Gas Prices
Posted by: 20gtp02
Gas Prices - 02/27/07 01:47 AM
Just the other day I started to hit the $40s again in filling up my tank. But, I keep buying MODS!
Posted by: brown
Re: Gas Prices - 02/27/07 02:23 AM
high 20s/low 30s for me
$2.49 a gallon yesterday. For premium.
Posted by: MULDIVEN
Re: Gas Prices - 02/27/07 06:54 AM
$2.35 for mid grade yesterday/ 31.00 to fill er up...
Posted by: AustinGTP
Re: Gas Prices - 02/27/07 08:16 AM
Originally posted by HercMan:
$2.49 a gallon yesterday. For premium.
Same here.
Posted by: D
Re: Gas Prices - 02/27/07 08:31 AM
2.75 a gallon. it was 2.67 last week.
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 02/27/07 10:50 AM
Come to the tourist destination! Good Ole Daytona Beach.
Posted by: JPGTP
Re: Gas Prices - 02/27/07 02:12 PM
2.49 here
Posted by: ShawnGP
Re: Gas Prices - 02/27/07 06:23 PM
45$ for me, damn canadian gas... 94.9cents a liter :\
Posted by: RooK
Re: Gas Prices - 02/27/07 08:07 PM
$28 last fill up here, putting premium in the Strat @ 2.49/gal
Posted by: The Fridge
Re: Gas Prices - 02/27/07 08:45 PM
2.69 gallon for premium, darn expensive gas, but i can really feel the difference w/the gas types.
man, I thought I have it bad, I just paid $2.39/gal, but it ran me $36 something. When it's $3+ it'll hover around $50/tank
Posted by: RooK
Re: Gas Prices - 02/27/07 10:06 PM
On both my cars, I have the 10gal mark memorized. On the GP it's right at the 1/4 tank mark, Stratus it's halfway between half and 1/4. So, I automatically fuel up when I reach that point, mainly for ease in calculating mileage (I'm somewhat anal about it). P.S. Stratus got 28.2 MPG last tank.
Posted by: jjcom
Re: Gas Prices - 02/27/07 10:16 PM
It's about 2.32 for mid-grade here.
I go off of mileage more than my gauge at times. I've had to put 13 gallons in at 1/4 and at 1/3 and at almost E before. My gas gauge isn't always the most reliable. Sometimes 1/2 tank is 10 gallons...sometimes 1/4 is.
Nothing wrong with keeping track of gas mileage. I figure it out every time I fill up. I got 17MPG last fill up...before that it was about 16.5...before that I got 15.8 (!!!). Man the cold weather stinks...completely kills my gas mileage. AND I can't drive the Model A, who else is ready for spring?
Posted by: RooK
Re: Gas Prices - 02/27/07 10:19 PM
Sounds like a binding float or your sending unit is bad.
its 2.25-2.30 around here, and it usually takes me a little over 30 dollars to fill up.
Posted by: jjcom
Re: Gas Prices - 02/27/07 10:24 PM
Maybe...not a really big deal though. Trip works, so every 200 miles or so I fill up. Not gonna dig around and mess with that as long as my fuel pump stays working.
Originally posted by jjcom:
AND I can't drive the Model A, who else is ready for spring?
Me and you both. The 23 T Bucket and the 37 Chevy are sitting in my Uncles garage begging to be driven.
I got my gas for 2.25 today, right as they were changing it to 2.49. (for REGULAR) By tommorrow afternoon, they will have it back down to 2.15. I think they just throw a dart at a dart board here and decide how much to gouge on a daily basis.
Posted by: Baas140
Re: Gas Prices - 02/27/07 11:10 PM
gas just jumped to about 2.60 a gallon for regular gas... michigan taxes suck
Posted by: ownd
Re: Gas Prices - 02/27/07 11:11 PM
2.38 for premium here
Posted by: Arcxnus
Re: Gas Prices - 02/28/07 10:51 AM
Dunno what it costs per gallon now, but it costs me ~30 ish.
