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[justinjsw]

Los Angeles/Arcadia, CA

Shell station

2.75 Regular
2.99 Premium

Thank goodness I haven't been working the last 7 months. If I did...

208 miles round trip per day x 5 days a week and thats just for work. :mardi: :nutkick:

[Bababoosky]

holy crap, thats a long commute! I would be insane by now......
White Plains, NY
Reg $2.77
Premium $2.89-3.01

[Revenent]

Just filled up on Saturday, $2.759/gal for Chevron Supreme 92.

[ChinchillaX]

$2.53 for 87 octane, $2.73 for 91 octane at the Mobil station near here.

[jerome736]

I filled up at 2.99 for Premium 91 at a Chevron in Irvine, CA

[bcmh]

1st to post canadian prices....

102.9 for 87 at markham, canada

[ChinchillaX]

1st to post canadian prices....

102.9 for 87 at markham, canada
Is it still true that the prices go back down during the evenings? I remember when I goto Toronto prices are higher in the mornings and lower in the evenings. Usually, like 5-7 cents less per litre.

[virtualbong]

$2.77 Premium

[bcmh]

Is it still true that the prices go back down during the evenings? I remember when I goto Toronto prices are higher in the mornings and lower in the evenings. Usually, like 5-7 cents less per litre.

it was true until the prices hit above $1/L

it has been sitting at 102 for maybe 24-48 hrs straight....until last nite when i got it for 98cents/L

[MemphisRheins]

Long Island, NY

Reg: 2.77, Super: 2.87, Premium: 2.97, 93Octane: 3.07

[Joker]

$2.92 (91) at Chevron in Huntington Beach

[HondaMan]

$2.59 for 93 @ my local Kroger gas station. I think that might be with the Kroger $100 grocery discount ($.10 discount = $.03 member discount + $.07 discount for grocery deal). :D

I'll make better note of the actual price tomorrow on my way to work. :)

[WanTing]

(91)$3.09 at Chevron in Irvine :(

[HondaMan]

$2.79 (before discount) for 93 @ my Kroger :(

[nish]

103.9 cents/L for 87 here in Winnipeg.

[ChinchillaX]

Around here prices back down to $2.39 for 87 and $2.59 for 93 octanes, though to me looks like there will be another price spike next week since crude prices high another record today.:slant:

[TSX 'R' US]

Filled up yesterday at 2.769 for Octane 93

[ChinchillaX]

Filled up yesterday at 2.769 for Octane 93
does Puerto Rico use gallons or litres to measure gas? Also how much is it there?

[justinjsw]

Prices has dropped a bit 2.71 for 87 and 2.93 for 91

[TSX 'R' US]

does Puerto Rico use gallons or litres to measure gas? Also how much is it there?
they go by liters down there... I forgot how much it was down there when I filled up...

[MemphisRheins]

Yep, Heard it went up why I was away, it was 3.00, so im kinda scared to go look... Thankgod Im going back to school in a week, Lancaster PA was about 40 cents cheaper when I left

[digitalHorizon]

$3.05/gallon by my work (by LAX) and $2.91 by my house (inland LA). BOOOOO.

[JT2k4TSX]

Here in Birmingham, AL.....I filled up the other day and it was around $2.69 a gallon for 89 and around $2.75 for 93!

[digitalHorizon]

$3.05 an f*ing gallon. this sucks. i'm going to revive my flux capacitor project again.

[bob shiftright]

http://www.eia.doe.gov/oil_gas/petroleum/data_publications/wrgp/mogas_chart.gif



Gas prices too high? Take a look at Europe

Peter Ford
Christian Science Monitor
Aug. 27, 2005 12:00 AM

PARIS - When Guy Colombier pulls his economy car up to a Paris pump, he allows himself just 15 Euros ($18) worth of gas, barely enough for 3 gallons. Since prices started rising rapidly earlier this year, says Colombier, a printing press worker, "I drive a lot more slowly . . . and I'm looking for a place to live closer to where I work."

Colombier's pain is shared by drivers all over Europe, where fuel prices are the highest in the world: a gallon of gas in Amsterdam costs $7.13, compared with just $2.61 in America. The contrast in prices and environmental policies, and the dramatically different behaviors they inspire, signals a widening trans-Atlantic energy gap. And it raises the question: Does Europe offer America a glimpse of its future?

