Gasoline prices jumped nearly 18 cents over the past two weeks, the first two-week rise since early August, according to a survey published Sunday.
Prices at the pump held steady over the past two weeks, leaving the nationwide average at $2.64 for a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline, according to a survey published Sunday.
Americans are still far too dependent on foreign oil, and states aren't doing enough to change that, according to a study by an environmental group ranking states on an "oil vulnerability" scale.
Gasoline prices, which have surged 19 cents in the past 20 days, are not far from the highest level industry analysts expect this summer, but they remain well below last year's record.
Gasoline prices rose more than 15 cents in the past two weeks, the result of rising crude oil prices, according to a survey published Sunday.
Gasoline prices fell more than 7 cents a gallon over the past two weeks, despite a rise in crude oil prices, according to a survey published Sunday.
It's been one year since drivers across America were stuck paying the highest gas prices on record, and the memory is not a pleasant one for consumers.
In a much needed break for cash-strapped drivers, the national average price for a gallon of gas fell below $2.50 for the first time since May, motorist group AAA said Thursday.
With gas prices rising and car sales in the dumps, Hyundai is offering new car buyers gas at $1.49 a gallon for a year.
Gas prices have risen for 50 days in a row and the pain at the pump is taking a toll on household budgets across the nation.
Gasoline prices jumped nearly 18 cents over the past two weeks, the first two-week rise since early August, according to a survey published Sunday.
Prices at the pump held steady over the past two weeks, leaving the nationwide average at $2.64 for a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline, according to a survey published Sunday.
Americans are still far too dependent on foreign oil, and states aren't doing enough to change that, according to a study by an environmental group ranking states on an "oil vulnerability" scale.
Gasoline prices, which have surged 19 cents in the past 20 days, are not far from the highest level industry analysts expect this summer, but they remain well below last year's record.
Gasoline prices rose more than 15 cents in the past two weeks, the result of rising crude oil prices, according to a survey published Sunday.
Gasoline prices fell more than 7 cents a gallon over the past two weeks, despite a rise in crude oil prices, according to a survey published Sunday.
It's been one year since drivers across America were stuck paying the highest gas prices on record, and the memory is not a pleasant one for consumers.
In a much needed break for cash-strapped drivers, the national average price for a gallon of gas fell below $2.50 for the first time since May, motorist group AAA said Thursday.
With gas prices rising and car sales in the dumps, Hyundai is offering new car buyers gas at $1.49 a gallon for a year.
Gas prices have risen for 50 days in a row and the pain at the pump is taking a toll on household budgets across the nation.
California became the first state to see gas prices top $3 a gallon since October, according to a daily survey of gas prices.
Prices at the pump went up nearly 17 cents over the last two weeks, according to a survey published Sunday.
The average price per gallon of self-serve regular gasoline is $2.66, up 16.68 cents from two weeks ago, the Lundberg Survey found.
In the auto business, timing really is everything.
Gas prices are creeping towards $3 a gallon and consumers are getting squeezed. That has many analysts worried that another painful summer driving season will stifle an economic recovery.
Gas prices continue to surge nationwide, and are now up more than 27% in the past seven and a half weeks.
The price of gas, rising for the 33rd straight day, has reached $2.50 a gallon, motorist group AAA reported Sunday.
The rising price of gasoline is putting pressure on cash-strapped motorists and throwing barricades into the path of a speedy economic recovery.
With the Memorial Day weekend and summer driving season approaching, motorists are facing a familiar trend -- surging gasoline prices.
Gas prices jumped nearly a quarter in the past three weeks, but the trend is unlikely to continue, according to a survey published on Sunday.
Gas prices rose overnight, with the national average up nearly 12% in less than three weeks, according to a daily survey.
Memorial Day travel is expected to rebound this year, thanks to a decline from 2008's record gas prices and discounts on hotels, the motorist group AAA said Tuesday.
The round of baggage fees that came last year may have annoyed the heck out of customers, but according to government figures, they were a billion-dollar lifesaver for cash-strapped airlines.
There's plenty of economic pain to go around these days because of the recession. Now there's this: Gas prices have surged nearly 10% over the past two weeks.
Prices at the pump in the United States have held virtually still over the past two weeks, according to a survey published Sunday.
For most Americans, Topic A in the auto industry right now is the fate of GM. Mike Jackson, 60, the outspoken CEO of the nation's largest auto retailer, AutoNation, has some definite opinions about that subject--and we'll spell them out below. But his own Topic A today is the level of gas prices, which he thinks intolerably low. Here is the conversation that he and FORTUNE senior editor at large Carol Loomis had a few days ago.
Prices at the pump are up nearly 10 cents from three weeks ago, according to a survey published Sunday.
