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USA TODAYWith gas prices going up, what's it cost to fill up your carUSA TODAYAs gas prices continue their upward climb, erasing a portion of Americans' tax cut savings, fuel economy is suddenly important again. Friday's national average of $2.86 a gallon was up 52 cents from a year ago, according to AAA.

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