WARREN, Mich. — For the first time in more than two weeks, motorists across Southeast Michigan are seeing a consistent downward trend at gas stations. According to AAA data referenced in the report, the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline in Metro Detroit has dropped to approximately $4.54 per gallon, down 28 cents from one week earlier. Statewide, Michigan drivers are paying about $4.53 per gallon, a decline of 27 cents from the previous week.
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The decrease offers a rare bit of good news for consumers who have spent months watching fuel costs climb higher and higher. However, the latest numbers also reveal just how expensive gasoline remains. Compared to one month ago, Metro Detroit drivers are still paying roughly 40 cents more per gallon, while the statewide average remains 41 cents above where it stood four weeks earlier…