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Originally posted by quikveedb2 View Postomg, a resource with a limited supply & high demand continues to grow in cost...
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Gasoline prices just went up 10 cents per gallon at midnight here, now they average $6.48 per gallon. And people who need to still drive their cars. It's not the end of the world, and you could consider walking a block to TBell instead of driving there if you wanna save on gas;)
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Originally posted by quikveedb2 View Postomg, a resource with a limited supply & high demand continues to grow in cost...Originally posted by Massive Lee View PostGas price has nothing to do with politics. It is a simple commodity that is traded, and people speculate on it. More demand means higher prices. Wasn't it also $5 under Bush 3 years ago? Therefore, whoever you voted for has nothing to do with prices.
lol @ our resident righties having zero concept of basic economic supply/demand.
Exploding middle class in China, Russia, India and Brazil all buying and driving cars = more demand. When supply stays the same, prices go up.
Originally posted by ACMF74 View Post5 bux a gallon? let me introduce you the Fiat 500.
Last edited by CorvallisBMW; 12-29-2010, 08:50 AM.
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Originally posted by nando View Postthe canadians have been paying $5 a gallon for some time now ($1.25 a liter). It's even worse in europe. We're just catching up with the rest of the world. More reason to research better fuel efficiency (whatever that fuel may be). this is not the end of the world..
Just because other parts of the world are used to high gas prices doesn't mean that the US could handle those gas prices.
Our entire economy is built on cheap energy, remove that and, well, you guys remember the crash that followed the '08 gas spike.
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Originally posted by z31maniac View PostJust because other parts of the world are used to high gas prices doesn't mean that the US could handle those gas prices.
Our entire economy is built on cheap energy, remove that and, well, you guys remember the crash that followed the '08 gas spike.
We are still living in it.
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Originally posted by Fusion View Post6.42$/gal curently
Glad to see someone from the EU is putting shit into perspective. The US has way cheaper fuel than the EU, AND has no yearly tax on engine size either.
1gal=3.78l, 1l gasoline=1.48(euro)cents x 3.78= 5.5944euro...and oh yeah. don't forget the exchange rate of 1.3x= $7.27/gal in Germany.
Plus I pay an extra 126euro/yr for Displacement Tax...18 x 100cc at about 7euro/100cc. Though that's not a whole lot, it is still (2) tanks of fuel.
EDIT-as for the eta/seta getting good mileage, it does. It got better mileage than my 1.8l M40 both in-town and on the hwy. 9-9.5l/8.5l(max) for the seta, 9.8-10l in-town/9.0-9.5 hwy if i'm lucky.-03/2005 E46 330D Touring 6spd(204hp/410nM) Sapphire Black/Naturbraun Sport...300k KM & 35mpg(mixed)
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Originally posted by CorvallisBMW View PostBe honest though, the gas prices caused an near-immeasurably small dent in the economy next to all the other shit that went down.
Because they were spending $100+ to fill up the gas tanks in their truck/SUV/vans. Have to fill up the car to get to work, take the kids to school, buy groceries, etc.
Now your extra cash isn't buying Gucci handbags or going out to eat steak, it's used to pay the bills.............consumer spending drops.
"But then again, maybe what happened to oil prices had something to do with credit markets seizing up. The housing bubble saw people of lesser means traveling further afield to buy homes. That gave them long commutes that they were able to afford when gas was $2 a gallon, but maybe they couldn’t at $3. Housing in the exurbs got hit hardest, and one reason why is that high gasoline prices made it hard for people to lived in them to keep up with their mortgage payments, and hard for them to sell their homes without taking a steep loss. In some meaningful way, that has to have contributed to mortgage problems."Need parts now? Need them cheap? steve@blunttech.com
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Originally posted by Massive Lee View PostGas price has nothing to do with politics.
Gas prices has to do with the value of the green back. The current admin is printing money faster than ever before causing the price the United States pays for gas to go up. The price of Fuel hinges on the value of the US Dollar. Thus has something to do with Politics when our Gov. keeps devaluing the dollar.
Thought you were smarter than that Lee...
As far as Europe is concerned, entire Europe is the size of 1/3 the US. Not counting Alaska or Hawaii. The United States infrastructure was built and designed on cheap gas. You can not compare the two...Last edited by Vedubin01; 12-29-2010, 09:39 AM.Build your own dreams, or someone else will hire you to build theirs!
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Originally posted by CorvallisBMW View Postand Brazil all buying and driving cars = more demand.
Brazil's fuel is 100% made from Sugar Cane does not depend on the rest of the world for its Fuel source.
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Originally posted by Vedubin01 View PostGas prices has to do with the value of the green back. The current admin is printing money faster than ever before causing the price the United States pays for gas to go up. The price of Fuel hinges on the value of the US Dollar. Thus has something to do with Politics when our Gov. keeps devaluing the dollar.Brake harder. Go faster. No shit.
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