Gas prices are outrageous. They seem to climb higher and higher by the minute. When this upward trend in prices will end is anyone’s guess. With brittle budgets and no relief at the pump in sight, consumers are looking for ways to lower their gasoline bills. Short of investing in a horse and buggy, here are a few gas saving tips to help you get the most from the money you spend at the pump.
SUV Sales Drop? Imagine That!
Gas prices aren’t high enough. Really… they aren’t. Do you disagree? You should!!
Today (october 4th, 2005) we learned that SUV sales dropped dramically after the huge gas spikes that hurricane katrina caused. Did you see that coming? I sure did. Gas prices have a direct effect on the economy. This you know. What you might not know is the amount of an effect it has on many things.
I forecast that SUV sales would drop significantly when gas hit $3 per gallon. You may s…
How to Save on Yearly Automobile Gas
If you are a typical driver, you drive more than 1300 miles in a month and, over the course of a year you’ll purchase about 600 gallons of fuel to keep your car going. That’s the typical driver; you may not drive quite that much or you may drive a lot more than that but the point is, at current gas prices, you might be spending as much as $1500 a year or more just to keep gas in your car. Unfortunately, experts in the field predict gas prices going up from what they are now, giving us all a large incentive to try and find ways to reduce our fuel consumption. There are some ways to do that!