How Much Does Gas Cost Where You Are?

[Family Ties Forever!]

How much do you have to pay for gas where you are? It's nearly $3 here.

link (http://www.click2houston.com/automotive/13266207/detail.html)

Gas Prices Surge To Record U.S. Average Pump Prices Nearly 20 Cents Higher Than Two Weeks Ago

Posted: 4:45 pm CDT May 6, 2007

Camarillo, Calif. -- Motorists are already reeling from rising gasoline prices. Now, it's time for more sticker shock.

Pump prices surged to a record nationwide average $3.07 per gallon, nearly 20 cents higher than two weeks earlier, oil industry analyst Trilby Lundberg said Sunday.

The previous U.S. record was $3.03 per gallon on Aug. 11, 2006.

Just two weeks ago, the U.S. average for a gallon of gas was $2.87, but the Lundberg Survey of 7,000 stations nationwide on Friday showed a 19.47-cent increase to $3.07. That's up 88.38 cents since Jan. 19, Lundberg said.

The increase is due mostly to refinery problems, Lundberg said, noting there have been at least a dozen additional partial shutdowns in the U.S. and internationally that cut refining capacity.

The nationwide average for mid-grade gasoline was $3.18 and premium was $3.28.

The nation's lowest pump price was $2.80 per gallon in Charleston, S.C., while the highest was $3.49 in San Francisco. The lowest price in California was $3.34 in Sacramento.

Copyright 2007 by The Associated Press. All rights reserved.

[swedeace]

I just got back from Mexico tonight, but I saw the price being $3.09 passing the couple of gas stations I saw.

[catlover79]

$3.19 for unleaded this weekend here in Ohio. I have a few words I'd love to pass along to these beyond greedy oil companies...but I'd be banned for life!! :angryfire :mad: :mumble:

[Ireneparalegal]

That post mentions CAMARILLO...that is just a hop, skip and a jump from where I live. My daughter works in Camarillo.

The gas prices here are ridiculous. I think the price was $3.20 when I filled up the other day.

[Ireneparalegal]

HUH??? why in the hell is it cheaper in Ventura county than compare to San Diego, where I was when I filled up with gas:rolleyes: ..damn it, that is it..I am moving to Thousand Oaks or something...Ha!;)
I haven't a clue. BUT! there was a time when we had it higher than anywhere else. I too want to know why it varies so much in each county.


Here is a link to let all of you find cheap gas:

http://www.gasbuddy.com/

[PZelda]

3.60 for unleaded..I paid, nearly 40 bucks for a full gallon of gas that is going to last me less than a week..*HORRIBLE*
When I was in the Los Angeles area in March, we drove through Beverly Hills... They wanted $3.70 for super unleaded. I bet it's around $4 at that gas station right now. Yikes! (prices were only about $2.20 back at home, so it was quite a shock to come to Los Angeles and see how ridiculous the prices were. :faint:)



It's 2.99 for unleaded here now, BTW. Blah.

[JoPol_wannabe]

I'm from a small town in Nebraska and the gas here is 2.97 and it's going to go up to 3 dollars here pretty soon. I remember the begining of the year gas here was like 2.20 and I think at one point it was at 2.12 but I don't think were going to see that price ever again. Just remember don't buy gas on may 15th

[JoPol_wannabe]

Woops didn't mean to post twice

[Fleet]

$3.47 today at the Mobil station is go to.

[catlover79]

Which gas stations do most of you fill up at? I buy my gas here in Ohio at Marathon, because I have an account there. Marathon gas stations only exist in Ohio as far as I know. When I drove a rental car on the West Coast, I used Chevron.

[dawsongirl]

2.95 for unleaded, 2.89 for ethanol blend.

[ponytail]

$3.06 for unleaded

[Already Gone]

Last time I filled up the car, it was 3.09 a gallon at Sunoco and about the same at Stewarts.

[MonarC]

2.89

[Courtnee]

$2.79 last time i checked

[Czas na Zywiec]

$3.20 for midgrade. I decided that I'm busting out my bike and biking from now on. I'm only using my car for long distance trips (Anywhere over 20 miles) and emergencies. I'm sorry but I don't make nearly enough money to be able to shell out over $30 a week on gas.

[catlover79]

$3.20 for midgrade. I decided that I'm busting out my bike and biking from now on. I'm only using my car for long distance trips (Anywhere over 20 miles) and emergencies. I'm sorry but I don't make nearly enough money to be able to shell out over $30 a week on gas.
That's a really good idea. I'd do the same thing if I lived closer to my job (it's a 15 minute drive through several major roads). Plus you get fresh air, sun and exercise!

[AB]

I got gas at Walmart yesterday and for regular unleaded it was $2.78 a gallon.

[Lex Luthor]

We are paying $1.25 per litre here

3.75 litres to a gallon = $4.73 Cnd per gallon

or $4.29 US a gallon

I am thinking of robbing a gas truck for some extra cash

http://starfleetcommand.us/4_mar_siphonedGas.jpg

[EmoJoe]

it's around $2.90 here i think. it probably went up though.

[PZelda]

I went to class and then back home today... it went up to $3.04. :eek:


Someone on LJ was in West Oakland, CA, on Saturday and took this picture. Gas is over $4 there already. :faint:

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/197/488029061_2dbe0e306d.jpg?v=0

[Number 9 Dream]

Craaaaap, Allison...that sign is scaring me :lol:

It's about $3.13 a gallon for regular here...and steadily going up :mad:

[catlover79]

I went to class and then back home today... it went up to $3.04. :eek:


Someone on LJ was in West Oakland, CA, on Saturday and took this picture. Gas is over $4 there already. :faint:

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/197/488029061_2dbe0e306d.jpg?v=0
:eek2: :faint:

[Lex Luthor]

Economist projections here state that it is likely gas will hit $1.60 per litre here by years end.

$5.44 US per gallon, seems our numbers are similar to the West Oakland prices so I would imagine that it could hit over $5 by years end down there.

[Crimson and Clover]

2.93

[TheLandfordLunchBox]

3.19 in Ohio

[Georgia's on my Mind]

it's around 3.00 here...i got mine today for 2.99....which is the cheapest it's been in a while

[Lex Luthor]

It just went up again here

http://i.treehugger.com/files/th_images/gas%20joke%20board.jpg

[James]

Which gas stations do most of you fill up at? I buy my gas here in Ohio at Marathon, because I have an account there. Marathon gas stations only exist in Ohio as far as I know. When I drove a rental car on the West Coast, I used Chevron.

