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Gas Prices Up: Will Public Accept Even Higher Pricing?
An average cost of $5.30 to $5.35 per gallon is the ultimate tipping point that sees a majority of Americans cutting back on spending.
Is $5 for a Gallon Gas on the Horizon?
How high do you think gasoline will get this summer? Will we still have prices in the $3.50 range, or will we be paying a dollar or more extra when the summer rush begins?
New Car Fuel Economy Reaches All-Time High
The study has been calculating the average fuel economy of vehicles sold in the United States over the last four years.
J.D. Power: Buyers Act on Preconceived Notions
More consumers make decisions on preconceived notions about a brand’s quality than on actual reviews and ratings.
Average Gas Prices Still on the Rise Nationwide
The average cost of a gallon of gasoline in the United States is $3.39, a gain of almost 3.5 cents over the last two weeks.
Obama’s 54.5 MPG: How Much Would Drivers Save this Thanksgiving?
It’s expected that drivers will spend $553 million at the gas pump for their holiday travel over the next few days.
Fisker Karma Gets 20 MPG: Worst “Green” Car Ever?
Despite federal loans and promises to utilize a defunct General Motors manufacturing plant to produce their cars, Fisker has outsourced production and their cars aren’t being built in the United States.
Gas Prices Decline for Fourth Consecutive Week
Gasoline prices could be another area of surprise. We sure hope so, because we’re loving taking advantage of the lower prices to travel.
Gas Prices: We Like The Current Trend!
We can’t think of a better Christmas gift than a nationwide average of a gallon of unleaded that’s below $3.00 a gallon.
Does High Fuel Economy Mean a Sacrifice in Safety?
While smaller cars are designed with safety in mind, “safety” is a relative term. Just as it’s a given that the smallest cars normally provide the highest fuel economy, it’s also a given that generally speaking, the larger a car is, the safer it is.