Wow, just saw gasoline on gas buddy in Oklahoma City for $2.11 per gallon at Valero. Many places including Sam's Club had it for $2.19! Might be time to take my wife on a road trip before the fall colors change to brown.
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DWalt
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Here in San Antonio, regular is hovering around $2.50 now. Haven't seen anything lower than $2.40 close to me.
$1.12 per liter in Tbilisi.
THE PILGRIM
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Quick Look at GasBuddy, I see $2.55.
The other day, paid $2.60 down on the Nation.
Isleta Pueblo, they pay Fed Tax but not State Tax.
Way to go Navy!
Good job in protecting Tankers in the Straits of Hormuz!
I'm still a little confused.
That 25mm remotely controlled Bushmaster Chain Gun often used there ejects spent rounds foward from a tube over the barrel.
The other day, paid $2.60 down on the Nation.
Isleta Pueblo, they pay Fed Tax but not State Tax.
Way to go Navy!
Good job in protecting Tankers in the Straits of Hormuz!
I'm still a little confused.
That 25mm remotely controlled Bushmaster Chain Gun often used there ejects spent rounds foward from a tube over the barrel.
We went into the city yesterday, the best price I saw gas was $3.14. The average price in that area was about $3.25.
In my home arena the average price was $3.70. Needles to say we try to get gas when traveling out of our rather rural high priced area.
In my home arena the average price was $3.70. Needles to say we try to get gas when traveling out of our rather rural high priced area.
It's $3.17 in NE Pa.
SlimJim97
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In northeast Georgia $2.75 is about the average now.
Here in northern Illinois it is $3.24,with a few at $3.14.
Yes and that is down $0.30 from a month ago.
$2.31 at Sam's Club in Omaha yesterday. $2.49-2.79 every where else around the metro area.
$2.79 in Pahrump, NV
Costco in Ventura County, Ca. is $4.19.9 for Regular Unleaded and Diesel at $4.69.9. Regular name brand stations are around $ 4.65.9 for Regular Unleaded with Premium about $5.05.9
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paid $2.29 at Conoco yesterday in Springfield, MO
I paid $3.16 a couple days ago.
In the Reno area gas is $4.58 across the boarder in Truckee Calif.
In town the low is around $3.89 for 87 strength.
Cheaper in the Capital but you have a 60 mile trip and travel time, involved.
In town the low is around $3.89 for 87 strength.
Cheaper in the Capital but you have a 60 mile trip and travel time, involved.
$2.70 at Sam's this morning in West Central IL. That tax in IL adds usually an extra .50-.60 per Gal. over our Missouri neighbor just across the river.
$2.47 at Maverik stations this morning.
$3.79/gal here in town.
Alton
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$2.49 gas $2.99 Diesel which is BS. But as long as the two fuels stay within a dollar I am ahead with a diesel engine
Ivan the Butcher
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$2.64.9 Sunday and $2.67.9 Today at BJ's Club in NE Columbus, Ohio.
Ivan
Ivan
$ 4.49 here in Kalif.
8upbowhunter
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$2.58 here in S/E Louisiana.
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fiasconva
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It's all over the place around here and sometimes changes hourly. It was $2.69 at one station. An hour later it was $2.89. The next morning it was back to $2.79 and now it's back to $2.74. All of this within 4 days. Most of the stations seem to be doing about the same thing and it's a PITA. I usually use Sam's Club unless one of the locals is within 2 or 3 cents of it since it's about 10 miles away. I'd rather spend the extra 50 or 75 cents totally and not have to wait in line anyway.
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Our little bumper car is 26/32 mpg.
Lately the pinch at the pump rarely leaves a bruise.
Lately the pinch at the pump rarely leaves a bruise.
It's not going down around here. Regular is still $3.39. PA has a gas tax near the top in the country.
$3.05.9 here today. Oil closed at $69.30 today, RBOB (wholesale gas) $2.04.
Even with the outrageous (local) $.66/gal "road use" and other taxes, we get robbed each day. The ubiquitous "they" say each penny over the "fair price" is a couple $million in "free profit" to the industry. $35 million a day is a billion in a month. Down the road the industry gets "investigated," found guilty of "profiteering" and fined a hundred million dollars (or 10%). And the people go: "Wow." Joe
Even with the outrageous (local) $.66/gal "road use" and other taxes, we get robbed each day. The ubiquitous "they" say each penny over the "fair price" is a couple $million in "free profit" to the industry. $35 million a day is a billion in a month. Down the road the industry gets "investigated," found guilty of "profiteering" and fined a hundred million dollars (or 10%). And the people go: "Wow." Joe