Indeed, while Europeans have learned to cope with expensive fuel (mostly due to taxes), there's scant evidence yet that U.S. drivers are adopting their conservation tactics.
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"Societies adjust over decades to higher fuel prices," says Jos Dings, head of Transport and Energy, a coalition of European environmental non-governmental organizations. "They find many mechanisms."

Chief among them, say experts, is the habit of driving smaller and more fuel-efficient cars. While the average light duty vehicle on U.S. highways gets 21.6 miles per gallon, according to a study by the Paris-based International Energy Agency, its European counterpart manages 32.1 mpg. .

"European consumers are very sensitive to fuel economy and sophisticated about engine options," says Lew Fulton, a transport analyst with the U.N. Environment Program. "European car magazines are full of comparisons of fuel costs over the life of a vehicle."

That approach has given a special boost to diesel cars, which make up more than 40 percent of European car sales, compared with just 4 percent in the United States.

Just ahead of Colombier in the line at the gas station Thursday was Nicole Marie, a high school teacher, who was using her husband's diesel Audi, rather than her own gasoline-powered car, to take her daughter to Normandy for a final week of vacation by the sea.

"I only use my car in town," she says. "We bought a diesel car deliberately because it is cheaper to run."

That is partly because the French government encourages the use of more- efficient diesel fuel by taxing it less heavily. Only in four European countries is diesel more expensive than gasoline, the way it is in America.

But efficiency alone does not explain the huge disparity between fuel-use figures on either side of the Atlantic: European per capita consumption of gas and diesel stood at 286 liters a year in 2001, compared to 1,624 in the United States, according to IEA figures.

The nature of cities plays a role, too. "America has built its entire society around the car, which enabled suburbs," Dings points out. "European cities have denser centers where cars are often not practical."

In Paris, for example, about half the trips people make are by foot, by bicycle, or on public transport, Fulton says. In America, that figure is more like 20 percent.

"The single most effective measure" that has brought down motorists' fuel use in Europe, however, is taxation, Dings says.

On average, 60 percent of the price European drivers pay at the pump goes to their governments in taxes.

In Britain, the government takes 75 percent, and raises taxes 5 percent above inflation every year (though it has forgone this year's rise in view of rocketing oil prices, and the French government has promised tax rebates this year to taxi drivers, truckers, fishermen, and others who depend heavily on gasoline.) On Aug. 8, for example, the price of gas in the United States, without taxes, would be $2.17, instead of $2.56; in Britain, it would be $1.97, instead of $6.06.

"There is really good evidence that higher prices reduce traffic," says Stephen Glaister, a professor of transportation at London's Imperial College. "If fuel prices go up 10 percent . . . fuel consumed goes down by about 7 percent, as people start to use fuel more efficiently, not accelerating so aggressively and switching to more fuel-efficient cars. It does change people's behavior."

U.S. authorities, however, "are unwilling to use resource price as part of their strategy" to conserve oil, says Lee Schipper, head of transportation research at the Washington-based World Resources Institute.

"The biggest hole in our policy today is fuel taxation," he adds. "Tax increases are something Americans should do but don't know how to do, and I wonder if they will ever be able to.

"Consumers want muscle cars, manufacturers say they make what the consumer wants, and the government panders to both constituencies," Schipper continues. "It's a vicious cycle."

Europeans may drive smaller cars, but there are few signs that the record gas prices are making them drive less.

"Most people have no alternative, particularly those who live in rural areas," says Paul Hodgson of the RAC, the British motoring association. "A lot of motorists tell us that if there was a decent and affordable public transport system they would use that . . . but we are still a long way from having an alternative."

Meanwhile, European Union regulations are forcing vehicle manufacturers to make their products even more efficient than they already are.

Though their primary motivation is to reduce CO{-2} emissions, in line with targets set by the Kyoto Protocol, bio-fuel and hybrid cars are still so rare that increased fuel efficiency is the fastest route to lower emissions, says Dolf Gielen, an expert at the IEA.


http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/0827gasprices-europe27.html

[bob shiftright]

http://www.pannexresearch.com/katrina/LAOil.gif

[HondaMan]

Yikes, this is going to be a very ugly hurricane (aftermath)! :shiner:

[richmar10]

Seattle. Chevron Station. Self Service. $3.05 for premium unleaded.

[Revenent]

Bellevue, 148th Avenue NE/Main Street, $2.999/gal Chevron Supreme 92.

