> Does anyone in the States feel really annoyed at how much they have to pay for a gallon of gas?
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> Spare a thought for us Brits. We currently pay on average 90 pence for a litre.
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> How much is that to an American?
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> Well, one US gallon is approx 3.8 litres so that's £3.42 already. At an estimated exchange rate of one pound Sterling to 1.60 US dollars we are talking $5.47. and that's just on average!
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> Anybody out there ever paid more than $2 a gallon?
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> Bea "content with your lot and don't be lu" sty

Every time I fill up the car, the tank gets bigger.
I paid $1.489 per US gal. last Wednesday. I need to fill up the truck this week and I expect it to be over a buck and a half. I don't worry about the price in the UK because over there I would be the only one driving on the right. I wouldn't survive long enough to get to the gas station.

Last summer, I was paying about $.72 a gallon in Georgia. I hate paying so much now but I'm enjoying laughing at the SUV people. My car gets about 35 mpg and the truck about 28 mpg.
Howard