From The Los Angeles Times:
With pump prices safely in the $3 range these days, October’s record-breaking gasoline surge might seem like a distant memory to California motorists. But don’t go racing to buy that supercharged, gas-guzzling Hemi just yet.
The deep-seated structural problems that caused the disruption, and sent prices to a record $4.67 for a gallon of regular gasoline during the week of Oct. 7, haven’t gone anywhere. In fact, experts say, they’re likely to cause more runs on combustion juice in the near future. Meanwhile, California gasoline continues to cost, on average, about 35 cents more per gallon than in the rest of the country.
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