87 is $3.19 at Sams here. Thats .16 less than last week.

Same size in my 2500 4x4 Suburban and yes, it hurts.

Down to $3.15 here in Western Ohio this week.

I filled the F150 up yesterday ... didn't even need gas (probably for a couple of weeks yet).... 3.13 here won't last ...

$3.129 for regular last Sunday.

Average price here for regular gas is $7.17 per US gallon.

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I bought a 5 qt jug of Mobil 1 this am.
$30....never paid that much before.

2.99 for Reg UL by my office but diesel is $4.19 :-(

Where is over here, Rob. Sounds like Canada.

5.69 for reg and 5.99 for premium when I fill up my 4 runner this afternoon. Diesel has dropped a bit at 6.09. Man, I would jump for joy if gas is 2.99 again.

Gothing, what was gas like during Thrump? It must have been 2 bucks?

People are celebrating it's around the low $5.80s in our county. At the local station here it ranges from $6.90 to $7.30 from regular to premium.

Those are L.A. prices.

Paid $3.20 for unleaded today.

$2.96 at Sams today, for 87.

Local Gulf station today $2.91 for 87 and paying cash .

$3.15/reg $4.15/prem this am here

Almost $160 to fill up the Super Duty...

:eek::mad:

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^^^ 50 gal tank?

Drove past some much cheaper gas today. 87 down to $5.29. No name brand on one corner and a price match on the other no name across the street. I looked at Google maps and they were $5.89 June '22.

38. Diesel here is at $4.60

Down to $2.99/reg and $3.99/prem this morning. :)

3.80/reg and 4.30/premium here.

About the same here near my office in Raleigh for BP and Circle K but can be 20 to 30 cents per gallon higher at other locations further down the road from me.

Exxon increased to $3.40 for RUL

Meanwhile diesel has stayed flat at 4.29 for a while.

87: $4.77
89: $5.01
91: $5.29

Down about $0.90/gal in 3 weeks . . . .

Diesel: $5.07

Add $0.05/gal for credit card

$2.94/reg $3.94/prem
Hopefully it stays around that price.

$3.01 and $3.59 at Sams yesterday.

^^^ Hah!.....the rare time that our gas is less than the Indians.
The way it's been bouncing around...it will prob be up tomorrow big time.

Ours has been up and down lately. Still around a dollar cheaper than last year so thats a good thing.

$2.96 in mid - far west Ohio (Cabby) - Speedway 87 Octane

$3.24 North Canton on Massillon Rd / I77 - Speedway 87 Octane

The lowest here this am is $3.36/reg and $4.36/prem

Marble size hail here today...15 degrees colder for the next few days. :(

Paid 2.95 for regular earlier today near my house... I reckon those obscene record profits from last year ain't gonna happen twice in a row .... at least not from around here.

$2.96 for 87 this week at Sams.

$2.89 in Key Largo today.

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Gas/convenience station about ten miles away in another village: Regular - $5.30, high octane - $5.70, diesel - $7.00, Of course you can shave a tenth of a cent off those.

Dropped down to $2.73 in Raleigh :-)

Local Gulf station in our small town $2.709 for 87 and paying cash . Credit was 4 cents more .

Yep, diesel is still 5.50-580. I am not seeing anything under 5 for regular around here. Its still 5.30-5.50

My question is, our gas use to be only 1.00-1.35 difference compared to other states. Now, it over 2 bucks. What tax and how much and were is this money going?

$2.99/reg and $3.99/prem today.:)

Not only 2 bucks more but a dollar more for premium?

OK, Steve lives where they get that white stuff during the winter so they probably still sell 93 octane. Not here.

Jeff, we pay state and fed excise tax, sales tax, and another 40 or so cents in 'fees' like low carbon gas program fee and 2 more. It all adds up to roughly $1.20/gal over the cost of the gas alone. That's 6 added fees or taxes per gal.

CA is No. 1 for the highest added fees.

[QUOTE=Zeke;12132972]Not only 2 bucks more but a dollar more for premium?
OK, Steve lives where they get that white stuff during the winter so they probably still sell 93 octane. Not here.



Yes, our premium is 93 octane.

The spread between reg and prem was always 60 cents...for as long as I can remember.
A couple years ago, the gas stations started raising it, and now they are almost all at a dollar spread.