How much does gasoline cost where you are?

[Narz]

The cheapest gas staion in town just went over the two dollar mark (its now $2.07 a gallon). I'm in Southern California by the way.

So how much is it going for (high, middle and at the cheapest place) in your neck of the woods?

- Narz

 

[napoleon526]

Around $1.67, on average. Cheap compared to the rest of the world.

 

[Skullbones]

I can't remember exactly, but I think it's $1.91 for premium and $1.71 for regular where I usually go. It has been more than a week since I got gas though, so it's probably changed a bit.

 

[Greadius]

I never look past low grade. A very reasonable $1.67 a gallon is what I paid last, which will last my vehicle about 35 miles.

That is about .50 Euro's a Litre if my conversion is correct... which it doesn't seem to be

 

[u-gene]

Depends on the sort of gasoline. On the average it's approximately 10 Rubles a litre - about $.30, If a gallon=3.785 litres, then a gallon of gasoline costs $1.14, I assume.

 

[Stile]

Low grade has fallen a few cents. I've seen it for $1.42/gallon here.

 

[Hygro]

Wow, it's $2.30 where I am!

Ahem.

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[EzInKy]

Still hanging around 1.69 to 1.89.

 

[philippe]

roughly an euro a liter!
isnt that easy?

 

[Jeratain]

$2.08 a gallon.

 

[Hygro]

wait... Jeratain, you are SF, therefore your gas prices are supposed to be highest in the country, while mine are actually higher?

 

[Jeratain]

Originally posted by Hygro
wait... Jeratain, you are SF, therefore your gas prices are supposed to be highest in the country, while mine are actually higher?

Well, the cheapest I found was about 40 miles out of SF - but still in the Bay Area. Fremont had a gas station for 2.08 - cheapest I've seen, but it was a generic gas company.

Our gas prices are still very high.

And to think, I'm taking a trip to LA today.. there goes my spending money.

(My 1000 post too! )

 

[CrackedCrystal]

Originally posted by Stile
Low grade has fallen a few cents. I've seen it for $1.42/gallon here.

This is one of the reasons living in Georgia is great.

Remember about 2 years ago when gas was only 0.98/gal ?

I have even seen it drop to 0.88/gal here before (granted it was a grand opening of a new gas station but still).

 

[Pillager]

I posted this about a month ago:


When it comes to petrol, you North Americans are all b-st-rds.

Cheapest British forecourts: £3.50 per gallon.

That works out as about $5.60 per gallon


NB. This is for an imperial gallon, which, IIRC, is 32 ounces bigger than a US gallon, i.e. the equivalent of 10 US pints. For those who really care, this is because our pints are 20 fl. oz., instead of your 16.

 

[Cecasander]

Stupid anglo-saxion measures!
Use the continental/metric system instead.
then I would be able to understand the problem.

I don't know how much gasoline cost in the Netherlands, I never tank.
But I guess about 1.60 euro a liter, that is about $1.80.
And then these Americans say their gas is to expensive...
I prefer high gas/energy prizes, as its better for the enviroment

 

[Pillager]

Originally posted by Cecasander
Stupid anglo-saxion measures!
Use the continental/metric system instead.
then I would be able to understand the problem.

Never.

In fact, petrol is generally sold in litres here now, but most people I know convert it to gallons. Particularly as consumption is measured in mpg. God knows what km/l is all about

 

[Kentonio]

In other words, we get stiffed for fuel, while you US types pay naff all for it and still complain.

Kentonio

 

[Akka]

1,05 to 1,15 € a litre.
Cecasander, are you certain about your prices ? They are nearly the double than ours, and we were renowned for having the most expensive gas of Europe.

 

[Zelig]

Originally posted by Pillager
In fact, petrol is generally sold in litres here now, but most people I know convert it to gallons. Particularly as consumption is measured in mpg. God knows what km/l is all about

We don't measure in km/l, we measure in l/100km.

Gas around here is around $0.85 (Canadian) per litre. That's about $0.57 U.S. per litre.

 

[onejayhawk]

Oil country is around $1.50 a gallon. I heard that in Iraq it can be bought for $.50. Of course getting it to a market is problematic.

J