[ChinchillaX]

$2.51 for 93 octane at the Mobil gas station, filled up last night, waited about 30 mins to get gas. Regular is $2.39. It will go up higher sometime this week.:(:shiner:

[sequoia]

just filled up in montecito, ca for 3.19 ga (91) chevron..

i'm gonna go buy a motorcycle...

(well i would if my fiancee would let me... :banghead: lol)

[digitalHorizon]

alright I have you ALL beat:

$3.51/gallon for premium 91 octane w/techron :eek: :Puke:
Chevron Gas Station
Beverly Hills, CA

and NO its not because its in BH that its that expensive, its close to that everywhere here. guess my 91 requiring TSX stays at home for a while.:hmmph:

[justinjsw]

Arcadia, CA 2.89 as of last night for 91

[digitalHorizon]

$3.04/gal at chevron by my house in chino hills, ca

its been rising about 4 cents a day, literally.

[jcg878]

went up 15-20 cents today - $2.79 for regular, $2.99 for premium here.

[ChinchillaX]

gas prices have went up 50-60 cents here since yesterday morning. It was $2.39 for 87 octane....now its $2.89-$2.99 depending on area! Premium is now $3.09!!!!:eek:

I've been walking more to places, and take mass transit when I can, even though its limited where I live.

[MemphisRheins]

$3.19 for Premium F**King 3.19 a Gallon!!!... Just paid 34$ to put 3/4th of a Tank in the TSX... Im taking the Bus from now on... And this is In LANCASTER COUNTY, PA... I dont even want to know what Long Islands like

[HondaMan]

http://www.drudgereport.com/flash2.htm

Oh, crap!!! :eek: It cost me $41 to fill-up last time and GA is one of the cheapest states for gas. I'm not looking forward to how much it is going to cost next time (I will have to fill-up within a few days). Plus, my car is getting worse mileage...trip computer says 22-22.5 MPG right now and I have been taken it easy. Grrr! :banghead:

[justinjsw]

Time for one of these....http://www.made-in-china.com/showimages/111/251267/0/Bicycle(NXF2630).jpg

[Revenent]

Trust me, I'm seriously considering that option.

I just have to figure out where to park the damn thing when I get home.

[MemphisRheins]

Place in Illinois was just on TV, There trying to Charge $3.67 for regular

Illinois has now created a hotline to call, to report Gas Price Gouging

[ChinchillaX]

www.gasbuddy.com :thumbsup:

[mapandjlp]

[b][size=3] . And this is In LANCASTER COUNTY, PA...


Where in Lancaster County are you? I'm in York County. Did you buy your TSX at Jones?

[MemphisRheins]

Where in Lancaster County are you? I'm in York County. Did you buy your TSX at Jones?

Im from New York, so I brought my TSX up there, I go to F&M, so im right in the middle of Lancaster

[HondaMan]

My God, some jackass outside of Atlanta @ a BP is charging $6.07 a gallon for 93 octane!

The Kroger where I fill-up at all the time is @ $3.29 for 93...I think that is $.30 increase in 1 day. :eek:

[MemphisRheins]

My God, some jackass outside of Atlanta @ a BP are charging $6.07 a gallon for 93 octane!

The Kroger where I fill-up at all the time is @ $3.29 for 93...I think that is $.30 increase in 1 day. :eek:

Well, thats retarted then, cause no one in their right mind will pay $6.07 a gallon, The prices are absurd now... look at this one I saw on my way back to my dorm today:

http://www.joe-ks.com/archives_mar2003/GasPrices2003.jpg

[HondaMan]

Well, thats retarted then, cause no one in their right mind will pay $6.07 a gallon, The prices are absurd now... look at this one I saw on my way back to my dorm today:

http://www.joe-ks.com/archives_mar2003/GasPrices2003.jpg

If this isn't a price gouging situation, I don't know what is. :rotz: The oil companies need to check themselves now! :mad:

[TSX 'R' US]

Filled up at 3.199 for 93 today.... Ohs well :donno:

[lucky8]

Wow... $3.65 for premium today

[justinjsw]

Wow, only 1.29 ...











...for a gallon of water that is at Vons. ssssssss2

[HondaMan]

My God, some jackass outside of Atlanta @ a BP is charging $6.07 a gallon for 93 octane!

The Kroger where I fill-up at all the time is @ $3.29 for 93...I think that is $.30 increase in 1 day. :eek:

http://us.news3.yimg.com/us.i2.yimg.com/p/ap/20050901/capt.gagb10409010035.katrina_oil_gagb104.jpg?x=194&y=345&sig=fEdbIRT7VI7KNITdaUCJQw--

I hope GA fines their butts big time for price gouging!

