I just saw on the news today,
Gas in the UK averaged $8.85 a gallon
Gas in the Netherlands averaged $9.95 a gallon
Gas in Saudi Arabia averaged $0.45 a gallon
Gas in Iran averaged $0.40 a gallon
Yes people the last two are cents. Does anyone remember when gas went for cents a gallon in the US? I remember is $0.59 a gallon.
I also remember the gas crisis in the 70's I was a little kid then but I remember my parents going to the pumps on odd or even days. They would go by the numbers on your license. I don't remember what people who had names instead of number on their license did.
The whole world went though that crises and Brazil did something about it. It took them three decades but they are no longer depended on other countries for their fuel. They use ethanol which is made from sugar cane to fuel their cars. Of course the price of sugar cane has gone up but the fuel that's produced from it cost about a third to half the price of gasoline.
More Then 80% of new 'flexible fuel' cars sold in Brazil are equipped to use ethanol, gasoline or a mixture of both.
Also I just saw on the news today where Honda has finally come out with it's FCX hydrogen powered fuel cell vehicle (FCV). You can check it out here.
http://automobiles.honda.com/fcx-clarity/
They are selling them in California
this summer and there is an actress who is going to get one of the first ones out of the factory, sorry I can't recall her name.
I don't know why but they're only leasing them for now for $600 dollars a month. Don't ask how anyone who purchases one is going to fuel it. One of the guys from Honda said when cars were first made there were no gas stations around so they're not worried about that. Although I think whoever leases one may be.
I think they look really cool

and I want one.

