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Gas Prices

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People will always complain, but I bet everyone of us will still pull in and pump away! Smh

So why the sudden jump?. Just paid 3.43 last week.

People will always complain, but I bet everyone of us will still pull in and pump away! Smh

 

What other choice do we have? We have to have gas to go to work,etc

People will always complain' date=' but I bet everyone of us will still pull in and pump away! Smh[/quote']

 

People complain at $4, but won't make changes till $5. Plenty of new SUVs on the road.

As long as Trucks, SUVs and Crossovers continue to dominate the roads at 4 MPG then don't expect much to change.

As long as Trucks, SUVs and Crossovers continue to dominate the roads at 4 MPG then don't expect much to change.

 

Most new trucks and SUVs are over 20mpg now arent they? I thought new f-150s were 22-25

I don't like high gas prices but I like our system better than government price control. If something criminal is taking place government can investigate. But oil companies can charge $10 a gallon if they want . It is how supply vs demand works. Companies charge the highest price possible consumer are willing to spend in high quantity . The only way consumers affect price is by lowering consumption.

Most new trucks and SUVs are over 20mpg now arent they? I thought new f-150s were 22-25

 

 

Couldn't tell you. I only know a few folks who buy new cars. 85% of the people I know buy used cars. I figure if you can buy a new car you shouldn't complain about gas prices. :lol:

Couldn't tell you. I only know a few folks who buy new cars. 85% of the people I know buy used cars. I figure if you can buy a new car you shouldn't complain about gas prices. :lol:
But it's all of you people buying old cars with horrible gas milage that is making it worse. :popcorn:

I honestly don't even look at the price of gas when I go. I go to speedway or Kroger because of my rewards and never think twice about it. Driving across the street to save 2 cents isn't worth the trouble IMO.

Couldn't tell you. I only know a few folks who buy new cars. 85% of the people I know buy used cars. I figure if you can buy a new car you shouldn't complain about gas prices. :lol:

 

Don't hate the game

 

Most new trucks and SUVs are over 20mpg now arent they? I thought new f-150s were 22-25

 

The v6 2wd ecoboost is lucky to average that.

As long as Trucks' date=' SUVs and Crossovers continue to dominate the roads at 4 MPG then don't expect much to change.[/quote']

 

Sad part is demand in the US has been at historic lows for a while. Most people have changed habits some but aren't willing to drive a small or hybrid car.

 

If gas was 3.25 tonight.... Nobody on this entire website is talking gas prices. $4 is the new psychological complaining point, that $3 was five years ago.

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