Oh well, at least it is better here in the US than in countries like Norway where a gallon comes out to be about $9.00 +/-
But who cares anyways, its just money.
I've never been over seas but if I'm correct people drive smaller cars over there and they actually have a decent public transportation system in the cities...
3.15 USD = 2.34654 EUR.. and a gallon is 3.7854 litres so one litre is around 0.62€.. ok.. the I can say something.. I pay around 1€/L.. if you want to know how much is that in $´s.. just do the the opposite..
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you guys got to be fucking joking me complaining about $3.15 a gallon.
Up in vancouver its 121c/L right now for 87octane, I'm paying nearly 130 for the good stuff. We're already at $5 a gallon...
It's almost cheaper for me to drive over the border to fill up heh
I've never been over seas but if I'm correct people drive smaller cars over there and they actually have a decent public transportation system in the cities...
Yes and no - bigger cars are becoming popular in the richer countries - but still, they are on average a lot smaller yes. And yes, because of the density of the countries they tend to have a heck of a lot better transportation system in general (NYC might be the best one the US has - and of course, it is a dense city)
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