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OPEC on Wednesday forged ahead with a 4% cut in its crude oil production starting Thursday, a move that analysts say could drive gasoline prices even higher. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed to turn down the taps by about 1 million barrels a day, despite calls from the United States for cheaper fuel... [ Read More at usatoday.com ]
While you may think that gas prices are high where you live, they are a whopping $5.45 a gallon in Hong Kong. Then again, they are only $0.14 a gallon in Venezuela. You can see what people pay for gas around the world at cnn.money.com.
For practical ways to reduce your gasoline consumption and all around car expenses, read SavingAdvice.com's article Driving To Savings
While you may think that gas prices are high where you live, they are a whopping $5.45 a gallon in Hong Kong. Then again, they are only $0.14 a gallon in Venezuela. You can see what people pay for gas around the world at cnn.money.com.
For practical ways to reduce your gasoline consumption and all around car expenses, read SavingAdvice.com's article Driving To Savings
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