Source: http://www.bloomberg.com/slideshow/2013-02-13/highest-cheapest-gas-prices-by-country.html#slide61
What startup ideas might work if gas was $0.06 per gallon?
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#3If you have to grossly limit your revenue to stay unnoticed by a hostile government then why bother?
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#5What about the obvious one. Buy gas at 6 cents and sell it on the black market.
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#7Imagine you went a restaurant where as you ate, the valet not only parked your car, but filled it with ... for free. A 15 gallon fill-up would only cost 90¢, plus valet time. Bring on the carne mechada.
That, or something to do with cheap explosions.
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#9I'd give it away as an incentive. Imagine you went a restaurant where as you ate, the valet not only parked your car, but filled it with ... for free. A 15 gallon fill-up would only cost 90¢, plus valet time. Bring on the carne mechada. That, or something to do with cheap explosions.
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#10I'd give it away as an incentive. Imagine you went a restaurant where as you ate, the valet not only parked your car, but filled it with ... for free. A 15 gallon fill-up would only cost 90¢, plus valet time. Bring on the carne mechada. That, or something to do with cheap explosions.
But if gas was widely available at 90c per tank, it wouldn't be a big deal. People don't flock to restaurants now because they give free tap water.
The first businesses to offer "free wifi!" or unlimited miles on a rental car had a first-mover advantage.