[larchmont]

Couldn't get too interested in this till now.

But now...... :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

This morning:
$3.69/gallon for 93
($3.59 for 89, $3.49 for 87)

It tends to be higher around here than most other places, but never prices anything like this.
I never paid over $3/gallon before.

[Write in]

$3.05 for premium yesterday. Probably went up another $.20 by today.

Georgia cannot fine gas stations for price gouging; there are no laws against it there.
Its the same situation in Maryland but there seems to be far less panic going on here.

[larchmont]

http://us.news3.yimg.com/us.i2.yimg.com/p/ap/20050901/capt.gagb10409010035.katrina_oil_gagb104.jpg?x=194&y=345&sig=fEdbIRT7VI7KNITdaUCJQw--

Looks like a can of deodorant, doesn't it? :D


A VERY EXPENSIVE can of deodorant.

[jcg878]

Looks like a can of deodorant, doesn't it? :D


A VERY EXPENSIVE can of deodorant.

I think $6/gallon of deodorant is pretty cheap, don't you??

[MemphisRheins]

http://www.rockinghamremembered.com/GasCartoon01.jpg

http://cagle.msnbc.com/news/GasGasGas/GASgif/brookinskjkj.jpg

[justinjsw]

11:00am Arcadia, CA Shell station $3.19 9/10 for 91

[jcg878]

11:00am Arcadia, CA Shell station $3.19 9/10 for 91

Interesting how NJ has surpassed CA. I imagine the excuse is that shutdown pipeline (that was restored this AM). Average price I'm seeing for 93 is $3.299. That is a $0.35 increase from yesterday.

[bob shiftright]

Interesting how NJ has surpassed CA. I imagine the excuse is that shutdown pipeline (that was restored this AM). Average price I'm seeing for 93 is $3.299. That is a $0.35 increase from yesterday.

The Plantation pipeline is only up to 25% and the Colonial pipeline is only up at 50%.

I'd rather they raised it to $10 than waste my time in THIS:

http://us.news3.yimg.com/us.i2.yimg.com/p/ap/20050901/capt.azmy10109012044.katrina_gas_azmy101.jpg?x=380&y=264&sig=lMI10JRQmSsqUeXkPwkfyw--

Oh-oh deja-vu Jimmy Carter!

But yeah , Cali gets it's oil from Cali and Alaska so it doesn't need the gulf coast refineries.

[HondaMan]

$3.05 for premium yesterday. Probably went up another $.20 by today.

Georgia cannot fine gas stations for price gouging; there are no laws against it there.
Its the same situation in Maryland but there seems to be far less panic going on here.

Well, they should not be allowed to take advantage of people like that. I believe Gov. Purdue did release something yesterday against price gouging, but you are probably right...nothing will come of it. I would go into that gas station and give them a piece of my mind; if I didn't have to burn $10 of fuel to get there & back.

[foo-e]

mpls, mn was $3.49/gal for 92 oct

[digitalHorizon]

Interesting how NJ has surpassed CA. I imagine the excuse is that shutdown pipeline (that was restored this AM). Average price I'm seeing for 93 is $3.299. That is a $0.35 increase from yesterday.

it hasnt surpassed... $3.89 a gallon by my work (by LA intntl airport) and $3.10 by my house.... quite a range there?

luckily i'm driving my LS integra around which takes 87 octane ($2.88 by my house) and get 400 mi/tank. $30 and change as opposed to $50-something for the TSX.

I think because of this situation my TSX has been driven all of 30 feet in the past week.

[HondaMan]

http://www.breitbart.com/news/2005/09/01/D8CBP7TO8.html

and here comes some help in my state:
Ga. Governor to Lift Gas Tax for Month
http://www.breitbart.com/news/2005/09/02/D8CC7QPO5.html

I'm glad I could wait to buy more gas.

[justinjsw]

Just went up another dime since 11am yesterday. Its now $3.29 for 91

[Revenent]

So glad my TSX still reads full on the fuel gauge.

[digitalHorizon]

so does mine, where it will stay for however long it takes for me to be able to afford gas again for it.

[BlackTSX]

Here in rockville md, exxon near work is 3.49 for 93 octane. 3.29, 3.39 for the others, although that was two hours ago so that could be incorrect now.