Almost the same as my old GT cost me, so eh.
about 2.35 here for supreme
Posted by: pedal down
Re: Gas Prices - 03/05/07 04:28 PM
2.67,or 2.19 on the indian res. the res's have bad gas tho. they add stuff to it. and i get worse milage in the winter too, also around 17mpg. mainly becuz of warm-up tho.
Since I last posted my prices have jumped to 2.76.
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 03/05/07 07:06 PM
Same here! Now Bike Week and Spring Break and summer approaching, premium is at $2.80 ish.
Posted by: jjcom
Re: Gas Prices - 03/05/07 08:04 PM
Gas was 2.46 for Unleaded and Unleaded Plus today. About 2.66 for premium.
gas just jumped to about 2.55 here on post for supreme
Posted by: crimpton
Re: Gas Prices - 03/08/07 11:40 PM
For the GTP, I hardly ever fill up and don't pay too much attention to the price of premium since I've got preferred fuels and try to stay away from the "one hose dispenses all" stations.
My work truck on the other hand, I pump the cheapest regular I can find and today it was $2.53....... Oregon has some pretty spendy fuel for some reason.
Tonight, I filled up at $2.59 for premium. And my first tank of gas after the top end swap I averaged 15.8 mpg. However this is untuned and idling poorly so I hope that the tune will put me back up closer to 20 mpg.
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 03/09/07 08:47 AM
Nation's Avg. Today is $2.53. California is already in the $3s and GA is still in the $1.90s. Go figure.
Posted by: pedal down
Re: Gas Prices - 03/10/07 09:51 PM
im movin to Ga. lol. $2.77 today.
Posted by: RooK
Re: Gas Prices - 03/10/07 10:14 PM
I just paid $2.69 for premium.
It's been another month, just wanted to get a feel for nationwide gasoline prices
Yesterday I paid $2.79/gal for premium.
Posted by: RooK
Re: Gas Prices - 04/15/07 05:21 PM
Last night I paid $2.94 for premium.
Posted by: Baas140
Re: Gas Prices - 04/15/07 07:50 PM
2.88 for 87 octane yesterday... what a crock
Posted by: crimpton
Re: Gas Prices - 04/15/07 08:33 PM
It's around $3.20 for premium in Portland Oregon.
Regular is hovering in the $3.00 range.
Posted by: ordonez1307
Re: Gas Prices - 04/15/07 09:04 PM
3.11 for 93 tonight....
Posted by: 4drgt
Re: Gas Prices - 04/15/07 11:18 PM
lucky everyone i pay 2.79 our town has the highest gas in the area because one guy owns all of the gas stations in the area. the cheepest place is or local bomgaars and that is allways 2 cents cheeper but i dont like there gas i dont think its the best
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 04/15/07 11:23 PM
$2.99 orlando. $3.05-$3.19 for premium in daytona beach.
Posted by: UMfan
Re: Gas Prices - 04/16/07 01:22 AM
I filled up last week. Granted, I was running on fumes...but my total came to $50.01
First time I've ever broken the fifty dollar mark.
Just went out and premium has jumped another $0.10 to $2.89/gal. Still about the cheapest of anyone here. They're practically giving it away here in Kansas City!! :rolleyes:
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 04/16/07 09:57 AM
Wow $50.01. My tourist town is high prices, but I think I only hit $46.76 the other day. But that depends how many fumes you had left and what I had left. I think I had between 2-3 gals left in the tank. I am complaining, but not as much. I work with my dad, so he drives alot. Except I like to go out of town on the weekends, so that week of usual driving I don't do anymore, gets used up in a weekend, lol. Plus, I have been tuning the car, and getting much more mpg than I ever had.
Posted by: UMfan
Re: Gas Prices - 04/16/07 10:24 AM
Originally posted by 20gtp02:
Wow $50.01. My tourist town is high prices, but I think I only hit $46.76 the other day. But that depends how many fumes you had left and what I had left. I think I had between 2-3 gals left in the tank. I am complaining, but not as much. I work with my dad, so he drives alot. Except I like to go out of town on the weekends, so that week of usual driving I don't do anymore, gets used up in a weekend, lol. Plus, I have been tuning the car, and getting much more mpg than I ever had.
