Gasoline prices vary with the price of oil, from which it is refined. The cost of refining and transporting are added, as well as taxes. The increase in the cost of gasoline in the US over the period 2005-2008 was driven mainly by the rising price of oil. In many parts fo the world, including Europe, prices were already relatively higher due to import, refining, and marketing costs. In the summer of 2008, extraordinary financial problems in the US triggered a global economic downturn, dropping demand for oil and hence lowering the price at which it could be sold. The cost of a barrel of oil (55 gallons) was $19 at its low in 2002, and gasoline in the US was about $1.00 a gallon. By June 2008, it had risen to nearly $140 a barrel, pushing gasoline prices over $4 a gallon in many areas of the US. By the end of December, 2008, oil had crashed to under $40, and gasoline prices fell by over 60% to under $1.50 a gallon. (Some of the "run up" was caused by inflation over 6 years.)
because Americans like cheap gas.
Listen, we refine and ship oil to China. We pay 4.00 bucks and they pay 1.50. How do pay market price and sale so cheap?
it is the cheapest gas
You can buy cheap portable electronics from anywhere now days. Every store from a gas station to large chains of stores. It depends on what you mean by cheap, cheap in price, or cheap in workmanship. Of course more expensive devices out there, are better quality, but you would want the bang for you buck. So I suggest stores like Wal-Mart to find cheap prices while getting good quality.
Edison has the best rates for electricity and gas. The rates are rather cheap and the customer service is supreme. You should call a representative now.
it depends what model, but hyundai's are cheap cars so regular gas can do..i thinks its 86 or 85
Because the government owns the companies that drill for oil. They set the price.
Right now it is 39 dollars so it is pretty cheap
There are many cheap gas suppliers. Some examples of cheap gas suppliers include Atmos Energy Marketing, Belden and Blake Corp, and Black Hills Energy Resources.
cheap gas
Valero
Yes. When you consider how much time and money it would take to make new gas from scratch, it's absurdly cheap.