Oil prices are at the lowest in over a decade, thanks to increased supply in the world oil market.

It’s the sort of economic change that not only makes avid motorists giddy, but also makes carmakers ecstatic. Spending less for fuel means people would be more willing to drive around more often. And those who wouldn’t buy a car, because they couldn’t afford the cost of filling it up with liquefied fossils before, are now flocking to showrooms to get a new set of wheels. Indeed, this sort of thing makes buzz words like “economical driving” and “low fuel consumption” seem rather pointless.

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