I think my DIC said I only had about 11 miles left in the "Range" view.
I never drive it that low, but I had to take my wife to a doctors appointment, and I had forgotten to fill up the night before. I just barely made it.
Posted by: ThunderBat
Re: Gas Prices - 04/16/07 10:25 AM
I pumped the T-Bat full of 89 last night with the low fuel light on. $43.72...gee I wonder how much higher it will be by July 4th. I wouldnt mind it if it were really due to high prices but they gouge us like this every summer. Especially when the oil companies continue to post record profits.
There will be no V8 powered car in my future...used or otherwise.
Posted by: Arcxnus
Re: Gas Prices - 04/16/07 10:31 AM
2.89 for 93 a few days ago.
So yeah, I finally broke 40, on a low fuel light.
Posted by: 4drgt
Re: Gas Prices - 04/16/07 10:32 AM
my automotive teacher has a friend that is a shell rep. and he said we should be expecting to pay 4$ a gallon during the summer. he said the goverment is putting more pressure on the oil comp to raise the price of gas hopeing to slow the travel of people. and trying to push people into buying hybrid cars. i am sick of the goverment we need someone new thank goodness there will be an election soon. i need to think about makeing my own gas in the backyard make my own grain alc. lol but yeah it is expected to hit 4$ this summer
Originally posted by 4drgt:
the goverment is putting more pressure on the oil comp to raise the price of gas hopeing to slow the travel of people. and trying to push people into buying hybrid cars.
That sounds like a load of B.S. to me. Fuel at $4.00 a gallon does three things. One increases the profits of the most profitable business going, two drives the rate of inflation through the roof (bad for economy) and three because cost of living is higher wages will raise accordingly/and or mass layoffs to offset fuel costs(wages will take time to catch up but the layoffs will be immediate hurting the economy even more.) Does that sound like a smart move for a government trying to dig it's self out. I know our government doesn't have the brightest people in it but there are some good ones.
Rember there is alot more to oil usage then just joe schmoe driving around.
Ohh as for the source a "Shell rep" sounds more like he's planting a seed to justify fuel costs going through the roof and redirecting the blame to some one other then those who really drive the price.
Yep, the government has little influence on the price of gasoline... it's not Bush's fault, contrary to popular liberal beliefs. How's come no one was blaming it on him late last year when gas prices were below $2/gal once again? I know not even 3 months ago I paid $1.99 for premium.
Posted by: 4drgt
Re: Gas Prices - 04/16/07 10:34 PM
i know its just not the goverment ..... also has anyone seen the stock prices over the last year for the gas comp. they had huge profits. its just not one thing..... its a bunch of little things that all add up to hit the high gas prices
Posted by: jjcom
Re: Gas Prices - 04/17/07 05:52 PM
If gas prices get that bad, I'll start looking for a big gas tank...get with some friends and buy a bunch of gas when it (hopefully) gets back to 1.90s range. Hopefully we could all save a ton of money that way.
*sniff sniff* Wisconsin sucks. It's $3.18 right now.
Posted by: RooK
Re: Gas Prices - 04/20/07 11:00 PM
I just paid $2.92 for premium.
$2.85/gal for premium tonight.
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 04/22/07 09:28 PM
Posted by: Baas140
Re: Gas Prices - 04/24/07 11:37 PM
2.98 for 87 octane today
Posted by: mrcooms
Re: Gas Prices - 04/25/07 10:43 AM
I filled up this morning at 2.84 a gallon, reg. unleaded.
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 04/28/07 12:34 PM
$3.28 for premium. I put in $50 and I could of gone more but the pump stopped me at $50 even. With the prices so high, they need to adjust the limits, dang it.
since I posted last premium has jumped to $2.99 in my town.
Originally posted by Dre da GP man:
its 2.25-2.30 around here, and it usually takes me a little over 30 dollars to fill up.
It went up again to 2.97
3.19 Chevron premium unleaded at Amador and Valley in Las Cruces today.
Most pumps I've come across when paying with plastic will only allow $50 per purchase. It has nothing to do with the cost per gallon. It's a safety feature to help prevent exorbanent charges by an unautherized person.