[digitalHorizon]

I drove my TSX around the block yesterday after I washed it... so that brings my grand total mileage for the past 2 weeks to 0.5 miles.

My Integra takes about $32 to fill up, with 87 octane shell gasoline at $2.90/gal as of yesterday.

[HondaMan]

BTW, prices are down...I filled up for $3.03 a gallon (93 octane).

[justinjsw]

3.05 this morning for 91

[ChinchillaX]

how come here its still 3.25 for 93 octane and $3.05 for 87 octane....though some places around here are $2.96 for 87.

[jcg878]

Interesting... averaging between $3.39 and $3.49 for 93 here

[MemphisRheins]

3.43$ for 91 still here

[larchmont]

Was up in Massachusetts for the weekend, and the prices seemed "almost normal," at least by comparison with what they had been down here.
I saw premium (93) for as "low" as $3.39. I assumed it was just the difference between up there and down here, but maybe it was also that prices in general had come down a bit.

For the first time in my life I've been cost-conscious about MPG while driving.
And averaging over 30.
(32.6 since last fill-up.)

[justinjsw]

Hey it went up again...3.13 for 91

[bob shiftright]

NYMEX wholesale unleaded regular closed down again today at $2.0222 for October delivery.

That's close to a buck in range over the past week.

I just paid $3.689 for 94 octane. Prices are quick to rise, but "sticky" coming down.

[larchmont]

.....Prices are quick to rise, but "sticky" coming down.
Curious that..... :D

[dontcare4urshyt]

on 9/2 i paid $3.999 per gallon.. Id like to scan my receipt and post it. I think it might be a record :buttkick:

[bob shiftright]

on 9/2 i paid $3.999 per gallon.. Id like to scan my receipt and post it. I think it might be a record :buttkick:

I doubt it....

CLICK HERE (http://www.nationmaster.com/graph-T/ene_gas_pri&int=-1&id=OECD)

OH, you mean in US dollars.... :D

[bob shiftright]

Curious that..... :D

If you own a filling station with a 10,000 gallon tank and noticed gasoline's spike last week and were planning on a delivery, you might wish to have that $0.50 x 10,000 = $5,000 on hand to pay for the delivery. Or you might not.

What's in your wallet, larch?

Brother, can you spare a... $5,000 cash? (No checks, please!)

http://futures.tradingcharts.com/charts/UGA5.GIF

[justinjsw]

3.03 for 91

[HondaMan]

2.999 for 93 today but 2.899 with my Kroger discount.

Gas stations have actually ran out of fuel here this week. My Kroger gas station was closed yesterday but back in business today. Also, some of the gas stations are only selling regular unleaded...not a good thing for us premium unleaded folks. :nervous:

[jcg878]

2.999 for 93 today but 2.899 with my Kroger discount.

Gas stations have actually ran out of fuel here this week. My Kroger gas station was closed yesterday but back in business today. Also, some of the gas stations are only selling regular unleaded...not a good thing for us premium unleaded folks. :nervous:

My friend visiting from Charlotte today said "it's good to be somewhere where there's gas" :eek:

[justinjsw]

3.09 for 91

[Revenent]

$3.12/gal for Chevron 92.

[larchmont]

$3.59 for Mobil 93 :mad:

[ChinchillaX]

$2.69 for 93

[larchmont]

$2.69 for 93
I shoulda driven out there for my fill-up. :D

[justinjsw]

The Rita effect...$5 a gallon possible?

[larchmont]

The Rita effect...$5 a gallon possible?
I doubt that prices would reach $5 or anything like that any time soon.
I gotta believe that if necessary, "the govt" would do whatever it had to do to keep it from happening.
However sly or underhanded it might have to be.
Assuming they have their act together enough to do something effectively. :nervous:

[MemphisRheins]

The Rita effect...$5 a gallon possible?

http://graphics2.snopes.com/katrina/graphics/gaspump.jpg









The Above is a result of Katrina, just wanted to freak u guys out for a second... glad this never happened up here

[Revenent]

I just filled up yesterday - $3.01/gal for Chevron Supreme 92.

[HondaMan]

http://graphics2.snopes.com/katrina/graphics/gaspump.jpg
The Above is a result of Katrina, just wanted to freak u guys out for a second... glad this never happened up here

Yeah, that happened here in GA (near Atlanta).

BTW, I recently paid $2.959 for 93.

