High Gas Prices Set Michigan Record
Michigan gas prices have reached the highest price ever recorded.
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Michigan gas prices have reached the highest price ever recorded.
How high can they go? We're paying 17 cents more for a gallon of gas this week in Michigan, the eleventh straight weekly increase.
Edmonds.com is predicting that car sales will be up this April nearly 20% over last year.
AAA Michigan reports Tuesday is the first time the average price of self-serve unleaded gas has hit $4 across Michigan since Sept. 2008.
A new study by the American Petroleum Institute shows that oil and gas stocks account for 5% of the holdings by Michigan's teacher and government employee pension funds.
In Metro Detroit, Macomb County is your best bet for gas under $4 a gallon.
Going into the summer driving season there are predictions of a 4% hike in tourism spending this year.
Gas is now going for an average of 3.95 per gallon in the state.
You're paying about $1.10 more a gallon at the gas pump than you were a year ago. Will you spend less on Easter as a result?
AAA Michigan says gasoline prices are up 11 cents per gallon over the past week to a statewide average of $3.86.
With the statewide average near $4 a gallon for gasoline, concern is rising in tourism and retail on how the higher costs will affect their industries this summer.
If you're looking to lay blame for higher gas prices, you might want to look no further than your own 401k retirement account.
The Commerce Department says consumer spending rose seven-tenths of a percent last month.
Still no relief from the pain at the pump.
As gas prices rise, so does the value of that used car sitting in your driveway.
If you are upset about gasoline prices in Michigan and think you are being ripped off, there just might be a solution.
Lawmakers in Lansing are asking the question -- why are gas prices so high?
AAA Michigan says gasoline prices are up 5.2 cents per gallon over the past week to a statewide average of $3.58.
Mulally says Ford has revamped its product lineup to offer more small and mid-size fuel- efficient cars that he says are appealing to consumers in ever- increasing numbers.
Summer driving season is quickly approaching. With gas prices breaking the $3.50 a gallon mark -- are you making differerent choices?
Southwest Airlines is blaming the rising price of fuel for a $10 fare hike on many domestic round-trip flights.
The price at the pump has Pat Bloom of Warren at a disadvantage. His car requires Premium Unleaded, the most expensive at the pump and, unfortunately, his work situation doesn't make public transportation or car pooling a viable option.
It's a painful trip to the pump these days, as prices across Metro Detroit hover around $3.50 a gallon.
Dealers are saying they're starting to see more customer interest in small cars.
Gas prices in Metro Detroit are hovering around $3.45 a gallon and that is the expected norm through summer.