I've only ever seen a plastic pump limit once and that was at $75.
Posted by: UMfan
Re: Gas Prices - 04/28/07 09:47 PM
Originally posted by HercMan:
Most pumps I've come across when paying with plastic will only allow $50 per purchase. It has nothing to do with the cost per gallon. It's a safety feature to help prevent exorbanent charges by an unautherized person.
When I paid $50.02 it was on plastic. Maybe they raised their limits since gas prices have gone up.
Posted by: RooK
Re: Gas Prices - 04/28/07 11:05 PM
One gas station I went to had a sign posted on limits, something like $50 for MC and $75 for Visa, or vice versa. Must be company policy or something.
Anyway, $3.09 for premium here.
Posted by: jjcom
Re: Gas Prices - 04/28/07 11:37 PM
3.15 for Premium at Freedom, 2.83 for unleaded Plus from Casey's, 2.87 for regular at Casey's.
3.25 here in Bay City, Saginaw
Posted by: BryantGTP
Re: Gas Prices - 04/29/07 08:53 AM
Originally posted by HercMan:
Most pumps I've come across when paying with plastic will only allow $50 per purchase. It has nothing to do with the cost per gallon. It's a safety feature to help prevent exorbanent charges by an unautherized person.
Even when paying with cash, pumps do have a shut off point. This is to prevent some a$$ from filling up his truck and boat, spending $200 and driving off without paying. Drive offs are a major pain because the police won't do anything about it. My Dad owns a mobil station and has resorted to chasing people down himself.
Originally posted by jjcom:
If gas prices get that bad, I'll start looking for a big gas tank...get with some friends and buy a bunch of gas when it (hopefully) gets back to 1.90s range. Hopefully we could all save a ton of money that way.
Gas starts going bad within 1 week.
Not necessarily the truth, Bryant. It's been about a year since I bought a gallon of low-grade stuff for my lawn mower, and it still hasnt turned into gel. I sure wouldnt put it into my car at this point, but it still burns just as well in lawn mower.
Posted by: JPGTP
Re: Gas Prices - 04/29/07 01:40 PM
I think gas is about 3.16 here in the colorado springs. Last week it was 3.02. My wife said that gas was going to hit $4 this summer. That is crazy. I'm looking at $68 for a full tank. Gotta do some hard budgeting for the family vacation this year....
All of the gas stations in the Kansas City area are prepay. They have what they call "pumpstart cards" that allow you to pump gas then pay for it, but if you drive off they have your vehicle type, license plate #, driver's license number and a few other important things, I'm sure it's cut down on gas and go's.
Posted by: jjcom
Re: Gas Prices - 04/29/07 04:51 PM
Originally posted by BryantGTP:
Originally posted by jjcom:
If gas prices get that bad, I'll start looking for a big gas tank...get with some friends and buy a bunch of gas when it (hopefully) gets back to 1.90s range. Hopefully we could all save a ton of money that way.
Gas starts going bad within 1 week.
A week? I've heard a year before, even two, but never a week. Friend of mine got his mom's old car...it sat in a barn for a year, new battery it started right up. We'd use the gas in under a year, so it'd be fine.
If your that worried about storing gas and having it go bad just throw some "stabil" in it. Works good lasts long time.
Posted by: BryantGTP
Re: Gas Prices - 04/29/07 07:53 PM
Originally posted by Richard Candelario:
Not necessarily the truth, Bryant. It's been about a year since I bought a gallon of low-grade stuff for my lawn mower, and it still hasnt turned into gel. I sure wouldnt put it into my car at this point, but it still burns just as well in lawn mower.
I didn't say gel. Just said it starts to go bad. It's on a continuum.
ah. do you happen to know about how long before it does turn into gel? I'm sure I could find it, but I am just too busy and lazy to find it myself.
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 04/29/07 11:07 PM
The way gas is going now around here, I don't think we have time to find out if it will turn to gel, LOL!
Posted by: BryantGTP
Re: Gas Prices - 04/30/07 07:59 AM
Gas will start to get slimy around 2-3 months. It depends on many, many factors; such as hydrocarbon blend, actual age from refining to now, where it is stored, etc....