Catlover, Marathon's range is from Minnesota to Florida. Heading west from Ohio the brand disappears somewhere in Illinois, and heading east it disappears in Pennsylvania. If there is no Marathon around (I travel a LOT!) I try to look for Phillips 66 (or, in effect, Conoco or "76") or Exxon or Mobil (only available here in Ohio at United Dairy Farmers mini-groceries).

I have a loyalty to Marathon, by the way, to the point where I call it "the 'thon"!

[James]

I went to class and then back home today... it went up to $3.04. :eek:


Someone on LJ was in West Oakland, CA, on Saturday and took this picture. Gas is over $4 there already. :faint:

Allison, what's "LJ"? :confused:

Oh, and in my neck of the woods, I've seen gas range from $3.129-$3.199.

[Courtnee]

It just went up again here

http://i.treehugger.com/files/th_images/gas%20joke%20board.jpg
:rofl:

[AllIWantIsYourClutch]

I paid $3.28 today. Not amused.

[PZelda]

Allison, what's "LJ"? :confused:

Oh, and in my neck of the woods, I've seen gas range from $3.129-$3.199.
LJ = LiveJournal.


I went to rehearsal at 10:45 yesterday morning, and gas was $3.12. When I went out for dinner six hours later the same day, it was $3.24. (Holy ****) I think it's at $3.20 now. *sigh*

[Faith]

The gas station across the street from my house says 3.35 a gallon, thats the cheapest in town right now. its like 3.50- 3.70 everywhere else.

[Seth]

2.99 for Regular here at home (Albany, KY). Ranging from 2.79 to 2.99 in this area - price changes by town, not by station.

As their prices are always within 1-2 cents of the other stations' prices - and most of the time here they're equal -you'll usually see me filling up at Shell

[Jo/Blair Fan]

I filled up yesterday at 2.89 but a mile down the road it was 3.25...(weird) so I have no idea what it is now havent been through that part of town yet....will in about 30 minutes though

[James]

Earlier this week in Dayton RUNL went up to $3.299 per gallon. :eek: You read that right. Three. Twenty. Nine. Nine.

If that's not enough to grab you, I heard it's twenty cents more in Grand Rapids, Michigan! :eek2:

[Fleet]

For the last one or two weeks, regular has been $3.47 out here.

[Seth]

Two gas stations (Marathon, and a local station) in town have raised it to $2.99

Shell and Exxon aren't having any of that, and to their credit are sticking at $2.89. (They usually all raise at the same time).

[Holly]

3.07$ I think it's a totally Rip off i wish gas prices would go back down to 1$ something but we never gonna see that again:lol:

[dawsongirl]

3.19. Yeah, can't afford to go to work, can't afford not to.

[LuLu Rogers]

$2.87 when I got some last week.

[Ags2000]

It is at $3.29 here.

[LuLu Rogers]

It's up to $3.10 now

[Seth]

Things you notice...I've become a fan of The Sopranos. The show debuted in January 1999, the credits were filmed a little before that - and they still use them in the current episodes So in the credits, in one bit you can see him passing a Sunoco station, where the price of regular unleaded is....$0.97/gal.

The price of gas nationwide has more than tripled during the show's run.

[MonarC]

2.99 2 damn much!!! :mad:

[TheLandfordLunchBox]

$3.09 and $3.17 in North Eastern Ohio :mad:

[Holly]

3.19$ NOW, it's freaken DUMB !! Just because it's Holiday weekend coming up they gotta keep raising the gas prices, It's outrage's...:mad:

[Jo/Blair Fan]

Unleaded as of Friday night is 3.19 but for some reason diseal is 2.95 now I always thought that diseal used to be more expensive then regular so what happened there?

[Czas na Zywiec]

Just went up to $3.42 when I was passing the gas station today. In Aspen, it's already up to $4.10. :o

[dawsongirl]

omg...it went down 2 cents here! It's now $3.27. O_O

[dawsongirl]

Things you notice...I've become a fan of The Sopranos. The show debuted in January 1999, the credits were filmed a little before that - and they still use them in the current episodes So in the credits, in one bit you can see him passing a Sunoco station, where the price of regular unleaded is....$0.97/gal.

The price of gas nationwide has more than tripled during the show's run.
That's sick.

[James]

Speedway set the price at its stations in Ohio to $3.499 today. OUCH!

:eek:

[Mr. Stefani]

$3.42 regular

[Seth]

Went up to $3.09 here. I wept.

(I know compared to most of the US $3.09 is small potatoes, but I've never paid over $3 before, so I'm a little sad)

[Li-Sung]

lowest has been 2.98. Highest 3.21

I think I will need to take out a mortgage to fill my car.

[AllIWantIsYourClutch]

$3.65. Ridiculous.

[Dynomite]

$3.65. Ridiculous.

You're damn right it is! In my area, it's up to $3.50 a gallon. I think we've had enough of oil company hotshots making excuses for their refinery problems instead of taking responsibility for all this high-priced fuel garbage. It's the oil companies' responsibility to upgrade their refineries. Last I heard, they were taking their unearned profits and squandering them on other things instead of using them to upgrade their refineries. I detest greed! Whatever happened to processing domestic petroleum? Those narrow-minded environmentalists are so overly concerned about adding to greenhouse gasses. Why don't they get a clue-processing domestic fuels beats counting on other countries for petroleum. If those environmentalist are so concerned about the domestic fuels polluting the air we breath, why not filter all fuels at all pumps. Domestic fuels might save us, the consumers, a lot of money. We also need to consider placing restrictions on importing petroleum. What about opening the reserves? That's a possibility. As for the oil companies, they need to be taxed heavily, not the consumers. They're making a profit at our expense. If anyone else has any ideas on how to quell this problem, please post anything you have in mind.

[Holly]

3.20 now, im gonna fill it up again Friday so i can have gas this weekend to cruise around half of my paycheck goes tour's gas, ugh :mad:

[Czas na Zywiec]

You're damn right it is! In my area, it's up to $3.50 a gallon. I think we've had enough of oil company hotshots making excuses for their refinery problems instead of taking responsibility for all this high-priced fuel garbage. It's the oil companies' responsibility to upgrade their refineries. Last I heard, they were taking their unearned profits and squandering them on other things instead of using them to upgrade their refineries. I detest greed! Whatever happened to processing domestic petroleum? Those narrow-minded environmentalists are so overly concerned about adding to greenhouse gasses. Why don't they get a clue-processing domestic fuels beats counting on other countries for petroleum. If those environmentalist are so concerned about the domestic fuels polluting the air we breath, why not filter all fuels at all pumps. Domestic fuels might save us, the consumers, a lot of money. We also need to consider placing restrictions on importing petroleum. What about opening the reserves? That's a possibility. As for the oil companies, they need to be taxed heavily, not the consumers. They're making a profit at our expense. If anyone else has any ideas on how to quell this problem, please post anything you have in mind.

