Gas expected to peak at $3.60 a gallon

[dkjones96]

So much for a gallon expecting to 'peak' at 3.60 a gallon. National average is already 3.51

[froggy81500]

Its already been $3.659 in some places here in Upstate NY. Usually its nice to be above average, except when you're talking of something like this. Yikes.

[slurp812]

Originally Posted by theclencher

They stopped at two, just like the sensible math says

My parents had 2, and so do I. Weird how that works!

[slurp812]

Originally Posted by froggy81500

Its already been $3.659 in some places here in Upstate NY. Usually its nice to be above average, except when you're talking of something like this. Yikes.

I just went past our local high prices gas station. its $3.599!

[GasSavers_topher]

Originally Posted by Electrolyzer

Help beat back the price of gas. I found this website , built my own system and my 1995 Chevy Silverado 1500 truck went from 14 mpg to 18.5 mpg, a 30% increase. I am doing more of their suggestions and hope to get it to 20 mpg.

http://fuel4you.net

WOW you went from Really $hitty to just $hitty mileage

Hateful: Agreed

[Zvolen]

Its already around $3.80 here for 87, and $4.10 for diesel.

[Hateful]

For the first time today I actually heard someone complain that it cost $10 to mow their lawn. Of course it's a John Deer riding mower.

[GasSavers_RoadWarrior]

I think it's still only costing me 80c a litre to mow my lawn, stale old can of stuff I bought 3 years ago... I guess it was about 5 litres and I use about half a litre to cut the front and back lawns twice. So even at todays gas prices that's only about 15c per lawn... but... electric would cost 1/3 of that

[civic94]

i think it will hit 4 a gallon national average by the start of the summer... 6 a gallon would make me buy a bike

[bowtieguy]

a gas station outside of orlando int'l airport is selling 87 octane gas in excess of $4.80 USD/gal. YES, 4 8 0!!! FYI, our local avg as of today is ~$3.55ish.

the price is not even the sick part...

a local news station stopped in to ask customers if they knew how much they were paying for their gas. many of them did not even know!!!

blame the oil companies, the station owners, the gov't, or whomever. but, ultimately it is the knucklehead consumer that is continuing to consume and consume gluttonously no matter what the price!