Always use stabilizer to be safe. You don't want thick gas in your injectors/carbs.
The problem with "old" gas is it will leave a coat of varnish on everything it comes in contact with. When this happens it will clog fuel passages. Ie carb circuits/jets and injecter tips.
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 05/06/07 09:57 PM
Posted by: ifitwasnt4u
Re: Gas Prices - 05/06/07 11:31 PM
im paying 3.05 for the cheap unleaded, lol.... i feel like im being bent over my car every time i fill up...
Posted by: 4drgt
Re: Gas Prices - 05/06/07 11:40 PM
3.19 for premium here in a little podunk down in iowa
$3.09 for premium here in KC.
Posted by: UMfan
Re: Gas Prices - 05/07/07 01:32 AM
3.45 for premium here a few days ago. We are getting bent over.
Posted by: SlickGTP
Re: Gas Prices - 05/07/07 10:52 AM
Ouch...
I paid 3.04 for premium last night just south of Waco... Was down 4cents from Saturday...
Posted by: framos242
Re: Gas Prices - 05/07/07 11:29 AM
$3.60 for premium here.
Isnt that price illegal, goolawd!
That should legally be classified as rape.
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 05/08/07 08:44 AM
Posted by: Arcxnus
Re: Gas Prices - 05/08/07 11:21 AM
3.04 and holding steady here in Lorena ..
It went down since last week, which is a little promising, I suppose. But still. :|
Posted by: SlickGTP
Re: Gas Prices - 05/08/07 12:41 PM
Arc: I'm just now running out of the gas I got from the conoco down the road from you... 330+ miles off that tank... WHOOT!!!
Gonna be a pain though 'cause I think it's around 3.07 here... =\
Posted by: theone2043
Re: Gas Prices - 05/08/07 01:21 PM
i just paid 50 even for a full tank but the last time i had it filled i got around 370 till i had to refill
Posted by: zuulmusic
Re: Gas Prices - 05/08/07 01:51 PM
Looking at the thread title... did the original poster use a pummp that wouldn't let him go past $50 in gas??
I just put $53 in my tank the other day. Rediculous. Time to change those spark plugs!
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 05/08/07 05:46 PM
Yeah, the pump stopped me at $50. I changed the thread title from $40+ to $50 even, pump limitation.
gas just went up again here in good ol Blue Springs, MO. $3.14/gal for premium today.
Posted by: D
Re: Gas Prices - 05/09/07 08:26 AM
HA 3.14 a gallon, come to the Big Apple. 3.73 for premium.
Adjusted for the cost of living? NYC is probably twice as expensive and you probably earn twice as much
Posted by: UMfan
Re: Gas Prices - 05/10/07 01:29 AM
Paid $55.35 tonight to fill up at 3.59 per gallon.
Just jumped another $.15 to $3.29 here.
Posted by: UMfan
Re: Gas Prices - 05/12/07 01:27 AM
I've noticed a few of the stations around here are now charging $0.12 more for premium over mid grade. It always used to be 10 cents, but now they are 12. Just gouging us even more.
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 05/12/07 11:11 AM
Yeah you'll see that sometimes, I even seen it back in the day. I always wondered about the 0.10 difference between the three ever since I started driving.
Posted by: 4drgt
Re: Gas Prices - 05/12/07 12:54 PM
3.33 for premium... i wanted to cry when i had to fill up my tank lol
Posted by: UMfan
Re: Gas Prices - 05/12/07 12:57 PM
Originally posted by 4drgt:
3.33 for premium... i wanted to cry when i had to fill up my tank lol
I'd be happy has heck to only pay $3.33. I think we are the 3rd most expensive gas prices right now in the US.
Last time I refueled, gas was $3.37 for premium. Happy Motoring! :rolleyes:
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 05/12/07 05:40 PM
Gas has been steady here for the past two weeks. I can however find it from 3.08 to 3.29 in different locations within a few miles. I paid 3.199 today and filled up with $50.00.
Posted by: RooK
Re: Gas Prices - 05/12/07 08:13 PM
I paid 3.09 for premium today.
