Electric cars becoming more affordable, popular
As the holiday weekend approaches and gas prices continue to rise, it’s no surprise Quad City drivers are looking for relief at the pump.
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Gas prices have risen since the end of last week
Gas prices have risen from just a few days ago.
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Quad Cities drivers seeing a spike in gas prices
As Memorial Day approaches, drivers are seeing that gas prices are on the rise.
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Illinois has highest gas price in continental U.S.
AAA says Illinois has the highest per-gallon price for gasoline in the continental U.S.
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U.S. gas prices down 32 cents from 2012 peak
A year ago at this time, U.S. gasoline prices averaged $3.97 a gallon. It was the highest average in all of 2012. But it’s a much different story this year, as prices continue to fall.
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U.S. gas prices down 32 cents from 2012 peak
A year ago at this time, U.S. gasoline prices averaged $3.97 a gallon. It was the highest average in all of 2012.
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Gas prices dip again in latest Lundberg Survey
U.S. gasoline prices have declined for four weeks straight and now average more than 20 cents a gallon cheaper than a year ago, according to a new nationwide survey.
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U.S. gas prices see first dip in months
U.S. gasoline prices broke a nearly three-month upward spiral in early March, and motorists can expect a bit more relief in the coming weeks, according to the latest Lundberg Survey.
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Gas Prices Not Affecting Car Sales
For the past 32 days, the price of gas has been on the rise and experts say we can expect…
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Gas prices climb every day for more than a month
According to analysts, gas prices have been on the rise for 32 consecutive days.
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Gas prices rise 40 cents this past month
AAA’s fuel report shows that gas prices have increased 40 cents on the Iowa side of the Quad Cities and…
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Gas prices tick slightly upward
U.S. gasoline prices crept up by about 2 cents per gallon over the past two weeks, but higher crude oil prices are likely to mean more small increases on the horizon.
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