That's how those fat cats make their money, by exploiting us. That's never going to change. :)

[Georgia's on my Mind]

3.07

[Dynomite]

That's how those fat cats make their money, by exploiting us. That's never going to change. :)

You're right about that! However, they had better start fearing the Federal Trade Commission, because they're considering going after them. Some more information on this link:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18825910

If this proposal clears Congress, they had better expect our President to veto this proposal and work on overriding his veto and making it law. We've suffered enough and this insanity needs to stop.

[Frischman_Fan]

How much does gas cost? That's simple!

http://i19.tinypic.com/62xduf9.jpg

:lol:

[James]

How much does gas cost? That's simple!

http://i19.tinypic.com/62xduf9.jpg

:lol:

What I wouldn't do to pay $2.339 per gallon today! Heck, $3.339 sounds reasonable!

[Dynomite]

What I wouldn't do to pay $2.339 per gallon today! Heck, $3.339 sounds reasonable!

Our current situation is worse than the picture, more or less, but the fact in the matter is fuel prices that run more than a dollar than they're supposed to be, is still too much to pay. There isn't anything reasonable about this problem, but unfortunately, we're stuck with it. Go to a several postings back and you'll find that link from MSNBC about the House passing a measure, which is to hold Oil Companies accountable for taking advantage of the consumers, namely us. Don't expect our President to pass this measure-you can't trust him. He would likely consider this a threat to his fellow oilmen and their business practices, but the fact is they need to be held fully accountable for the problems they've created by their failure to use their profits to upgrade their refineries, which is their responsibility.

[AB]

$3.05 a gallon at Walmart today, that was for the lowest grade of gas.

[swedeace]

$3.05 a gallon at Walmart today, that was for the lowest grade of gas.
Wow....there are actually Wal-Marts with gas stations? I've never seen that before. We don't have those here.

[Seth]

Wow....there are actually Wal-Marts with gas stations? I've never seen that before. We don't have those here.

There are a lot of 'em here in flyover country.

[mc_light1202]

Just filled up today and it was 3.64 here in Hollywood.

[Brian Damage]

$3.45 here in NY for regular.

[swedeace]

There are a lot of 'em here in flyover country.
What is "flyover country?"

[AllIWantIsYourClutch]

$3.89 in Chicago yesterday. Seriously.

[Czas na Zywiec]

What is "flyover country?"

Anything that's not on the coast.

[PunkyP0WER]

and is it affecting the way you live? i'm paying $4.13 unleaded regular in ct:mad: . i've started going 55mph on the highway (our state maximum is 65mph) and have cut out unnecessary trips. i shop at walmart supercenter which helps save money on groceries but i've noticed their prices increasing over the weeks. the cesars dog food i buy used to be 67cents a can, now its 80. and i'm considering taking a bus to work and getting a part time job if gas continues to go up although the job market isn't that great either. i feel lucky though i still have a house, my neighbor just had the bank foreclose on theirs.

[nmnf920]

it's still around $3 here.

[Penny Lane]

In Michigan;

Yesterday(Memorial Day) 4.17

Today 3.98 What a bargain!:rolleyes:

[phoebe7165]

The average here in FL is $3.89.

Not to rub it in but I'm out of town most of the time so I hardly drive my vehicle, which means I only have to fill up about 2-3 times a month.

[BarneyFife]

$3.85 a gallon

[Dr. Jazz]

Where I live, the cheapest is currently $3.98 and the most expensive is $4.19

[Ireneparalegal]

TOO MUCH!

[TJL]

Tomorrow I'm going to have to go to the shop to get my company truck to pick some work supplies. I know i'll have to put some gas in it, since it was almost empty the last time I drove it, which was a couple of weeks ago.

I don't want to now how much the price has gone up.

[Fleet]

It was $4.07 for regular and $4.25 for premium the last time I checked which was late last week.

[The Great One]

$4.50-$4.65 here in Chicago:mad:

Definitely I have changed my driving habits and plan on staying at home more this summer!!!

[EmoJoe]

i dont drive yet (although i will be in about a week :woohoo: ) but it's around $3.80 here i think, around New York City. it's a lot cheaper in this area then it is most other placers for some reason.

[Courtnee]

i dont drive yet (although i will be in about a week :woohoo: ) but it's around $3.80 here i think, around New York City. it's a lot cheaper in this area then it is most other placers for some reason.
Getting your license or permit? I get my license next month! :woohoo:

Gas here is about $3.75. That's way too much considering I remember when gas was, like, $1.50.

[Stormtracker TF]

$4.09.

[PunkyP0WER]

wow great one, you've got it tough!!

[Ireneparalegal]

While up in Yosemite on the outskirts, we had to get gas. There were no other gas stations for MILES. This place was charging $5.05 a gallon. :faint:


I remember the good ol' days of the gas crunch and the price was less than .75 cents a gallon. ;)

Look at what I found on gas prices:

Did you know that gasoline costs less in 2005 than it did in 1980? Impossible, you say! That is the case, though, when prices are adjusted for inflation.

Back in 1980, a gallon of gas cost about $1.13.

More recently, in 2005 a gallon of gas cost $1.66.

Yes, $1.66 is more than $1.13, but when the rate of inflation is figured in, the cost of a gallon of gas in 1980 was $2.59 (in 2005 dollars).

You can use an online inflation calculator to verify that:

http://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/cpicalc.pl

[EmoJoe]

Getting your license or permit? I get my license next month! :woohoo:

Gas here is about $3.75. That's way too much considering I remember when gas was, like, $1.50.
permit -___- stupid NY. but i get my liscence in December.

[PunkyP0WER]

on some news program last week they showed prices of gas around the world. the uk was $8 plus a gallon while in saudi arabia it was 45 CENTS a gallon.

[YoliUSA]

$3.67 a gallon around here. Luckily I drive a small car and since I don't have to drive to college everyday during the summer I won't have to spend so much money on gas...at least for now.