Prices at the pump have fallen slightly for the first time since December, according to a survey published Sunday.
The cost of gasoline edged up 2 cents over the past two weeks, nearly reaching the $2 mark, according to a survey published Sunday.
Prices at the pump have edged up slightly over the past two weeks, bringing the national average close to $2.00, according to a survey published Sunday.
The days of cheap gas are retreating into the rearview mirror, as prices continue to flirt with the $2-per-gallon mark.
The days of cheap gas are retreating into the rearview mirror, as prices continue to roll uphill, flirting with the $2-per-gallon mark.
Gas prices jumped 6 cents over the past two weeks to a national average of $1.92 a gallon, according to a survey published Sunday.
Gasoline prices started February slightly higher, edging up a modest 1 cent, according to a daily survey of credit card swipes.
Gasoline prices edged higher Saturday and are now 14% higher from where they started the month, according to a daily survey of credit card swipes.
Gas prices nationwide jumped a bit over the past two weeks, according to a survey published Sunday.
Gas prices nationwide jumped a bit over the past two weeks, according to a survey published Sunday.
Gasoline prices rose for the sixth consecutive day Monday, according to a daily survey of credit card swipes.
Average gasoline prices rose 1.7 cents Friday, according to a daily survey of gas station credit card swipes.
With fuel prices so low, consumers may be wondering when it will be reflected in smaller bills. But as airlines, taxis and truckers scrounge for additional revenue, surcharges formerly tagged for fuel remain - albeit by a different name.
Gasoline prices have surged some 10% over the past week but don't expect the $4-a-gallon record highs of last summer anytime soon.
Average gasoline prices jumped nearly 4 cents on Wednesday, according to a national survey of gas station credit card swipes.
This is a year drivers will never forget - gas prices surged and crashed at unprecedented levels.
Gasoline prices rose for the sixth straight day Monday, according to a nationwide survey of gas station credit card swipes - a sign that oil companies expect higher demand later this year.
Gas prices increased for the third straight day Friday, to an average of $1.626 for a gallon of regular unleaded gas, according to motorist group AAA. That's nearly a one-cent jump from the previous day's average of $1.618.
A daily survey of gas station credit-card swipes shows that gas prices are dropping to the lowest levels in nearly five years.
As 2009 approaches, plummeting oil prices have sent the price of gasoline to the lowest level in nearly five years, according to a daily survey of gas station credit card swipes.
After nearly a year of flagging sales, low gas prices and fat incentives are reigniting America's taste for big vehicles.
Christmas travelers haven't paid this little for gasoline in nearly five years.
Gasoline prices dropped for their second day in a row after four straight days of increases, according to a daily survey of gas station credit card swipes.
Gasoline prices dropped Saturday after four straight days of increases, according to a daily survey of gas station credit card swipes.
Gasoline prices increased for the fourth day in a row Friday, according to a daily survey of gas station credit card swipes.
The plunging price of jet fuel has airline passengers wondering why fares haven't plunged accordingly.
Gasoline prices continued to drift upward Wednesday after breaking 86 straight days of declines over the weekend, according to a daily survey of gas station credit card swipes.
Gasoline prices rose slightly Tuesday after breaking 86 days of declines this weekend, according to a daily survey of credit card swipes.
Gas prices posted gains this weekend for the first time in 86 days, according to a national survey of credit card swipes. But on Monday fuel prices began to retreat again.
Gas prices rose for the second consecutive day following eighty-six consecutive declines.
New York on Friday joined the other 47 states in the contiguous United States with an average gasoline price below $2 a gallon, according to a motorist group's survey, leaving just Alaska and Hawaii above the milestone.
Gas prices fell 1.9 cents Thursday to a national average of $1.664 a gallon, according to a nationwide survey of gas station credit card swipes.
The average price of gasoline in the U.S. continued its downward spiral for the 84th day, according to a daily survey of credit card swipes.
Gas prices in the U.S. fell for the 82nd day Monday, according to a national survey of credit card swipes.
Gasoline prices fell below $1.70 a gallon at the pump Tuesday, according to a daily survey of gas station credit card swipes.
Gasoline prices continued their steady descent Friday, with the average national price in a motorist group's survey falling for the 79th consecutive day.
The average gas price in the United States fell below $1.80 a gallon Thursday for the first time since early 2005, according to a daily survey of gas station credit card swipes.
Gas prices have been in decline for the past 77 days as the slowing economy has driven down the price crude oil, according to a daily survey released Wednesday.
Gas prices fell for the 76th consecutive day and sold below $2 a gallon in all but three states and the District of Columbia, according to a daily survey of credit-card swipes at gas stations released Tuesday.
