Compressed Natural Gas
 

Will Chrysler ever produce compressed natural gas vehicles in the future? It seems like an easy conversion relatively speaking,if it was done at the factory. Of course the speculators like Soros and his pals playing the futures market would need to keep their fingers out of natural gas somehow, since they'vedriven up the price of gasoline and diesel.

What to do? Stop driving?

Not trying to be political, but what are we supposed to do? The Saudi's have increased production - it doesn't matter, the prices keep going up.

RE: Compressed Natural Gas
 

The price of gas isnt that bad.

I drive about 15 miles a day to and from work, Wal Mart once a week, golfing three or four times. I keep driving to an absolute minimum, I fill up about once every two and half to three weeks.

Seriosuly if people would drive less, it would make a difference.

As far as you, you and everyone else that complains about it, need to stop, deal with the price, and thats that. it isnt going to come back to down to 1998 prices, ever, high prices are a reality and are permanent, I suggest you budget money better if it is that big of an issue for you

RE: Compressed Natural Gas
 

If your job required you to drive over 100 miles a day, I'm sure you'd feel the pinch. Your budget philosophy should be shouted from the rooftops, especially since auto sales are down over 25%, and autoparts stores are booming for the do-it-yourselfers.

Thank Soros and his buddies playing the futures market driving up the price of oil. Hope we all have jobs in the future, and they are only15 miles round trip from home.