[dawsongirl]

Getting your license or permit? I get my license next month! :woohoo:

Gas here is about $3.75. That's way too much considering I remember when gas was, like, $1.50.
I remember when it was $.99. :(

Super Unleaded (it has 10% ethanol...out of staters are often confused by it) is $3.77. Regular is $3.90 and Premium was $4-something. Fortunately, I only fill up - on average - once a month. And my new car is getting better gas mileage than my old one, so that helps a LOT.

[dawsongirl]

on some news program last week they showed prices of gas around the world. the uk was $8 plus a gallon while in saudi arabia it was 45 CENTS a gallon.
$8?! Holy crap. Yet it seems Europe has managed to make cars that get excellent gas mileage AND performance. >_>

[Ireneparalegal]

Bottom line gas is something most people will use and not stop using. We will end up paying whatever it costs. I remember when people complained abt gas in 1977 and back then it was like 65 cents a gallon or something like that.

[dawsongirl]

Bottom line gas is something most people will use and not stop using. We will end up paying whatever it costs. I remember when people complained abt gas in 1977 and back then it was like 65 cents a gallon or something like that.
Unfortunately very true. We're an automobile society. Plus you have to mow your lawn as well.

[PunkyP0WER]

its sad because we have the technology to run our cars without depending on foreign oil but the president and vice president as well as many other politicians are in bed with the oil companies .

[Ireneparalegal]

Unfortunately very true. We're an automobile society. Plus you have to mow your lawn as well.
Yep. Gas is like water...we need it. :crazy:

[InspectorExstead]

....TOO MUCH is what i'm paying!
i filled my tank up about a week ago and it was 3.84 (something like that). Today it's 4.03. i'm not looking forward to the next time i need to fill up.

[PZelda]

Bottom line gas is something most people will use and not stop using. We will end up paying whatever it costs. I remember when people complained abt gas in 1977 and back then it was like 65 cents a gallon or something like that.
It's the 70's and early 80's all over again. Yikes.

You know, I'm surprised gas stayed as low as it did for decades. It barely went up when I was a kid... so I remember $1 and cheaper gas growing up. I remember when gas stations would have days where they'd sell gas for 50 or 75 cents, and they'd have cars lined up for miles. 75-cent gas, no more.

I know gas was still pretty freaking low when I graduated from HS and that was in '03. $1.20 at least. I remember gas prices hovering at $1.05 - $1.15 the summer before my junior year in 2001.

[Czas na Zywiec]

That's why I walk everywhere. It's around $3.90 here for midgrade, (CO) last time I tanked it was $3.50. I tank once a month, if I'm lucky. People should start walking more. Since last September (when I started walking/biking/blading) I've saved SO much money and have lost around 30lbs in the process. :) Totally a win/win situation.

[PunkyP0WER]

according to my local news station we in ct are the highest in the nation for regular unleaded at $4.22 a gallon:eek:

[dawsongirl]

That's why I walk everywhere. It's around $3.90 here for midgrade, (CO) last time I tanked it was $3.50. I tank once a month, if I'm lucky. People should start walking more. Since last September (when I started walking/biking/blading) I've saved SO much money and have lost around 30lbs in the process. :) Totally a win/win situation.
Wish I could, but I live within walking distance of NOTHING. I used to, but now I can't even walk to the post office.

[catlover79]

Wish I could, but I live within walking distance of NOTHING. I used to, but now I can't even walk to the post office.

Same here. :mad:

[PunkyP0WER]

i've been buying online more than ever whenever i can. i did most of last years xmas shopping that way and have been buying birthday presents that way too. my car has become strictly for work although if gas goes over 4.50, which the odds of it happening are increasing, i will look into buying a monthly bus pass. only trouble there is i work 20-25 miles away and although buses run til 1am the last one where i live most likely stops runs to that location about 8pm. i'd have to come into work around 3 hours earlier. i know come fall i'll be using electric blankets and extra layers because i can;t afford both the cost of heating my house and running my vehicle if this continues.

[James]

Bottom line gas is something most people will use and not stop using. We will end up paying whatever it costs. I remember when people complained abt gas in 1977 and back then it was like 65 cents a gallon or something like that.

I had a friend in college who was ten years older than me who got his driver's license in 1978 and remembers gas being 52 (if not 48) cents a gallon, only to see it go up to 73 cents within a year. This was in southwest Ohio, by the way. On a trip out to California in 1980 he saw gas for $1.05 :eek: and took a picture!

[Seth]

http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/attachment.php?attachmentid=96610&d=1124132172

Early 1999.

[PZelda]

http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/attachment.php?attachmentid=96610&d=1124132172

Early 1999.
Like I said... I'm surprised gas prices stayed as low as it did for that long.

Unleaded for 96 cents in 1999... What a deal!

I have pictures around here of gas price signs from 2004, when gas prices were averaging $1.40/$1.50... I need to find these and post them.

[PunkyP0WER]

i don't get it, back in 2004/2005 gas was $1.67 and now prices are coming close to the $4.50 range. isn't that kind of increase supposed to gradually happen through decades. this is ridiculous! what is the justification?

[Czas na Zywiec]

Wish I could, but I live within walking distance of NOTHING. I used to, but now I can't even walk to the post office.

Yea, that sucks, I used to live in a small town 5 years ago and literally I had to drive to get to any sign of civilization. Haaaaated it. I'm a city boy, If I don't have chaos and noise surrounding me at all hours of the day, I go insane. :p But that's why i moved to a big city for school, knowing that gas was creeping up and up. I'm moving back to Chicago in 2 months (expeeeeensive gas) but living right in the middle of the city next to the subway line so I can sell my car. :)

[Czas na Zywiec]

i don't get it, back in 2004/2005 gas was $1.67 and now prices are coming close to the $4.50 range. isn't that kind of increase supposed to gradually happen through decades. this is ridiculous! what is the justification?

Prices have been high for a loooong time, we're just starting to feel it now in this country. Gas in Canada has always been a bit more expensive than here and don't get me started on Europe. I have friends living in Germany and Holland, and after converting to dollars and gallons, avergae gas over there is about $8.50 a gallon. And has been for a looong time. But the reason that they don't feel the pinch as much as we do is because they have MUCH MUCH better public transportation infrastructure. Busses, trams, trolleys, subways, elevated trains, etc. Only a handful of cities in this country have half as much as that. This is why I'm moving back to Chicago, I don't like being forced to use a car just to live day to day life. Man was made to walk and walk is what I'm going to do damnit lol.

