Gas prices are definitely lower now than they’ve been in a long time.  Needless to say, this is a great thing!  For months all of us were feeling the extra pull on our wallets as prices were approaching $4 a gallon.  Now prices are back down towards $2 a gallon which is great!

But did you know that you could be saving even more?  You see, the great thing about fuel additives like the ones we sell at FuelAdditiveStore.com is that they give you additional savings no matter what the price of gas is!  So if you’re paying $2.10 a gallon, but then by using one of our additives saved a modest 15% on your gas, you’d really be paying more like $1.79!  So reallly when you think about it, it’s a no brainer because you save money either way!

Right now is a great time to give these products a try because the price of Econal has dropped significantly.  So give these products a try!  We know you’ll be pleased with the results!

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The manufacturer of Econal just gave us permission to significantly reduce our price for the Econal brand fuel additives!  This is a great price and with this new price reduction it’s the perfect time to start using it!

1 Bottle: was $79.99, now $69.99!
3 Bottles: was $224.97, now $199.99!
6 Bottles: now $399.99!

These are great savings!  Visit our main site today to take advantage of these new lower prices!

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Time for another gas prices update!  Looks like things are still going down, which is good news.  Hopefully this trend continues.

Now I don’t mean to be a pessimist, but chances are that we’ll see high prices again in the coming months.  You’ve probably noticed that in the spring and summer prices tend to rise.  Who knows how high they’ll go in 2009!

Here are the lowest prices across the country:

Oklahoma - $2.103
Iowa - $2.176
Kansas - $2.201
Minnesota - $2.206
Missouri - $2.219
Arkansas - $2.228
Ohio - $2.262
Texas - $2.268
Mississippi - $2.282
North Dakota - $2.319

As you can see, it looks like it’s a good time to live in the Mid-West!  Prices here in Utah are still in the $2.70-$2.80 range.  Good thing I consistently use my gas additives to save 10-20% on my gas bill.

The great thing about using a fuel additive is that no matter what the local price is, I still spend less overall because my gas lasts longer.  If you haven’t started using these products, you should start!

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If you’ve watched the news at all you know that things are getting pretty crazy out there.  With the DOW going down all the time and other worries, you never know what the future is going to be like.  But the good news is that gas prices have continued to fall through all of this.  Of course that doesn’t mean that they can’t go up again, but here are the current top 10 lowest states according to GasBuddy.com:

Oklahoma - $3.07
Kansas - $3.070
Iowa - $3.070
Minnesota - $3.070
Missouri - $3.070
Ohio - $3.070
North Dakota - $3.070
New Jersey - $3.070
Nebraska - $3.070
Arkansas - $3.070

This is the first time in quite a while that we’ve seen prices dipping below the $3 mark. Hopefully your state will get to that point if it hasn’t already!

With all the worries in the financial market, now is the time to start doing everything you can to save money in all areas. Now’s the time to start using proven fuel additives and gas additives to save everything you can on gas prices.  Chances are that the prices will go up again.  So get used to using these great products today!

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For the end of the month we’re going to be running a sale on all of our Econal products.  This product is really making a lot of good impressions with the people and companies that are testing it out.

With this sale you can save $10, $20, and $50 depending on which size of case you decide to buy.  This is the perfect opportunity to give this great product a try!  This sale won’t last long!  In fact, it will end on October 1st, so take advantage of this great deal now!

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Well, surprisingly enough even after the hurricanes, the price of oil is now under $1oo a barrel.  But, while scanning the headlines it would seem that gas prices are still going up in a lot of areas thanks to the damage caused by the hurricanes, especially the most recent one Ike.

The good news though is that the headlines are also saying that they don’t expect the price hike to last.  This would be really good news for those of you in the areas that were hit.

This still goes to show that there are a lot of factors that can affect the price of gasoline.  We wish peace and safety to all of you that have been negatively affected by this most recent storm!

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If you’ve been watching the news for the last couple of days then you’ve heard of Hurricane Ike looking to cause more problems to US gas prices.  Over the last couple of days the price of oil and gas has been going down, but if this hurricane does the kind of damage that it can, we could very likely see much higher prices in the coming weeks.

The oil and gasoline markets are always in a state of flux.  Don’t make the mistake of assuming that just because prices are going down right now that they are going to stay down.  Unfortunately, it seems that nationwide a lot of people seem to have that type of attitude.

Also, don’t let yourself have the incorrect attitude that fuel additive products don’t work.  Sure, there are products out there that don’t anything.  But there are also plenty of products out there such as DurAlt and Econal that have been proven to work!  Start to save money on gas today by using these great products!

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It’s been about 2 weeks since we did a gas prices update, so here you go!

Here are the lowest 10 state averages according to GasBuddy.com:

New Jersey - $3.389
Delaware - $3.390
Missouri - $3.442
Oklahoma - $3.475
Pennsylvania - $3.505
South Carolina - $3.508
Massachusetts - $3.520
Virginia - $3.527
Texas - $3.530
Kansas - $3.538

Compared with prices from a few weeks ago, the average price of gasoline is still going down.  Let’s just hope that the trend continues!

Even at my local station our price is now down to around $3.77 which is the lowest that I’ve seen it in months, yet we are still quite a bit higher than the states listed above.

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Reading over some headlines today it would seem that across the nation the price of gas is continuing to fall.  This is good news for everyone as it means that you will feel less pain at the pump when filling up your car.

I know we’ve said this on this blog before, but there are still no real signs that these drops in prices are going to be permanent.  Yes, prices are lower now than they were a few weeks ago, but they are still about $0.89 above the average price of gas just one year ago.

Energy is all the talk in the news these days.  And it would still seem that as a county we aren’t doing much to reduce our dependency on foreign oil.  So until something drastic happens you can probably expect prices overall to continue to be higher than what we were used to a few years ago.

The good news is that there are products on the market that can help you save money on gas.  Fuel additives are the kind of product that a lot of people don’t believe in until they give them a try and see the benefit of what they can really do for you.  Have you given fuel additives a try yet?  If not, why not?  You’re missing out on some great savings!

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With Labor Day coming up I’m sure that a lot of you are planning on getting out of town for the weekend.  If this holiday is anything like Memorial Day though, people will either be not traveling as far as they normally would or perhaps not taking a vacation at all

Has the high price of gas affected you this way as well?  Did you know that you can still reduce the pain to your wallet by using proven gas additives?

Just this last week a customer informed us that on a trip from Utah to Idaho they saw a 7-9% increase in their gas mileage using the DurAlt product.

So if you haven’t started using fuel additives yes, maybe it’s time you gave them a try to see what kind of an increase you might get.  We have even heard of companies reporting as big an increase as 20% using Econal.  Why wait?

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