US dealers want to sell smaller cars as gasoline prices keep rising

Because of the continuing political turmoil in the Mideast, many U.S. auto dealers expect gasoline prices to keep rising. As a result, they will make adjustments on their product mix and will stock more small cars and fuel-efficient crossovers. The U.S. Department of Energy said that the average national gasoline price is about $3.19 per gallon -- about 54 cents higher than a year ago. And since it doesn’t appear like the political unrest
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Mustang953 - 2/24/2011 11:59:28 PM

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Once again, the car makers, here in the U.S., have shot themselves in the foot. In order to continue with the big profits they so love, they are still building a majority there vehicles as large gas guzzler SUV's and trucks. I saw this in the '70's and apparently, history will repeat itself as Americans run to the imports in droves.

AgentOrange - 2/26/2011 12:16:35 PM

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U.S. dealer want to sell whatever the hell they have sitting on their lots.