[tv star collector]

Here (in South Carolina): $3.79 a gallon.

[dawsongirl]

I heard that over in Bosnia, gas is $13/gallon. I bet no one's driving over there! :eek:

[mc_light1202]

$4.37

[dawsongirl]

A very "cheap" $3.71.

[comedyfreak]

$4.27

[InspectorExstead]

yesterday it was 4.14 at the nearest shell station. this morning it was 4.25.
ay ay ay ay ay.

[Stormtracker TF]

I went down to 3.98 at a few places here, which is great considering it had been going up and up for weeks.

[JoPol_wannabe]

Gas at our local Coop is 3.78 but the cheapest gas which is E85 gas is 2.95
I wish my car would take E85 but my parents Suburban takes E85 which is good since that car takes allot of gas. But the only bad thing with E85 is that you don't get the best gas milage so I can't complain to much.

[Seth]

Got to Lexington today. Saw as low as $3.83

[Janice]

I talked to my brother yesterday, who lives in San Diego, and he told me gas cost $4.50 there.

[~NeonFire~]

Gas here is up to an outrageous $1.44/litre.

That's $5.45 a gallon...I guess (http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=3.78541178+*+1.44&btnG=Search&meta=).

[InspectorExstead]

i have no idea why it's going up so much, but it was 4.37 today. yikes!

[InspectorExstead]

Gas here is up to an outrageous $1.44/litre.

That's $5.45 a gallon...I guess (http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=3.78541178+*+1.44&btnG=Search&meta=).


:eek: ....that's insane.

[James]

Here in Dayton I saw it as low as $3.779 at a Mobil and a Speedway. The lowest in the area is $3.759 according to DaytonGasPrices.com (http://www.daytongasprices.com).

[Hollywood Rock Chic]

4.45

[Holly]

4.09 for regular Gas..

[Seth]

And thanks to crude shooting up SIXTEEN DOLLARS A BARREL IN TWO DAYS (Currently $137 and change), gas has shot back up to the $4 mark.

**** the moron speculators who caused this. **** them.

[James]

**** the moron speculators who caused this. **** them.

Seth, I'd also direct my wrath at the enviro-wackos like Greenpeace and Earthjustice, as well as Al Gore's henchmen, who won't let us drill for oil in ANWR. I also heard a report saying Shearson Lehman is targeting oil at $150 by the fourth of July! :mad: :angryfire

Fortunately, on the other hand, an oil refinery has been approved by voters in Union County, South Dakota, that will be the first in this country in 32 years! :clap :cheer:

[ThomasE]

$4.25 for regular and then the rest is history....
I am gonna have to get a hybrid car.

[catlover79]

Thank goodness we're starting a carpool at work - enough said!

[ThomasE]

Although I am back in NYC, I still like to drive. Heck I still keep my florida license for cheaper rates. These gas prices are just so high. What I do is take the train (subway) to cut back on using the car. People have asked me why I don't sell or get rid of it, but I like being self efficient. It's paid off, auto insurance is cheap and if there's another Transit strike, I will have a car to get around in.

With the gas, I just make sure that I pull from other financial sources to counter the increased prices on gas.

[Jo/Blair Fan]

3.89

[Ireneparalegal]

I had less than five gallons in my gas tank when I filled it up today. It cost me: $69

[Hollywood Rock Chic]

4.53 for unleaded...:rolleyes:
And, that is the cheapest station in my area; the Shell down the street; unleaded is 4.63

[InspectorExstead]

4.53 for unleaded...:rolleyes:
And, that is the cheapest station in my area; the Shell down the street; unleaded is 4.63

the shells around my house are over priced. they're anywhere between 5 and 10 cents more expensive than other gas stations. today i filled my tank up (it was a little less than half full) and it cost $50. uh...no thanks.
good thing my friend & i are carpooling to summer school. i plan on making use of the bus system when i start volunteering at places as well.

[Hollywood Rock Chic]

the shells around my house are over priced. they're anywhere between 5 and 10 cents more expensive than other gas stations. today i filled my tank up (it was a little less than half full) and it cost $50. uh...no thanks.
good thing my friend & i are carpooling to summer school. i plan on making use of the bus system when i start volunteering at places as well.
I totally avoid Shell; these gas prices are killing me, since I communte between LA and San Diego, a lot:help

[InspectorExstead]

I totally avoid Shell; these gas prices are killing me, since I communte between LA and San Diego, a lot:help

...how/why?! ay. that is so much gas & driving!

[Jo/Blair Fan]

Casey's General Store generally has the cheapest around here, and my car does best with their gas. I feel bad for those of you in Cali. I was there two weeks ago and couldnt believe it, the most expensive I saw was 5 something and the cheapest I saw was 4.07

[LuLu Rogers]

$3.89 a gallon for unleaded here.

[dawsongirl]

It was $3.74 in Kansas this weekend. It may have went up...we went up like 20 cents overnight Friday.

[James]

It was $3.74 in Kansas this weekend. It may have went up...we went up like 20 cents overnight Friday.

I think you're right; here in Ohio was another Speedway spike to $3.999. Although it's not quite $4, some places went up by more than 20 cents.

[PunkyP0WER]

$4.33:eek2:

[Dr. Jazz]

right now it ranges from $4.02 to $4.09 at most stations

[*ClassicPinUp*]

Here's a good website -enter in your zip code and it shows you where to get the cheapest gas in your area; http://autos.msn.com/everyday/GasStations.aspx?m=1&l=1&zip=34787&x=17&y=11

[LetsGoPens]

People people people. I'm not trying to say that gas is not high here but think about these things.

4. People who smoke & drink blame gas for money problems. Try to STOP smoking and drinking and you will have a lot of money you never knew you had.

3. Try getting a rewards card. You can save money at the store and save on gas as well.

2. Like my Uncle says: "It's still pretty cheap to ride around in a car when you think about it. People blame gas whenever they have a money problem."

1. If the stupid Democrats would let us drill in Alaska we would not have this problem. Gas has nothing to do with Bush. He does not set the price. If we could drill in Alaska we would have a better price. All the Democrats do is set it up to make Bush look like the bad guy at ever turn when he has nothing to do with it. And even if gas was lower, people would find something else to get upset over. It's an endless loop. And that is the truth.

[atomicfizz]

When I left work on Sunday morning (I work across from a gas station) it was $3.86 a gallon. It's now $4.09.

