#GasolinePrices

It’s a crazy world we live in where gasoline costs less than milk or even bottled water, but this isn’t something out of a Grimm Brothers’ fairy tale, it’s reality in America today.

Americans paid an average of $2.40 per gallon for gasoline in 2015, the lowest average since 2009. 

Despite gas prices declining as 2013 came to a close, 2014 has started out with the highest price on record for the start of the year.

For three straight weeks, the average gas price in North America has been dropping and it is expected to continue in months to come.

Reports are coming in that the United States is paying upwards of $400 per gallon of fuel delivered to troops on the ground, that’s a whooping 100 times more than we pay.

The Automotive Leasing Guide is what the auto industry uses to determine residual values for leased vehicles. It’s a pretty important guideline, and when the ALG speaks, people listen. So the ALG’s prediction of gasoline at $4.13 a gallon by 2013 has some pretty big ramifications for consumers and their vehicle choices.