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Posted by LamborghiniR904DT on May 03, 2007 at 12:52:30 from (72.51.174.19):
In Reply to: gas price game posted by hay on May 03, 2007 at 05:17:42:
I realized coming into this that you wouldn't like my comments. Let me start out by saying that I feel the pinch by these gasoline prices too. I commute at least 35 miles daily. I've given up driving my beloved 3/4 ton pickup everyday for a 99 model 4 cylinder Mazda car. BUT, I believe Gasoline prices obviously have been and remain to be too low! Just look at your local traffic and the vehicles it consists of. Last summer I thought for sure that I would see a difference in traffic and vehicle buying trends. Boy was I wrong. The SUV's and large pickup trucks remain on the road and in demand. Knowing the environmental problems that lie ahead, and the impending oil shortage...our habits need to change! For my children's sake, I hope the prices keep going up and eventually our bad habits may begin to change. So for now, I will shell out more money at the pump. If I can't afford the Mazda I will get me a scooter.
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