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Energy Department predicting summer gas prices to hit high of just $2.30/gallon

We've heard it a million times: What's good for GM is good for America. Well, if low gas prices are good for America (and that is a debatable point), then Charles Wilson's saying does not work the other way around. The U.S. Energy Information Administration is predicting that gasoline prices will hover around $2.23-$2.42 between now and the end of 2010, with a summer high of just $2.30 this year. Why does GM care about this? Because they need higher prices to make the Chevy Volt appealing. GM has already said that the Volt's price tag will be ... Read more →

Decline in U.S. summer gas use expected for first time in 17 years Sebastian Blanco

Photo by X-eyedblonde. Licensed under Creative Commons license 2.0. What do high gas prices and a sluggish economy mean for summer gas use in the U.S.? Down, down, down. Well, at least one down. For ...

U.S. Gov't: did we say $3.50 for a gallon of gas by Spring? Our bad, it'll actually be $2.50 Lascelles Linton

Ah. Spring. Astronomically, it ... wait a minute. Spring, EIA forecast ...? I just wrote about this Jan. 9. As you can see here, the EIA predicted $3.50 for a gallon of gas by June, the end of ...

US Gov't: A gallon of gas will cost $3.50 before June Lascelles Linton

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/autos/US_Govt_you_will_pay_3_50_for_gallon_on_gas_by_June'; Ah, Spring. Astronomically it starts on the vernal equinox (March 20) and ends on the June solstice (June ...

Is this trip really necessary? Art Vatsky

AutoblogGreen is about keeping a self-selected group of auto enthusiasts informed about the latest advances in green auto technologies. We are the early adopters, the best-informed among our friends, ...

Latest Gasoline Prices - It Ain't Pretty 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

Well, it is like this: If you wanna drive, its gonna cost ya. Not that we can't afford it. We clearly can because the fuel is spewing out of the gas pumps all over the nation. But, what are the trends? Where are we coming from and where does it look like we are going. Here is an example of your ...

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