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When Henry Ford brought the concept of assembly line mass production to life with the Model T Ford, it was the beginning of an era when many Americans of all ages and incomes could afford to buy their own car. Today, cars continue to be necessary for commuters, travelers, and anyone who has errands to run. Gas prices are at an all time high due to rampant speculation in the oil markets, and those living on a budget are looking for ways to keep their fuel costs down.
While getting a more fuel-efficient car is an option for some, others can't afford to switch, and others need larger vehicles for work or to transport a large family. One short-term solution that's become popular is shopping around for the best prices. GasGlance, powered by Gasbuddy.com, tracks fuel prices, upward and downward trends, and tells users the best and worst places to fill up. Download the Gas Glance toolbar for free and search for the best gas prices near you.
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