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I don't think it will be $4 here at least not this year.

Even when katrina effected all the gas prices, and all the middle east stuff it peaked at 3.30 or so for mid range stuff.

In another year or so, it might be at $4. But not by labor day

It's above 2.88 here. 2.88 was the record all time high here for the average... that is, until today.

I would have to say that in some areas its not going to get close to $4 but for ppl like me and Taco oh yea its a Definite possibility... And probably anyone who lives in CA are going to feel it too.

havent read any of the posts really, but gas is like $2.89 or so.. anyway... i really doubt gas will get over $4.. think about it.. people arent happy with gas prices Already.. and some have resorted to motorcycles, walking, taxies, bicycles..etc.. so if it goes to over $4, give or take.. More people will stop buying gas, and the world needs money to revolve anymore.. so i doubt it will go up..

Yes, but not everyone can take a bicycle or walk to work. Like myself, I live in the country and have to drive 20 miles to get to work. I'm no Lance Armstrong. I could conserve via carpooling, etc, but in the end we all need gas because the country is so wide open. Comparing us with, say, Europe- gas/diesel in Europe is extremely high, but they really don't have to drive as far to get to work or wherever they need to go since their countries are more crowded.

But there is still room for greed of oil companies. Look at the car market. Are small cars really selling all that well? Even where gas is priced now, it still really isn't bad enough to make you justify buying a shitbox over a larger car. Say you're looking at Hondas or whatever, assume you can average 25mpg from an Accord and 35 from a Civic (which is a maybe on the Civic's behalf when you take city driving into account), and you drive 200 miles a week. At $3 a gallon, we're talking a measly 7 bucks worth of difference in a week, not even counting the fact that a compact car is more expensive to insure. Is $7 a week really worth driving a car that shoves your balls into your throat? Many times the larger car comes out cheaper with insurance taken into account. Sure, the SUV/truck market has taken a hit, but there's a huge difference between SUVs and cars as far as mileage goes.

Thats very true... I myself wouldnt mind finding a

2.82 here in tulsa. I hate gas, but I love driving!! What a predicament!!!

2.78 here.. Just be glad your not a fishing guide who burns almost 25 gallons a day just in a boat motor! :help:

3.09

death to the oil companies!