Every week when my gas tank gets low, I drive around looking for the cheapest gas station. Every week, I settle for a higher price than I promised I'd pay. Last week, I said I won't pay over $3.79; even though I knew I place I could get it for $3.77. This week, I went, "$3.89? That's not a bad deal." Most of the gas stations around me average $3.99 to $4.05.
This not a gimick. The First and easiest thing that you can do to reduce emissions and increase your fuel mileage is to use gasoline that does not I repeat DOES NOT CONTAIN Ethanol. It reduces fuel millages by up to 2 MPG thus it increases emissions not decreases. Also use the highest octane or cetane(diesel).
I do not know anyone in the US who likes the gas prices, even though we have cheaper gas prices than some places in the world. People buy larger and larger SUVs and gas guzzlers sometimes and yet people wont stop complaining that gas is costing them to much money.