[ChinchillaX]

Went to Chicago over the weekend, drove my CR-V and gas price there was $2.75-$3.09 (city limits higher, suburbs lower-depending on which city) for 87 regular. Cost almost $35 to fill up. Around here prices are $2.69 for regular.

[ChinchillaX]

Cost me $48 to fill up the TSX last night, gas is $3.19 for 93 octane. If it keeps this up I'll have to sell this car.:mad:

[HondaMan]

Cost me $48 to fill up the TSX last night, gas is $3.19 for 93 octane. If it keeps this up I'll have to sell this car.:mad:

It cost me $44.50 (maybe it was $45.50) this morning to fill up ($3.169 93 octane). :( I hope you don't have to sale your TSX! :eek: I filled up this morning because I had too and the gas sales tax will be added back to the price at midnight, so it will go up about $0.15 more! :mad: Georgia is supposed to be one of the cheapest areas for gas in the USA.

[Revenent]

I'm actually glad I bought the bike now.

My fill-ups (which amount to around $45 each time now) are getting further and further apart. I think I'm at 3 weeks between fill-ups, which is like $25 every two weeks.

Yay for pedal power. :D

[digitalHorizon]

i havent put gas in the TSX in months. it needs it now though.

[HondaMan]

93 octane is $2.16 here now. :nod:

[larchmont]

Yeah, we almost forgot about this, didn't we?
What a difference a few weeks can make.

Here, it's down to about $2.69 for 93, which is basically back to "normal."

[MemphisRheins]

paid 2.40 for 91 last Night on the New Jersey Turnpike

[pselley]

$ 6.31 /US gallon here in the uk for premium ( 95 UK pence per litre)

$ 6.51 /US gallon here in the uk for diesel ( 98 UK pence per litre)

[justinjsw]

Anybody notice gas prices are climbing again? It's 3.15 for 91 here in Arcadia/LA

[Revenent]

Anybody notice gas prices are climbing again? It's 3.15 for 91 here in Arcadia/LA
Yeah, premium is creeping into the $2.90/gal range. Sucks.

[ChinchillaX]

past three weeks it went from $2.19 up to $2.59 for regular.

[TSX 'R' US]

past three weeks it went from $2.19 up to $2.59 for regular.
2.79 was how much I filled up at yesterday...for 93

[digitalHorizon]

$3.23 for 91 octane Shell. :sport62:

[Braydogg]

2.79 was how much I filled up at yesterday...for 93


2.81 for 93...that flippin sucks!!!!! :mecry:

[TSX 'R' US]

we're still doing very good... It's really no big deal...

Nation City Price in USD Regular/Gallon
Netherlands Amsterdam $6.48
Norway Oslo $6.27
Italy Milan $5.96
Denmark Copenhagen $5.93
Belgium Brussels $5.91
Sweden Stockholm $5.80
United Kingdom London $5.79
Germany Frankfurt $5.57
France Paris $5.54
Portugal Lisbon $5.35
Hungary Budapest $4.94
Luxembourg $4.82
Croatia Zagreb $4.81
Ireland Dublin $4.78
Switzerland Geneva $4.74
Spain Madrid $4.55
Japan Tokyo $4.24
Czech Republic Prague $4.19
Romania Bucharest $4.09
Andorra $4.08
Estonia Tallinn $3.62
Bulgaria Sofia $3.52
Brazil Brasilia $3.12
Cuba Havana $3.03

source: http://www.autobytel.com/content/shared/articles/templates/index.cfm/article_id_int/890/id/26266

[HondaMan]

Yep, damn it...$2.75 for 93 here! :(

[farkingicehole]

$3.05 here in Bayside NY

[GeneralCho]

$1.10 here in Burnaby, BC

[BlueTSX05]

2.41 here for 93

[BlueTSX05]

oil is down to $51 a barrell and the damn gas still is just barely moving down

[GeneralCho]

hhhmmm... if I take the public transit for 2 months.... it is enough money for me to buy a XBOX360. hehhee

[Knox]

$1.98 for regular in Knoxville, TN. It's funny that OPEC wants to cut the supply since oil has dropped. I think they've gotten us used to $2/gallon and are afraid to go any lower.

[VorteC]

74c avg here in toronto

[dina]

we got 2.67 for 93.

[VorteC]

Detroit had gas for under $2.00

[code85]

Just passed by a Esso and it was 71.5...