I going to have to find a new job. I work too far from home and this gas is getting out of hand. I don't spend frivolously either, I already trimmed down the budget a lot to be able to afford a house. :crazy:

[LetsGoPens]

Not to but in, but maybe your job just does not pay that much. After all, you did say you worked on SUNDAY. Also, a new job would have you making $5 and some cents an hour.

[Ireneparalegal]

Not to but in, but maybe your job just does not pay that much. After all, you did say you worked on SUNDAY. Also, a new job would have you making $5 and some cents an hour.
What does working on Sunday have to do with anything? My boyfriend works on Sunday and earns time and a half. At the wage he earns on a regular day, that is a lot of money he earns on Sunday. You can't assume because someone works on a Sunday, they don't earn that much.

And where did you come up with $5 per hour to start? ?Depending on the job and the state you live in, you can earn more. Here in Calif. minimum wage is $7.50 an hour and expected to go up again in a year.

[LetsGoPens]

Well. That means you don't need to be a High School Grad to make good money. Good to know.

Also, people should be going to Church on Sunday if they can. Money is not what like is all about.

[InspectorExstead]

Here's a good website -enter in your zip code and it shows you where to get the cheapest gas in your area; http://autos.msn.com/everyday/GasStations.aspx?m=1&l=1&zip=34787&x=17&y=11

thanks for posting that!

[Ireneparalegal]

Well. That means you don't need to be a High School Grad to make good money. Good to know.

Also, people should be going to Church on Sunday if they can. Money is not what like is all about.
Making assumptions.
Some places require you to work on Sunday. If not, they will get someone who will.
Oy vey...:crazy:

[*ClassicPinUp*]

thanks for posting that!
You're welcome! :)

[dawsongirl]

Well. That means you don't need to be a High School Grad to make good money. Good to know.

Also, people should be going to Church on Sunday if they can. Money is not what like is all about.
Wow...that statement is ignorant, pretentious, and snobby. Funny thing...sometimes doctors work Sundays. They surely don't have an education.

[Ireneparalegal]

Wow...that statement is ignorant, pretentious, and snobby. Funny thing...sometimes doctors work Sundays. They surely don't have an education.
;) Well said.

[LetsGoPens]

I did not say that Doctors don't have an education. I said if you can make $7.50 an hour or more as a High School Student, what makes you think the kids will want to complete High School or even go to College?

And my point is the weekend is not for work. People who run places need to know that. They also need to know that Sunday is for Church. And that is the truth.

[Ireneparalegal]

I did not say that Doctors don't have an education. I said if you can make $7.50 an hour or more as a High School Student, what makes you think the kids will want to complete High School or even go to College?
No one even said that. It was said by you jobs pay $5 something an hour to someone you don't even know what their job status is. Not true. It depends on what state you live in and what the minimum wage is. That was all that was stated. You took it somewhere else.

[*Pleasant Tomorrow*]

I did not say that Doctors don't have an education. I said if you can make $7.50 an hour or more as a High School Student, what makes you think the kids will want to complete High School or even go to College?

And my point is the weekend is not for work. People who run places need to know that. They also need to know that Sunday is for Church. And that is the truth.some people don't have a choice, not all people are religious and go to church, and 7.50 isn't that much for people to live on anymore. nothing you're saying makes any sense.

and it's 4.09 here going back on topic :)

[LetsGoPens]

$7.50 an hour on 8 hour days and 5 days a week adds up to $1800 a month. You can live on that. No question.

And, people should go to Church. It's sad to think people don't believe in God.

[PunkyP0WER]

why are you so judgemental about other people's lives?is it any of your business? if you can afford the rising cost of gas, good for you! everyones situation is different. i'm glad you think you have all the answers. maybe you should run for president. why people can't afford gas has nothing to do with buying cigarettes and liquor. its called price gouging, look it up!

[Ireneparalegal]

$7.50 an hour on 8 hour days and 5 days a week adds up to $1800 a month. You can live on that. No question.

And, people should go to Church. It's sad to think people don't believe in God.
Maybe you can since you live with mom and dad.

And what abt taxes that come out of one's check? Fed taxes, state taxes, withholdings of all sorts, etc. $1800 doesn't go straight to one's pocket.

Hard-working people paying mortgage, car payments, car insurance, groceries, utilities, health insurance, dental insurance, co-payments, prescriptions, clothes, gas in your car, etc. adds up. And living in So. California doesn't come cheap. I am sure many here on the board can attest to the fact that depending on where they live, the cost of living and the cost of everything else makes things hard. I know some people here on the board are having financial problems and rather than pretend to be a know-it-all, you should just not say anything you know nothing abt.

[Ags2000]

I'm in the Houston area this week and I just paid $3.92 a gallon. It's nuts, but thankfully I am on expenses with my company for the next month so I am being reimbursed for all the mileage I am driving. I'm not loking forward to having to start paying for gas on my own. I have had a comopany car the last year and did not pay for gas as the price was rising.

However, this week I turned in my company car and I know that is now going to take a big chunk out of my paycheck. I am fortunate that I can afford it, but there is no reason for gas to be this high other than greed by the gas companies!

D

[*Pleasant Tomorrow*]

it went up to 4.13 here

[dawsongirl]

$7.50 an hour on 8 hour days and 5 days a week adds up to $1800 a month. You can live on that. No question.

And, people should go to Church. It's sad to think people don't believe in God.

Where was it ever stated that all people who don't go to church don't believe in God?


And you'd have to be pretty frugal to live on $1800/month by yourself. Plus, you didn't take out taxes.

[dawsongirl]

And what abt taxes that come out of one's check? Fed taxes, state taxes, withholdings of all sorts, etc. $1800 doesn't go straight to one's pocket.



lol...I need to read all the posts before I open my mouth.

[Seth]

It's dropped again to between $3.83 and $3.89 here in town.

[CarJackSnyder]

3.98 here

[comedyfreak]

It's 4.49-4.56 it just went up yesterday after oil fell, go figure.

[InspectorExstead]

it's around 4.57-4.67 here. how lovely.

[James]

Here in Dayton it's $3.999 for RUNL. There was another Speedway spike Thursday.

[snowcreature23]

$4.54 unleaded and regular
$5.09 desil

food,gas,everything is going up here in Barrow,Alaska $10.00 for a gallon of milk, crazy.

