Where will Gas Prices be in 10 Years?

The United States has the world's largest motor vehicle registered fleet, with almost 250 million vehicles.

With China and India at currently less than 10% of their citizens owning an automobile, yet they continue to grow and industrialize and push for more automobile ownership – where will gasoline prices be say 10-years from now?

Should we be waiting to fix this pending issue when it arises or, should we be using our common-sense today to fix the issue now?

To those who say ‘no to clean energy’ I have to ask, what is the solution to what is undoubtedly a reality to future oil & gas prices? Are we to presume that we (the U.S.) can literally drill our way out of this pending disastrous financial and economic reality?

The People's Republic of China became the world's largest new car market in 2009

Roughly 75% of age residents in the U.S. owns an automobile compare to China and India, which is around 6%. That’s a whole lot of growth potential, both to the automobile market, and to the demand for gasoline.