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Gas prices have come down a little bit in the last week, but they are still at record levels.  While many people may be trading in their old gas guzzler, I’m going to offer a bit of crazy advice… If you want to save money…  Buy an SUV. Before you yell at me and tell me how [...]

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My husband and I have been exploring the idea of buying a hybrid car. Last week alone my husband drove enough to put $120 of gas in his PT Cruiser (an above average week of driving but it hit the point home, gas is really expensive). So I started looking at the options. First, I looked to see what cars come as hybrids.

Gas-Saving Tips 10 Tips to Help You Save Money On Gas The message screams at us from every sign at every corner gas station—gasoline prices are at an all-time high and there’s no indication that relief is anywhere in site. In fact, many experts are saying it could get worse—much worse—and that’s sending masses of motorists scrambling for ways to cut down on gas consumption.

During Earth month – and every day of the year – we know you want to stretch your fuel to get the most out of every purchase. We found a fun collection of money-saving tips and advice at Shell.com and thought to share a few of them with our AskPatty readers.

I remember how shocking it was the first time I saw Los Angeles-area gas stations advertising prices at $3 per gallon--this was about a year ago, in May 2007. Just today, barely eleven months later, I drove past a station at which the price for their premium fuel was over $4!!