Swedish gasoline price
#1
05-15-2008, 03:03 AM
Swedish gasoline price
Hello Guys!
I just wanted to present what thegasoline price is in Sweden, so you all could be happy to live in US =)
The price for 1gallon is 8.3 US Dollars, what is the price in US?
I just wanted to present what thegasoline price is in Sweden, so you all could be happy to live in US =)
The price for 1gallon is 8.3 US Dollars, what is the price in US?
#7
05-16-2008, 10:51 AM
RE: Swedish gasoline price
$3.69 Here in Arizona... I am very thankful if it's $8.30 in other parts of the world. Ouch![&:]
#8
05-16-2008, 11:25 AM
RE: Swedish gasoline price
$3.81 here in Indiana..
Did you know...
When Bush first ran for president in 2000, he criticized the Clinton administration for high fuel prices and said the president must "jawbone" oil producing nations and persuade them to drop rates. At that time, oil was nearing $28 a barrel ($1.51 a gallon)Today, 7 years later, oil prices are at $127 a barrel.
Did you know...
When Bush first ran for president in 2000, he criticized the Clinton administration for high fuel prices and said the president must "jawbone" oil producing nations and persuade them to drop rates. At that time, oil was nearing $28 a barrel ($1.51 a gallon)Today, 7 years later, oil prices are at $127 a barrel.
#9
05-16-2008, 12:37 PM
RE: Swedish gasoline price
ORIGINAL: jdrew
$3.81 here in Indiana..
Did you know...
When Bush first ran for president in 2000, he criticized the Clinton administration for high fuel prices and said the president must "jawbone" oil producing nations and persuade them to drop rates. At that time, oil was nearing $28 a barrel ($1.51 a gallon)Today, 7 years later, oil prices are at $127 a barrel.
$3.81 here in Indiana..
Did you know...
When Bush first ran for president in 2000, he criticized the Clinton administration for high fuel prices and said the president must "jawbone" oil producing nations and persuade them to drop rates. At that time, oil was nearing $28 a barrel ($1.51 a gallon)Today, 7 years later, oil prices are at $127 a barrel.
Bush is trying to pursaude current oil major regions in producing more oil, but as oil prices increase, profits increase. No one wants to reduce their profits.
