Fuel prices in your area - US members

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incredible guys, just for a comparison here is a uk price..remember this is liters..

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A dollar sixty-one in Pittsburg, Kansas. In nearby Joplin, Missouri, it's A BUCK FIFTY!

I really hope the Saudis are hurting.
 
Had to fill the gas can for the snowblower today @ $2.05/gal.
 
Send some gas over here (Brazil).

In my city it is ranging from R$ 3.48/liter to R$ 3.79/liter. Same as US$ 3.56/gal.
 
Down south in Houston, they've dipped below a $1.
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Down south in Houston, they've dipped below a $1.
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I saw $1.38 at an Exxon down near Sugarland today. Where I Iive it's about $1.59 still
 
I saw it for $1.73.
 
My local stations dropped from $1.61 last night to $1.49 this morning. Diesel is $1.80.
 
1.90-2$ for 87, and usually 20 cents more for 89 and 20 to 30 cents more for 93 octane. (premium is still 2.50ish here in PA)
Thank god my car runs best on 87 :lol:
 
Paid $1.68 for 87 yesterday.
 
I just filled up for $1.49, I can't remember last time it was this cheap.
 
Ranging from 1.43 to 1.59 here now.
 
$1.68 here in Atlanta. Filled up 3/4 for $20.00 then it stopped..
 
$1.87 for 87, $2.39 for 89 and $2.57 for 93 for me.
 
Dipped below $2 recently, even for Premium gas. Quite nice given how much I drive.
 
$1.35 for regular here. (other octanes are $.10 spread) Diesel is $1.69.
 
Just over 1 week later and we're down to $1.25 for regular (87). Seems like every couple days I drive by the station and it's dropped again.
 
It was $2.19 for 89 octane for me today.
 
Just drove 50 miles on the light to get gas.... Didn't beat my record (10 miles shy) but now it's put me in eco mode to beat it, and to see how much further I can drive on E.

$1.58
 
$1.54 here. Only had to pay $15.00 to fill up from 3/8 of a tank :D
 
$1.39. That's as lowest I've ever seen since the late 90's.
 
And just when I think it's getting laughably low, it jumps $.10 overnight to $1.35/gal.
 
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