Posted by: JPGTP
Re: Gas Prices - 05/13/07 10:22 AM
I'm down to a 1/4 tank and saw that gas is 3.43.
But lucky for me, we have gas credit from the grocery store. I can get 3 free fill ups at 50 gallons each. Just waiting for my wife to get low on gas so we could combine tanks and get close to 50 gallons. Does anyone else grocery store offer the same discount. You have to spend over a hundred dollars to get the credit, other wise it's just .10 off a gallon.....
FREE GAS?! I'm moving the Colorado Springs!
Posted by: JPGTP
Re: Gas Prices - 05/14/07 09:44 AM
I called the store confirm the free gas and its a promotion that expires at the end of the month. You have to have $300 in credits to get it, afterwards the gas is .10 off a gallon of gas which expires at the end of june if you spend a $100 on groceries.
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 05/14/07 05:52 PM
Yah Walmart has a credit card that gives like $.03 a gallon. Costco usually has very low priced gas, but you have to be a member there.
Originally posted by 20gtp02:
Yah Walmart has a credit card that gives like $.03 a gallon.
Not worth it... I'm not signing up for a CC to get gas at 3.26/gal as versus 3.29/gal. You save $0.54 per tank if you're going from empty to full...
For ten cents a gallon maybe.
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 05/14/07 07:43 PM
I was just saying if you already had membership card. He pointed out some promotional stuff and credit card things.
Posted by: bluegtp91
Re: Gas Prices - 05/15/07 10:32 AM
quiktrip gives u 5 cents a gallon if u use their credit card. You get a 5 cent discount for the first 400 gallons you buy and @ 3.39 for premium...5 cents will add up. I just put $57 in my GTP...and the fuel light came on as I pulled up to the pump.
Posted by: ThunderBat
Re: Gas Prices - 05/29/07 12:26 AM
we have a Kroeger discount card...and even with that I filled the wife's minivan last night and it cost $56...I'm guessing my quest for a convertible may wind up being a scooter.
Posted by: 4drgt
Re: Gas Prices - 05/29/07 12:51 AM
bp has save 10% if you use there card
Hmm... $3.37 for premium today. Prices have been steady over the last week.
Posted by: zuulmusic
Re: Gas Prices - 05/29/07 10:32 AM
Originally posted by 20gtp02:
Yah Walmart has a credit card that gives like $.03 a gallon. Costco usually has very low priced gas, but you have to be a member there.
Actually its not a credit card or a membership thing. All you need is a walmart gift card that you purchase in walmart and you scan that at the pump to get your 3 cents off. It was a decent deal when gas was under $2/gal, so the percentage savings keeps going down as gas prices go up. I used to do it.
Originally posted by zuulmusic:
Actually its not a credit card or a membership thing. All you need is a walmart gift card that you purchase in walmart and you scan that at the pump to get your 3 cents off. It was a decent deal when gas was under $2/gal, so the percentage savings keeps going down as gas prices go up. I used to do it.
That's kind of the way I figure it. I used to do it as well, because when gas was $1.79/gal, it was a pretty nice savings. But now, it's not worth driving across town for me to save $0.54 on a completely empty to completely full fillup. I spend more in gas getting over there. However if they raised the rebate to $0.08-0.10/gal I would definitely go.
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 05/29/07 11:40 AM
Yah that is why I don't get those folks (some I know first hand) that say "No I am driving to X because it is .01-.05$ cheaper than Z right here. I am a huge math person and when I drive I just calculate stuff like crazy with the car, and I know for sure that driving to X is actually going to make me spend more money than going with Z. Some of those people need a reality check.
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 06/29/07 05:49 PM
It's gone back down some!! $3.22 pre here and there.
Posted by: RooK
Re: Gas Prices - 06/29/07 11:03 PM
$2.99/premium tonight
Posted by: zuulmusic
Re: Gas Prices - 06/30/07 12:03 AM
3.15 for 93 in PA today
$3.05 for premium today in Kansas City area. Prices have been steady for several weeks now
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 07/16/07 07:22 PM
According to this
Yahoo Article Nebraska has the highest gas prices right now.
