The people of the United Kingdom pay $8.37 per gallon. I am guessing they are not compassionate with our outrage at the gas price increase.
Nor do I think we will receive sympathy from people in the Netherlands who pay $6.48 per gallon. Unfortuneately, I don't think the people in the following cities around the world will be offering sympathy cards anytime soon either:
Copenhagen, Denmark $6.08 per gallon,
Milan, Italy $5.96 per gallon,
Hong Kong $5.62per gallon,
Frankfurt, Germany $5.29 per gallon,
Stockholm, Sweden $5.80 per gallon,
Stavanger, Norway $5.07 per gallon,
Rome, Italy $4.86 per gallon,
Seoul, Korea $4.71 per gallon,
Geneva, Switzerland$4.56 per gallon,
Vienna, Austria $4.50 per gallon,
Prague, Czech Republic $4.19 per gallon, or
Tokyo, Japan $3.84 per gallon.
Havana, Cuba is only $3.03 a gallon. However, I won't be expecting sympathy from their country anytime soon!
However, perhaps our friends in these countries will send us their condolences:
Sydney, Australia $2.63 per gallon,
Johannesburg, South Africa $2.62 per gallon,
Taipei, Taiwan $2.47 per gallon,
If I lived closer to the Mexican border, I would probably want to run to the border and cross over to Mexico. I wouldn't be running to the border for Mexican food (sorry, Taco Bell!). Instead, I would want to take my vehicle and fill up in Mexico for $2.38 per gallon!
If I had a boat that would transport my car, I would fill up in these cities:
Panama City, Panama $2.19 per gallon,
Nigeria $1.92 per gallon,
The countries below likely have no concept of what it is like to have high or rising gas prices. Therefore, I will not be asking them for sympathy. Imagine paying $1.60 a gallon or less?! From now on, I am guessing this will only happen in my dreams! Here are some of the world's lowest prices for gas:
Bangkok, Thailand $1.60 per gallon,
Tianjin, China $1.54 per gallon,
Moscow, Russia $1.45 per gallon,
Almaty, Kazakhstan $1.36 per gallon,
Baku, Azerbaijan $1.15 per gallon,
These prices are so low, it makes me want to travel to these countries and fill up! I wonder how well my car would float? Here are some countries with outrageously low gas prices:
Kuwait 91 cents a gallon,
Saudi Arabia 45 cents a gallon,
and Caracas, Venezula 14 cents a gallon!
So the next time you are looking to save money on gas, you will no where to fill up!
Published by Sarah Holmes
Sarah is a weekly columnist for the News-Gazette. She enjoys writing about various topics including SEO, internet marketing, social networking and saving money on groceries. View profile
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3 Comments
Post a Commentthe countries in europe you mention have a great public teansportation system and everything in alot closer. that maks a big difference when you start talking about how much gas cost.
Good topic, Sarah, and yes, you're right. We Brits do not have a lot of sympathy for the petrol prices in America! I'm amazed at how cheap fuel is in America compared to back home. Prices are even higher at home this since this article was written.
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