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It doesn't matter to the question, but 1 kg gas is ~ 1 liter, which is about 1/4 gallon.

Asked by booboo

Has your family changed its fuel consumption in any way during the past five years, or have you "eaten" the rising fuel costs?

Asked by J!!

Gas just gets higher and big oil gets richer.

Asked by WishAK

I left my truck by the pump right where I parked it, walked through the door of the last stop market. The guy behind the counter said what it's go'n to be? I said I don't know man, you tell me! Is is it a gallon gas or a cold six pack, one goes in my tank the other comes in a sack. Makes life complicate when they cost the same. It's a tough choice, if you know what I mean?

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as it is now there is no limit whatsoever if they want they can charge $20.00 or what ever they want and we have no choice but to pay and they know they can get by with it.

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Can you imagine $10 per gallon? That got your heart goin', didn't it? Remember when it went over $1 per gallon? Or even .75 cents a gallon?

Asked by saab

I see a lot of autos running with the lights on in the daytime, if it takes more fuel is that not a waste of high priced gas?

Asked by Hussain

Some say ethanol is the solution for cleaner air and to cut foreign oil dependency. Others say that ethanol does not produce the same amount of power necessary for gasoline. Some say USA cannot convert solely to ethanol because of the "negative production" argument (it takes more energy to produce energy than energy produced by using ethanol).What gives? What is the right answer?

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