Doesn't surprise me... I'm midwest as well, and just recently it's jumped from $3.03 a gallon for premium, but it's 3.29 right now
Well like 2 to 3 weeks ago it was 3.05 for regular but last week it went down to 2.77 but within the last couple of days it now 2.89 for regular.
94 Pence a litre in Glasgow Scotland right now. Which is rougly 8$ a gallon.
Posted by: Caesar
Re: Gas Prices - 07/17/07 10:51 AM
How about $0.12 a gallon in Caracas, Venezuela?
I paid $3.05 for regular yesterday.
Originally posted by Caesar:
How about $0.12 a gallon in Caracas, Venezuela? Freakin' corrupted Venezuelan government
Posted by: RooK
Re: Gas Prices - 07/17/07 02:02 PM
Don't blame them, since they don't rob their people for profit... unlike our lovely corporations.
BTW, 3.11 for Premium last check.
Posted by: jjcom
Re: Gas Prices - 07/17/07 06:48 PM
It's 3.15 a gallon for regular...
. Probably 3.35 for Premium.
Posted by: Arcxnus
Re: Gas Prices - 07/17/07 07:35 PM
3.20+ for 93.
3.48 in saginaw michigan for premium at the moment
Posted by: ILGTP
Re: Gas Prices - 07/17/07 08:29 PM
3.74 for 93 in good ol montogmery il.
Posted by: SlickGTP
Re: Gas Prices - 07/17/07 09:17 PM
$3.07 around here...
Originally posted by RooK:
Don't blame them, since they don't rob their people for profit...
Are you kidding me? I hope so... because they are robbing everyone else for profit.
OPEC is the biggest group of crooks ever, and Hugo Chavez is right up there as one of the most corrupted, crooked politicians of our time.
Look at the exchange rate for US and Venazuala.
1 US dollar is equal to 2,144 venz. bolivars
So at .12 cents a gallon it costs them 257 VEB. Is that a bargain for them? I don't know
Posted by: brown
Re: Gas Prices - 07/18/07 03:49 PM
Originally posted by HercMan:
Look at the exchange rate for US and Venazuala.
1 US dollar is equal to 2,144 venz. bolivars
So at .12 cents a gallon it costs them 257 VEB. Is that a bargain for them? I don't know
.12 cents is probably a good bit of money for them. Wikipedia (not the most reliable source) said that the average income is $8,900(USD) per capita and 37% of the pop. lives below the poverty line.
Posted by: RooK
Re: Gas Prices - 07/18/07 04:27 PM
Originally posted by drummerboy1307:
Originally posted by RooK:
[b] Don't blame them, since they don't rob their people for profit...
Are you kidding me? I hope so... because they are robbing everyone else for profit.
OPEC is the biggest group of crooks ever, and Hugo Chavez is right up there as one of the most corrupted, crooked politicians of our time. [/b]It was tongue in cheek. BTW, if you don't like Venezuela, don't buy gas from Citgo (like my dad). Honestly, all the oil companies are overcharging. OPEC might be getting rich, but the oil companies are making record profits... and that's after OPEC has gotten its cut.
No Citgo's around here..
I agree with you too about the big oil companies. I just thought you were "sticking up" for Venezuela... my bad
Posted by: zuulmusic
Re: Gas Prices - 07/19/07 08:40 PM
2.74 for 87 at the BP I can see from here. On the east side earlier today I saw 3.05 for 87. Stupid east side.
Originally posted by zuulmusic:
2.74 for 87 at the BP I can see from here.
Good price... I'm moving to Cleveland
Posted by: RooK
Re: Gas Prices - 07/20/07 12:51 AM
2.87 for 87 here. They dropped around 4 this afternoon.
Posted by: Steve1971
Re: Gas Prices - 07/20/07 03:55 PM
So far gas prices have leveled out here around the St Paul/Minneapolis area. Its now at $3.05 or $3.09. But I will tell ya this gas price thing is killing people! It took me $44.00 just to fill my tank the other day!
I hear that the gas prices may be going up again soon. Talk about price gauging. This is bull if you ask me.
