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Gasoline could average $3.75 a gallon across the U.S. in a few months, pushing the price in California up and over the $4 mark, energy analysts said Wednesday.
Several factors point toward a nightmarish spring for motorists, they said, including persistently strong crude oil costs and the fact that the traditional December drop in pump prices didn't materialize.
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Americans will start 2008 paying about 65 cents more a gallon than they did in January 2007, according to the forecasts, and by April could see self-serve regular selling for $3.50 to $3.75 a gallon.
How is this going to affect your driving habits? $4 a gallon gas is getting up there!
A transitional problem, to be solved in the fairly near future through multiple technological innovations. We could have solved it by now, but the problem needed to be more critical before we dedicated appropriate attention.
I was just reading the comments on this same story in another newspaper. I forgot that gas was under $1 in 1998. Someone mentioned paying $.88 a gallon back in 1998. How could prices have gone up so drastically when we have the "oil" president in charge??!!
Gasoline could average $3.75 a gallon across the U.S. in a few months, pushing the price in California up and over the $4 mark, energy analysts said Wednesday.
Several factors point toward a nightmarish spring for motorists, they said, including persistently strong crude oil costs and the fact that the traditional December drop in pump prices didn't materialize.
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Americans will start 2008 paying about 65 cents more a gallon than they did in January 2007, according to the forecasts, and by April could see self-serve regular selling for $3.50 to $3.75 a gallon.
How is this going to affect your driving habits? $4 a gallon gas is getting up there!
the gas in the denver metro area went down in price significantly over the past month. 2.64 as of late from 3.25-3.50 before thanksgiving.
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