It's our demand for fuel that keeps the price escalating. I sold my car that had a V12 in it once I researched it (and got tired of feeding my tank) It's $3.05 to $3.15 for premium here in Laguna Beach, California. I said I would sell it before it hit 3 bucks a gallon and I barely did.
The less we use, the less it will cost. Locally, regionally, and nationally.
That's my opinion.
Hydrogen has the greatest potential for fuel. there is hydrogen in just about everything and it is not in any limited source by any means. We simply must convert as soon as we can. Vehicles that run on hydrogen are not slow moving either. In fact, as a fuel, hydrogen has much greater efficiency per dollar potential, and power potential.

[This message has been edited by MORPH! (edited 04-02-2006).]