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America is witnessing something they haven't seen in quite some time: gas prices that have dropped below $2 a gallon in some areas, with the average price of gas down 40% from summer's record high levels. Cheap gas has returned, giving real relief to tens of millions of drivers - but are these prices sustainable?

The drive to lower gas prices has come suddenly and forcefully. Just one month earlier gas was retailing for a dollar a gallon higher than current rates, however the trend toward lower prices was already being felt. Mid-season hurricanes slowed that process, but when previously cut gas lines were restored, prices quickly began to tumble.

Under Two Dollars A Gallon

The lowest prices currently can be found across America's mid-section, from the Ohio Valley down through the plains and all throughout the oil producing state of Texas. Indeed, a recent survey of pump prices via GasBuddy.com has revealed that stations in Corpus Christi, Kansas City, Oklahoma City, Des Moines, Dayton, and elsewhere are selling regular gas for under two dollars a gallon, the lowest prices some people have seen in three years.

Driving pump prices lower is the cost of a barrel of oil. Last summer, oil prices spiked, peaking at $147 a barrel, sending gas prices above $4 a gallon, even above the $5 level in some areas. Demand, speculators, and OPEC were all blamed for the rise, but it appears that the downturn in the global economy is the most significant force in driving lower gas prices today.

OPEC Cuts Production

Though OPEC recently met to cut production, oil prices dropped an additional ten percent despite the cartel's desire to stabilize prices. This could mean one of two things: prices will continue to fall naturally, perhaps as low as $1.50 per gallon before stabilizing. Or, OPEC will make an emergency declaration and cut back production again which will quickly halt the slide. Regardless, the worldwide recession has curbed demand, sending prices downward.

Ultimately, no one knows where the bottom is with gas prices, but you can bet most drivers are glad to find some relief at the pump. With the economy going through its own gyrations, lower prices are being welcomed, giving consumers a much needed breather after a summer of painfully high prices.

Copyright 2008-2012 -- Matthew C. Keegan is the owner of a successful writing and marketing business based in North Carolina, USA. He manages several websites and is a contributing writer for Andy's Auto Sport, a retailer of quality Chevrolet Beretta Lambo doors and Chevrolet Beretta mufflers.

Chevrolet Berretta: Comfy Guaranteed

Staying comfortable inside your car while traveling long distances can be a daunting task. Leg cramps and body aches can ensue if you are not able to sit comfortably inside. The hot weather outside can aggravate your discomfort especially if your air conditioning system is not functioning well. So, what can you do alleviate the stress and distress you’re feeling? Get up, stretch, and more importantly keep your AC system fully operational.

The AC unit in the Chevrolet Beretta is actually made to last for a long time. General Motors ensured that the Beretta is outfitted with one exceptional AC system to guarantee passenger comfort at all times. All parts of the AC, especially the Chevrolet Beretta AC Condensers effectively endures the tough job of ensuring that cool air is delivered steadily inside the cabin. However, the condenser’s tough construction is bound to fail sooner or later. Ultimately, the AC condenser will fail to cool down the hot refrigerant coming from the compressor. When this happens, expect to get only hot air out of the AC vents.

Replacement of the worn out Chevrolet Beretta AC Condensers is the only answer to your failed AC system. It may be a burden to you to find the right fitting Auto ac for your Beretta and your pocket. But not to worry; aftermarket AC condensers are easily accessible in the market. In fact, wide selections of these condensers are available here in our store. They are offered at cheap prices, sure not to make a dent on your pocket. Hurry, check us out today.

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Kristine Floyd, a Gordonsville-based marketing executive for an aftermarket automotive company, makers of quality ac automotive, automotive mirrors and lights.Floyd sets herself out of the league of the so called ""conformist"", unlike other women of her age, Kristine is a big fan of cars, that she can't afford to miss even a single car show.

Is the Chevrolet Beretta Z26 Coupe a good car?

i have a 1994 Pontiac Grand Am SE Coupe and i'm looking to possibly replacing it
i really like the Chevrolet Beretta Z26 and its a lot like a Grand Am but i think it looks better and the ones i found have almost the same miles but look like they are in better shape than mine and have a lot of aftermarket parts
the owners that post the ads say they run well and if i get one i would have a dealer that i can trust find one and have them bring it to me
main reason why i want to get rid of my Grand Am is how it has some minor transmission problems, suspension problems, body damage from when my sister owned it, rust, seems like there could be sensor problems, it leaks oil all the time, the engine doesn't always seem like it runs right, speakers are blown, and i know there are others just drawing a blank
so should i get rid of my Grand Am and get a Beretta or another car that gets fairly good gas mileage, good power, and that will last awhile
or Chevrolet Beretta GTZ aswell

Most definitely, i had a 94 Beretta Z26 until 2 days ago because i was hit by a '07 Mustang that ran his red light. But im looking for another one i had it since Sept. of 2006. Of course it had problems but it all depends on how the last owner took care of it. but it is a great car. always had fun in it. And you can do so much to it aftermarket wise. You can even do engine swaps for more power that don't require you to be a master technician.

Vehicle of slain worker found in southwest Phoenix
PHOENIX (AP) — Phoenix police say there's a new development in the killing of a man Thursday inside a business near 35th Avenue and Buckeye Road. Phoenix police said Friday the victim's white Chevrolet Beretta was located Thursday afternoon near 51st Avenue and Buckeye Road. Police think the killer may have stolen the vehicle. Police are asking for the public's help in solving the killing of 64 ...

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