Gas prices fell for the 75th consecutive day on Monday, and sold below $2 a gallon in all but three states and the District of Columbia, according to a daily survey of credit-card swipes at gas stations.
Gas prices fell to their lowest level since 2005, coming within 4 cents of $1.80 a gallon, according to a daily survey of gas station credit card swipes by motorist group AAA.
Gasoline prices declined for the 70th straight day, falling below the $1.87 per gallon mark, according to a national survey of credit card swipes at gasoline stations.
Gasoline prices sank below the $1.90 per gallon mark, dropping for the 69th straight day in a national survey Tuesday.
Gasoline prices continued to sink, falling for the 67th day in a row, according to a national survey of gas station credit card swipes released Sunday.
The stock market stinks like a moldy piece of Limburger cheese. Unemployment is on the rise. Home prices continue to fall. There are fears that one or more of Detroit's Big Three could go bankrupt.
Remember $4 gas? Soon it will be $2 gas.
Remember $4 gas? Soon it will be $2 gas.
Retail gasoline prices fell further overnight, bringing the decline since the summer's record high to nearly $2 a gallon, according to figures released Friday.
Gasoline prices are falling across the country with 46 states and the District of Columbia posting prices below $2.50 a gallon.
Malaysia's AirAsia on Tuesday abolished fuel surcharges on all its flights and said it will give away half a million free tickets next year in an attempt to lure travelers amid the global slowdown.
Gas prices have plummeted 44% since peaking at over $4 a gallon this summer, and are now averaging around $2.30.
Gasoline prices fell for the 53rd straight day, according a survey released Sunday by the motorist group AAA.
Gasoline prices fell for the 52nd straight day, according a survey released Saturday by the motorist group AAA.
Gasoline prices fell for the 51st straight day, according a survey released Friday by the motorist group AAA.
Oil prices resumed their downward spiral Wednesday as ongoing economic concerns affected fuel demand, and a report showed that U.S. crude stockpiles were unchanged.
Gasoline prices continued their steep descent Wednesday, dropping another 2.6 cents a gallon in a daily survey.
Gas prices lost nearly 3 cents to sell near $2.45 a gallon on average, according to a nationwide survey of filling station credit card swipes.
Gas prices lost more than 4 cents to sell near $2.46 a gallon on average, according to a nationwide survey of filling station credit card swipes.
Gas prices lost more than 4 cents to sell near $2.50 a gallon on average, according to a nationwide survey of filling station credit card swipes.
Gasoline prices fell to their lowest level in more than a year and a half Thursday, according to a nationwide survey of credit card swipes at gasoline stations.
Gasoline prices fell to their lowest level in more than a year and a-half Wednesday, according to a nationwide survey of credit card swipes at gasoline stations.
Gasoline prices have fallen below $2 a gallon in some parts of the U.S. as the impact of plunging oil prices and reduced driving are finally taking hold
Gasoline prices fell again, tumbling to the lowest price in a year, according to a daily survey of credit card swipes released Sunday.
Gas prices have tumbled 30% from their record high in July and are poised to fall further. But economists say that cheaper gas won't be enough to revive a struggling economy.
Gasoline prices fell overnight, moving to within 3 cents of the $2.90 a gallon mark after sliding below $3 over the weekend, a survey for the American Automobile Association showed Monday.
The price that your parents pay to fill up the family car is rising. Ever stop to think about what's behind the price at the pump? Here's a look at where the money goes when you buy a gallon of regular gasoline. (The percentages cited below, which are from the Energy Information Administration, may vary by month. This data is as of August 2008.)
Gasoline prices extended their slide, dropping more than 4 cents a gallon and coming within 25 cents of breaching the $3 level, according to a daily survey of credit card swipes releases Sunday.
If there's one bright spot in a bad economy, it's that gasoline prices have fallen, and they're expected to drop even further.
Over the weekend, Congress formally approved a continuing resolution that included $25 billion in low-interest loans for the auto industry to speed its transition to more fuel-efficient vehicles.
Gas prices dropped for their eleventh day in a row, bringing their total decline to about 20 cents over the period, according to a nationwide survey of credit card swipes at gasoline stations.
Gas prices dropped for the ninth day in a row, bringing the total decline to nearly 17 cents over that time period, according to a nationwide survey of credit card swipes at gasoline stations.
Gas prices extended their decline, falling for the eighth day in a row, according to a nationwide survey of credit card swipes at gasoline stations.
Gas prices retreated for the seventh day in a row, nearing pre-Ike levels, according to a nationwide survey of credit card swipes at gasoline stations.
| Most Viewed | Most Emailed | Top Searches |
© 2009 Cable News Network. Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
