Demanda dos americanos por gasolina pode n�o se recuperar ap�s guerra com o Ir�

The demand for gasoline among Americans may not bounce back after a conflict with Iran, impacting daily life for people like Judy Vassallo, an 89-year-old retired art teacher who relied on her old Honda CRV for visits to friends and medical appointments. With rising prices and potential supply disruptions, many may reconsider their reliance on gas-guzzling vehicles. This shift could mark a lasting change in American consumer habits, reflecting broader implications for the economy and environmental sustainability.