(NBC News) The average consumer spent about $700 less on gasoline in 2015, and those savings are expected to continue through 2016.
Gregg Laskoski, a senior analyst at GasBuddy.com, says he does not see much change in the world-wide glut of crude oil that we have right now.
“We have far more fuel than we have demand right now,” Laskoski says.
Others say that’s expected to translate into pump prices that drop another 15 cents per gallon in the new year.
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