European gasoline heads to U.S.

[me75006]

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/9157731/

Nice to hear of this.

[tonys]

yes, it may help (a little) keep those 5.7L SUVs fully fueled for that guy that commutes 1.5 hours per day to his job, (sitting on a highway) instead of taking mass transit, etc. etc.

[ct2]

Good , Now the europieans can pay as much for gas as we are,
since ours is the only price to rise as much as it has.

its a shame that an oil company has to overcharge the public when they are already making billions in profits

[operator]

i believe europe has been paying higher prices than us for a long time

[tonys]

I thought this was common knowledge.

and, their price simultaneously rose approx. 0.25 Euro / L shortly after the 'storm'
(or has it really ended?)

[midhvac]

Originally posted by operator
i believe europe has been paying higher prices than us for a long time

Yeah, but they just don't know it cause they buy it by the litre. Pretty soon the oil companies here will catch on and be selling it for $1 per quart.

[beenthere]

Originally posted by midhvac

Originally posted by operator
i believe europe has been paying higher prices than us for a long time

Yeah, but they just don't know it cause they buy it by the litre. Pretty soon the oil companies here will catch on and be selling it for $1 per quart.

The price is going to drop next week to 50 cents a pound.