By Paul Borden
MotorwayAmerica.com

(January 31, 2020) At a time when some automakers are giving up on sedans or least pushing their SUVs/crossovers to buyers seeking family transportation, Dodge seems to be taking a different approach.

Since bringing back its famed Charger as a 2006 five-passenger large sedan after killing off the coupe version in 1987, the automaker has expanded the Charger portfolio from two versions (SE and R/T) to five trim levels for 2020 with the outrageous 707-horsepower SRT Hellcat sitting at the top of the class.

(January 31, 2020) BOSTON — While American households are expected to spend nearly $2,000 on fuel in 2020, families can fork out an additional $200 more on gas per year if they aren’t careful, according to a new study released by GasBuddy, the smartphone app helping consumers avoid paying full price for fuel.

The study finds that 37% of Americans are already overpaying for gasoline, with more than 50% of drivers in Phoenix; Columbus, Ohio; and Los Angeles most frequently wasting money at the gas pumps.

(January 28, 2020) The national gas price average is $2.51, which is three cents cheaper than last week, four cents less than last month, and 25 cents more than a year ago. Gas prices have continued to drop over the last week as gasoline stocks grew again, measuring at 260 million bbl – the highest stock level ever recorded by the Energy Information Administration (EIA) since it began recording the data in 1990, according to weekly statistics compiled by AAA.

(January 22, 2020) The national gas price average is $2.54, which is three cents cheaper than last week, a penny less than last month, yet 30-cents more than a year ago. Gas prices edged cheaper in the last week as gasoline stocks grew, measuring at 258 million a barrel, a stock level not recorded by the Energy Information Administration (EIA) in nearly a year.