[Fleet]

Yesterday it was $4.61/gallon for regular and $4.83/gallon for premium. :eek:

[James]

THURSDAY WAS THE FIRST EVER SPEEDWAY SPIKE TO OVER $4 IN THE STATE OF OHIO!!! IT'S $4.099 NOW!!! :mad: :eek: :livid: :cuss: :X)

[Seth]

....Do a Google Image search for gas prices - and start sobbing at the now-low prices that we were all complaining about. Hell, look at early in this thread.

This is how high it is: OPEC has said that gas and crude are too high. (Essentially, oil is their golden goose, and the more it climbs the faster development of alternative fuels will go - thereby killing the golden goose a LOT faster). It's ridiculous.

Stopped for $3.899 at Speedway and felt like I was getting a bargain. Looking at the markets - this really is the fault of the speculators at this point. They're trying to make money, and energy is their chosen item to use to build wealth. Crude is experiencing a bubble now...I say either the bubble needs to be popped.

[Yooch]

$4.53 per/gal regular unleaded today (California Central Coast)

[Seth]

The thing is: I couldn't care one bit what the price of gas is in *Estonia* - I care what it is here. And when it just a bit more than doubles in the comparatively short time I've been driving (I've gone from $1.85 to $3.99) needless to say I get a little cranky.

[Czas na Zywiec]

Just got my bike fixed the other day. :) Oddly enough it hasn't hit $4 here yet. We're stay hanging on $3.95 (I tank midgrade so I'm already over 4) but ahh I took it out for a spin the other day and totally have forgotten how much I loved riding it. Now I've been taking it (almost) everywhere I go. We also have bike lanes and racks on along almost every street so it's definitely enticing to keep biking. Funny, I could have have my bike up and running a year ago but nooo, I wait until a month before I move.

[Czas na Zywiec]

The thing is: I couldn't care one bit what the price of gas is in *Estonia* - I care what it is here. And when it just a bit more than doubles in the comparatively short time I've been driving (I've gone from $1.85 to $3.99) needless to say I get a little cranky.

lol of all places to pick, you pick Estonia? :p But yea, I kind of agree, what does it matter how much gas is there? high gas prices in Europe has been the standard for a looooong time that increases there come in a matter of years, not weeks. my relatives have been paying over $5 in Poland for years. the only reason they don't really bitch is because their car really isn't a necessity, more of a luxury. Everything they need is within walking distance, so they really only use their car when they go on vacations or to the airport.

[*MIBabe03*]

Cheapest here is about $ 3.88.

[EmoJoe]

LOL, i found something amusing...i was looking through old threads and posts, and i found this thread from 2003 about gas prices. people were complaining about it being like $1.70 a gallon :lol: everyone would kill for it to be that cheap now.

http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=59547

[MonarC]

$3.86

[InspectorExstead]

LOL, i found something amusing...i was looking through old threads and posts, and i found this thread from 2003 about gas prices. people were complaining about it being like $1.70 a gallon :lol: everyone would kill for it to be that cheap now.

http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=59547


the good old days...

gas has gone down a bit. it was around 4.60 something last week and now it's around 4.53-4.55.

[James]

On Friday everybody went up to $4.159 per gallon here in Dayton. However, Speedway did NOT lead the spike. The first $4.159 spotting was on the north side of Dayton (I-75 at Exit 58/Needmore Road, which has usually been cheap). According to DaytonGasPrices.com there have since been $4.199 spottings up in Fairborn! :eek:

[Stormtracker TF]

Depending on what side of town you're on, anywhere from $3.99 to $4.25 now.

[snowcreature23]

$4.74 Reg
$5.40 FOR DESIL/

WWW.FINDGASPRICES.COM
I think its right it a page where is the cheapest to pricy,Alaska does have the hightest in the nation and there making oil and gas here for many years. I just don't get it.

[James]

Look what I found! www.nozzlerage.com (http://www.nozzlerage.com/)

Oh, and down my way it's as low as $3.899. Truthfully (and thankfully!) I did not pass a single station with RUNL over $4 per gallon.

[Mikado]

$1.34 a litre for REG!!!! :shocked (Thats $5.054 a US gallon, btw)

[Holly]

$4.19 for regular gas.

[Yooch]

$4.45 for regular (Calif. central coast area)

[GOB42]

4.25 chicago

[~NeonFire~]

Well over $6/gallon... and when I was in the US, people were complaining about $4 a gallon.

[InspectorExstead]

Well over $6/gallon... and when I was in the US, people were complaining about $4 a gallon.

yikes! :eek: i'd be making good use of the bus system. that's just ridiculous.

[Seth]

Depending on where you are in town, anywhere from $3.97 to $4.05!

[Zoneboy]

Cheapest today was $3.57

[LoveMrsG]

$3.89 reg in MS

[InspectorExstead]

the cheapest is $4.35

[Hollywood Rock Chic]

Cheapest is my area is 4.51 for unleaded. The Shell station down the street, is one of the more expensive gas stations in the entire city of San Diego.
Which, sucks for me, because I am planning of heading north to West Hollywood next weekend..Ha, I miss LA:(

[LuLu Rogers]

$3.99 for regular unleaded

[James]

I spotted $3.769 at one station on the way home, and I was like, wow! :eek:

[BarneyFife]

Most gas stations here in Nashville are around $4, but if you look around, you can find it a little cheaper.

[James]

On the way home last night I spotted three $3.689 postings!

[phoebe7165]

On the way home last night I spotted three $3.689 postings!

Yeah, and as Jay Leno said last night, gas prices have gone down a whole 3 cents recently. That's to offset when it goes up to $8 a gallon by Labor Day!!

Near where I live there are 3 gas stations around each other, a Circle K on one side of the road, and a BP and I think Exxon on other side. At Circle K it's $3.95, the other 2 it's $4.09. It always surprises me when I see people gassing up at the 2 that are $4.09. I just don't get it.

[BarneyFife]

Yeah, and as Jay Leno said last night, gas prices have gone down a whole 3 cents recently. That's to offset when it goes up to $8 a gallon by Labor Day!!

Near where I live there are 3 gas stations around each other, a Circle K on one side of the road, and a BP and I think Exxon on other side. At Circle K it's $3.95, the other 2 it's $4.09. It always surprises me when I see people gassing up at the 2 that are $4.09. I just don't get it.

I think people think that BP and Exxon have a better grade of gas than Circle K, so thats the reason they pay the higher price. I buy the cheapest, which in this case, would be Circle K. Gas is gas to me.

