone would have told me this when I was renting cars ). There is an arrow on your fuel gauge that points to which side of the car the gas tank is on. Did everyone besides me know that?

BTW = driver/left side.

ladyparrothead wrote:At the risk of showing how stupid I am, I just learned this. (I wish someone would have told me this when I was renting cars ). There is an arrow on your fuel gauge that points to which side of the car the gas tank is on. Did everyone besides me know that?

BTW = driver/left side.

Someone emailed us with the info--- the side that the nozzle is on in the little pic is the side your gas tank is on----not on our Nitro

The Nitro is on the left---don't remember the other cars

ladyparrothead wrote:At the risk of showing how stupid I am, I just learned this. (I wish someone would have told me this when I was renting cars ). There is an arrow on your fuel gauge that points to which side of the car the gas tank is on. Did everyone besides me know that?

BTW = driver/left side.

I had no clue about that, Lynn... Not surprised though..



Ane mine is on the left.....

There is no choice for bean eaters.

ladyparrothead wrote:At the risk of showing how stupid I am, I just learned this. (I wish someone would have told me this when I was renting cars ). There is an arrow on your fuel gauge that points to which side of the car the gas tank is on. Did everyone besides me know that?

BTW = driver/left side.

Not always, my Audi didn't have one - but maybe that's just German cars.

my convertible...left....my suburu right.!!!!

Driver's side.

TommyBahama wrote:my convertible...left....my suburu right.!!!!

is your convertible an American car Tommy?

use to be, mostly, like a lot, that American cars were on the left (Drivers side here) and them there Japanese cars, it's on the right....cus that's their Drivers side. Tank position doesn't change when they made the driver sit on the other side.

Oh, and mines on the right....yes I drive a foreign car...sorry, it was used and it's paid for!!

My gas tank is in the middle but I fill it from the RIGHT side of the car. Thanks for asking the question but now this is going to bother me for the rest of the day.

I wonder if I can get it changed to the LEFT?

My Nissan Titan it is on the Drivers side!

I don't see "Undecided" on the list.

Driver's side on my car.
My husbands (American) car is on the passenger side (which I don't care for).

My Isuzu truck built in Louisiana is on the left
Kristi's Dodge Intrepid built in Canada is on the left
My mom's Ford Taurus built in Mexico is on the right

I think they just flip a coin, heads left, tails right, drop the coin and the tank goes in the back

Of course what if your a Semi-truck driver?? Or a motorcycle rider??

Dezdmona wrote:My husbands (American) car is on the passenger side (which I don't care for).

If you ever run out of gas and have to use a gas can, the passenger side is much safer.

3 vehicles have it on the left
3 on the right
2 in the middle (motorcycles)

ladyparrothead wrote:At the risk of showing how stupid I am, I just learned this. (I wish someone would have told me this when I was renting cars ). There is an arrow on your fuel gauge that points to which side of the car the gas tank is on. Did everyone besides me know that?

Actually, only a few have that feature. Out of the 6 4-wheeled vehicles we have, only 1 has that arrow.

Left! At least, our truck has it on the left.

Our car's is on the right.