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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vraille Darkfang" data-source="post: 2497659" data-attributes="member: 16989">Don't count on this being stable for very long.Expect prices to continue rising for at least the next month or so.Still unstable in middle-east, still hurricanes developing in the gulf, and the decades of underinvestment the major oil companies put into gas refineries won't be fixed overnight.Oh yeah, Demand ain't dropping.  I have no clue why not, but it's not.  The high prices haven't yet hurt the summer driving season.So combine, supply worries, production woes with peak demand & that's what you get.(This isn't intended to be political; my grandmother owns several oil wells & has stock in several oil companies; thanks to grandpa's 50 years in the oil/nat gas industry; this info comes striaght from the gas companies & investment magazines)However, most experts think the rapid rise in prices is over. (I filled up last Friday for 2.06; I filled up today for 2.45). 40 cents over 4 days is a bit extreme.Try to look for a station away from the highway if you need to fill up; those big travel centers are often a few cents higher than elsewhere.use the website mentioned above, and you should be able to get the best deals you can.Few tips (was on CNN a few days ago, but I can't find it).Drive slow (esp with an older car).  My 92 Taurus gets 30-35 miles per gallon at 55 mph, it gets 20 (maybe), if I drive 70 mph.Pack light; the more wieght, the worse full economy.At highway speeds, use AC, at slower speeds roll down windows.</blockquote>

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