[phoebe7165]

I think people think that BP and Exxon have a better grade of gas than Circle K, so thats the reason they pay the higher price. I buy the cheapest, which in this case, would be Circle K. Gas is gas to me.

Yeah, same here. I know there are some cars out there that require the owner fuel up on only premium because of the warranty. What a rip-off!!

[BarneyFife]

Yeah, same here. I know there are some cars out there that require the owner fuel up on only premium because of the warranty. What a rip-off!!

Some people prefer to use premium even though their car don't call for it. Regular gas is so high today, i couldn't imagine having to use premium gas for my car.

[nmnf920]

the station i've been going to for my job is $3.959.

[MonarC]

$3.95 :eek: Waaaaaaay to much!

[InspectorExstead]

drove by the shell station today & it was 4.33.

[BarneyFife]

drove by the shell station today & it was 4.33.

Wow, was that for regular Megan? I've heard that gas is alot higher in California than most places.

[Fleet]

It is finally going down from a high of $4.61 for regular to $4.43.

[Seth]

Ever notice that when crude goes up, gas seems to skyrocket overnight. But when it falls again gas takes its dear sweet little old time coming back down?

[James]

On the way home I saw it for $3.649 at a BP station. Or, more accurately, bp since it uses lower case letters on the sign now.

OhioGasPrices.com (http://www.ohiogasprices.com) reports two $3.599 sightings, one in Mansfield and one in Ontario (a Mansfield suburb)! Nothing under $3.60 here in Dayton ... yet. (There's a $3.609 on the north side.)

[James]

A $3.599 posting has been spotted in Dayton at a Marathon on Needmore Road (north side)! Not only that, on the way home $3.699 was the most I saw! Goodbye and good riddance, $4 gasoline!

There are now six stations under $3.60 in Ohio, including one $3.539! (They are up in the Mansfield area, by the way.)

[James]

At OhioGasPrices.com (http://www.ohiogasprices.com) somebody reported a $3.399 price in Belpre, Ohio, on US 50 across from Parkersburg, West Virginia. I don't quite believe it since (1) that part of the state is usually the most expensive, and (2) there is a $3.999 station in the same town, a 60-cent differential.

Oh, and I saw it as low as $3.579 here in Dayton.

[.:BF:.]

I saw gas for $3.79 today, er... yesterday, it's 2:11 AM. :lol:



BTW, I live in Detroit MI, but that gas price was at a gas station just outside of the city.

It is more expensive in my neighborhood. It got to as much as $4.07. :eek:

[Seth]

Just saw $3.75 here in Lexington earlier on Thursday

[Czas na Zywiec]

A $3.599 posting has been spotted in Dayton at a Marathon on Needmore Road (north side)! Not only that, on the way home $3.699 was the most I saw! Goodbye and good riddance, $4 gasoline!

There are now six stations under $3.60 in Ohio, including one $3.539! (They are up in the Mansfield area, by the way.)

Don't get too happy, $4 gas (which is still around in many places) will be back before you know it.

[EmoJoe]

its gone down to like $3.70 here.

[James]

Here in Dayton it's dropped to $2.299 just about everywhere! Woo-hoo!

It's below $2 in a few places according to GasBuddy with one report saying it's $1.869 somewhere in Texas; as far as Ohio goes CincyGasPrices.com (http://www.cincygasprices.com) shows a station in Fairfield at $1.999!

[nmnf920]

i was meaning to bump this thread up. it's $2.93 here. amazing how much it's gone down since the summer.

[browneyes106]

In my area it is $3.09

[Purffin]

$2.08 over here.

[Janice]

On average, $2.65.

[bandito]

On average, $2.65.Same in Pennsylvania.

[catlover79]

I filled up this afternoon for $2.49 per gallon. :D

[veggie-tari-jenn]

Just got it today and it was $3.99 a gallon....there was a bigg sign that said gas under $4.00 a Gallon.

[ThomasE]

I filled up with mid grade for $3.25 per gallon but here in Queens, NY, I have seen prices for $2.99 per gallon for regular. In Manhattan, some prices are $3.37 per gallon for regular.

[snowcreature23]

Up here in Alaska(the news never tells u about what the gas price is in Alaska) but it is going down now it is 3.79 some places in the state like the rural villiages is still high about 9.00 bucks a gallon.

[Seth]

Ranges from $2.19 to $2.35 in Lexington-proper, with it being 5-10 cents cheaper on both ends in Nicholasville (South Suburb)

[James]

It's currently $1.779-$2.199 at DaytonGasPrices.com (http://www.daytongasprices.com). I took advantage Sunday, filling my car up for $1.859 in Englewood, the first time since at least January 2007 I've filled up for less than $2 per gallon.

Bring on the $1.50 gas! Heck, bring on the double-digit gas, too!

[veggie-tari-jenn]

$2.39 a gallon....awesome price it was like $3.99 the week before:)

[nmnf920]

$2.449.

[MonarC]

$2.01

:eek:

[Stormtracker TF]

$1.97.

[InspectorExstead]

2.47

[BTO]

$1.99 to $2.15 a gallon.

[Courtnee]

$2.18 when I filled up.

[Brieannas21]

It was $1.99 this morning when I filled my tank.

[HuntingtonM15]

$1.96 was the lowest I saw it today.

[BarneyFife]

$2.15

[James]

Now comes word that gas has fallen to $1.60 in Marion, Ohio!

[Faith]

it was 2.34 when i filled up on Saturday.

[nmnf920]

$2.38. lulz, that mccain ad that blamed obama for the gas prices sure backfired. ever since they started going down i've been referring to it as obama bringing them down.

[catlover79]

I just saw it for $1.97 on the drive to work this morning.

[LuLu Rogers]

$2.14 as of this afternoon

[MiniCooper]

$2.79 for premium in downtown San Francisco! That's still kinda high, but I remember it was above $5 at one point. I feel like things are getting back to normal again.

[Hollywood Rock Chic]

2.55 for unleaded. I paid less than 30 bucks for a full gallon, today; for the first time, in years...

[Seth]

$1.71 at most places, and at a couple stations they're going to $1.69!!!

(Lexington has some of the cheapest gas in the US right now)

[MiniCooper]

One station by me dropped 14 cents over night!

[MonarC]

$1.89

What happened to 'suppy & demand' drives the price up? I still see just as many people on the road as before. What a load of crap! :mad:

[nmnf920]

$2.34.