[HondaMan]

$2.269 for 93 now :)

Right at $2.00 for regular

[Revenent]

Damn, I filled up $2.719 for 92 just this weekend.

[GeneralCho]

$1.03 for regular
Vancouver, BC - Jan. 16, 2007 @ 08:00

[ChinchillaX]

4.65 YUAN a liter for 93 (the lowest grade here in Fuzhou).

BTW I drive a Toyota Vios here, TSX is back at home!

:chebosto:

[HondaMan]

Just paid $2.059 for 93! :D

[06tsx]

$2.90-2.97 @ chevron for 92

[GeneralCho]

110.5 / L for regular in Vancouver. It is getting too expensive to drive the TSX around.

[BlueTSX05]

our gas here is back to $2.71, damn it, its not even summer yet and its being going through the roof

[nj2pa2nc]

2.36 for regular

[BlueTSX05]

yeah regular is like $2.41

[gerardo]

$3.10 -San Diego, California (regular)

[dina]

2.73 regular

[ChinchillaX]

here its $2.27 for regular, went upto Chicago over the weekend and prices there was $2.69.

Luckily on this trip the gas expense wasn't mines, but my company's expense.

[06tsx]

$2.89-87, $2.99-89, $3.09-92

[VorteC]

wow that is some cheap gas!

considering:

1 US gallon = 3.7854118 litres

we pay about $1.00 for 1 litre regular 87 octane.
so we're paying about $3.50 a gallon!

[wong05tsx]

bastards!

Premium (91) gas
as of March 30, 2007 6pm at local 76 gas station
3.64/gallon in Oakland

:squint: :sadwavey: :bill:

[ckelleyfla]

$3.04 87
$3.25 93

[kuma912]

$4.09 92 octane

[Age]

$4.09 92 octane

Damn, that's high.

2/13/08 $3.56 92 octane

[shay654]

$3.52 .....91 octane (Chevron) :(

[shay654]

bastards!

Premium (91) gas
as of March 30, 2007 6pm at local 76 gas station
3.64/gallon in Oakland

:squint: :sadwavey: :bill:


Drive to walnut creek, it's cheaper! hahahaha :p

[kuma912]

Damn, that's high.

2/13/08 $3.56 92 octane
I should take the ferry to fill up my gas. Lol.

[BlueTSX05]

$3.05 93

[j3dimindtr1cks]

As of 6/29/08

$4.77 per gallon (91 octane)

[wierdazndude]

$4.19 (premium)

[fltsx08]

$3.99-$4.13 regular 87
$4.17-$4.21 mid grade 89
$4.23-$4.33 Premium 93

[kuma912]

http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b17/pj1349/img1214263164988-1.jpg

[TSX_kid]

$4.04 - $4.38 reg...
$4.10 - $4.50 mid..
$4.26 - $4.70 Prem...

[bluexcrush]

134.7

[j3dimindtr1cks]

134.7

i will result to either riding a bike or walking when gas hits that high :laugh:

[yonseispeed]

$7.49 100 octane
HB, CA

[ckelleyfla]

4.35 for 93 raped

[mclovintsx]

3.79 91

[wierdazndude]

$3.18 for 93

[HondaMan]

$3.09

[DJ2000]

Wow I thought it was cheap by my house.

Shell $3.57 (V-Power 93 Octane)

[HondaMan]

$3.09

Oops...that is for regular unleaded, so it's approx. $3.34 for premium here.

[HondaMan]

http://www.accessnorthga.com/img/stories/214560/gas1-1024_medium.jpg

I like this downward trend! :D

Where I live (http://www.accessnorthga.com/detail.php?n=214560)

[SinisterR6]

2.79 for 93...My boy in Ohio reported 2.29 few days ago...

[DJ2000]

it's pregressively going down where im at.
I just filled up the other day and it was $44 to fill up my tank. I remember a few months back it was around $60 to fill up. Getting this price to go down is really needed.

[cryo]

about $5.55 for a gallon of '95, in Iasi, Romania...
100 octane is around $6.10... and we don't expect them to go down any time soon...

And you complain about expensive gas? :)

[i2ide]

^^ ...OWNAGE!!! lol 3.80 for premium 3.40 ish for the medium quality one. prices are down from like last week by a little :D

[HondaMan]

$2.19 for regular yesterday :)

[huel]

gallon of fuel is $7.55. price is considered low now

[i2ide]

oh wth? i coulda sworn that said 15.55 on the comment above the one i wrote before