Gas Prices - Sneaking and Creeping Up....again!!

[390gtconv]

Here ya go posted today 2/10/12
http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2012/02...r-summer-.html

I find it funny (not) how experts give a forcasted target for months in advance and we almost always seem to hit it. Hmmm
I also heard with slow economy, better cars, conservation etc, it's all hurting us because it had the price down and oil producers want higher prices so they are now shipping more fuel overseas where prices are higher, and also now makes our go back up.

[86ASCcoupe20]

No matter what we do we cant win. WE have to start finding more of our own sources.

[SmokinStang]

Check out the current Gas / Fuel Prices:
http://www.smokinstangs.com/showthre...2183#post32183

[SmokinStang]

Many Americans look back to the days when gas prices were well under two dollars with fondness.

Some people were old enough to drive during those times. They can remember being able to afford to just cruise afford on a regular basis and just enjoy driving around while listening to some music.
Others are too young and can only remember seeing the prices at the gas stations barely ever getting remotely close to two dollars per gallon.


And then there are the youngest Americans who won’t even have memories of low gas prices and might never know a world where a huge chunk of their paychecks do not go to paying for gas.


The tough news is that it’s only getting worse.
This past week saw the price of gasoline rise 17 cent per gallon.


Saturday alone, the price for regular gasoline climbed 4.6 cents to $3.33 on the national level. Americans have not seen prices this high since October of 2008, when the economy plummeted. The six-cent increase on Friday was the most for one day since 2008 as well.
This can be attributed to the rising oil prices.


Crude oil prices increase by nine percent last week. They peaked at $103 per barrel, also the highest since October of 2008.
It is expected that because of the rises in oil prices, gas prices will also rise by 37 cents per gallon in the next few weeks.


Chris Lafakis of Moody’s Analytics says that on average, for every rise in oil cost by one dollar, gas prices rise by about 2.5 cents per gallon.
Furthermore, for every one-dollar increase in the cost of oil, Americans have to spend another one billion dollars every year.

Full story & Source via Obama / Obama.net: http://obama.net/gas-prices-skyrocket-oil-prices-blame/
On Sunday, February 27th, 2011 in Economy, News by Mark Ryabtsev.

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The Good Old Days!!!

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These Days!!!


Source via usa newsleaks / usanewsleaks.com:
http://www.usnewsleaks.com/1160-high-gas-prices.html



Source via consumer energy report / consumerenergyreport.com:
http://www.consumerenergyreport.com/...ut-gas-prices/




Source via sodahead opinions / sodahead.com:
http://www.sodahead.com/fun/gas-pric...p-stickup1.jpg

[Andyman]

We are now paying £1.48 a litre here in the UK which is £5.61 per US gallon, which is about $8.87


Send me your fuel

[taronis]

use Glen Levit.......cheaper

[SmokinStangs Mustang Forum]

Well never thought that I would have the please of starting a thread like this....
http://www.smokinstangs.com/showthre...3766#post33766