We're all still buying it though. If we all felt strongly enough about it, we should drive less and save money. We're basically whining and complaining to the oil companies, but no one is changing any of their habits or driving less, so why should they lower the price? It's simply supply and demand, there is still a strong demand and they will continue to supply gasoline at whatever price they choose, and we continue to buy.
I agree it sucks, but it's not annoying enough for me to quit driving... love my GP too much! I'll pay it.
I don't know about you guys but I have altered my driving habits. I commute using my motorcycle how's 55 mpg grab ya?
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 07/23/07 08:49 PM
It does grab yah, but you have to think that you have to fork out money to get a bike, maintain it, register, insurance, and all, so....
Posted by: zuulmusic
Re: Gas Prices - 07/23/07 09:14 PM
2.61 for 87 now!
Herc, I have altered my driving habits too. Carpooling when possible, and also affected my decision to move closer to work and school for the summer. I don't have any fall living arrangements, though, so I may be back at 'home' with the 45-55min commute into the city.
Posted by: RooK
Re: Gas Prices - 07/23/07 09:16 PM
I have no option but to drive. Living outside a small town, you have to provide your own transportation.
I live about 7 miles from work and that's about all the daily driving my car sees.
Soon enough, my car's gonna be sitting for good.
Well gas prices drop to 2.70 a gallon for regular, Im so happy, only 35 dollars to fill up.
Dropped to $2.89 for regular here... looks like we're on a downward trend but I don't expect that to last, unfortunately!
Posted by: theone2043
Re: Gas Prices - 07/26/07 07:11 AM
im paying like 3.25 or so for 93 here its been like that for months...
you have a GT. why are you running 93?
Posted by: theone2043
Re: Gas Prices - 07/26/07 11:39 PM
what should i be running? is that bad?
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 07/26/07 11:44 PM
Since you aren't running a aftermarket PCM, he is saying, you can save a few dollars and run something lower in octane. This brings a question to mind, if running a lower octane at first, might cause slight wear or damage, then using higher octane later, (for pcm reasons or modding) why not start out using high octane like you are doing?
Posted by: SlickGTP
Re: Gas Prices - 07/27/07 11:36 AM
The only reason for using a higher octane is to reduce the potential for knock. Most cars on the market are built with the intent of using 87/89 octane fuel.
In most cases a car that was built to use a lower octane fuel will not benefit from using a higher octane. It doesn't have any effect on wear or damage to the engine as long as it was designed for it.
The GP GTP requires the higher octane fuel stock because of the supercharger. To not run the higher octane only risks damage to the motor because of the knock that one will see using it.
The GT's on the other hand don't need it when they are stock.
Yep, no reason to run premium unless you have an aftermarket PCM or mods like top swap and such. It will not benefit you at all with a stock (motor wise) Grand Prix GT.
Posted by: 20gtp02
Re: Gas Prices - 08/04/07 09:57 AM
2.859 in Titusville, Fl. Where I live, Daytona Beach, is 3.059 both for premium. And the barrell price is high, go figure.
Posted by: SlickGTP
Re: Gas Prices - 08/04/07 05:19 PM
I saw premium for $2.91 in Tomball this morning...
Ha! $2.97 for premium today. First time I've seen it below $3/gal in several months. Finally they reopened a large refinery in Kansas that I believe was shut down for repairs, and it had driven up local gas prices. They've been steadily declining for quite awhile now.
Posted by: RooK
Re: Gas Prices - 08/06/07 09:12 AM
$2.88 for Premium here. Time to go fill up the Panther since I've got the old SE exhaust rigged on it.
Posted by: zuulmusic
Re: Gas Prices - 08/06/07 12:55 PM
I just paid $3.25 ish for 94 (around home town)... blah.
Now in Cle I see 87 is running 2.75
Posted by: RooK
Re: Gas Prices - 08/06/07 02:14 PM
I just got back from town filling the Panther up. Paid $2.83.
Posted by: GP GT GUY
Re: Gas Prices - 08/06/07 10:28 PM
Originally posted by drummerboy1307:
Ha! $2.97 for premium today. First time I've seen it below $3/gal in several months. Finally they reopened a large refinery in Kansas that I believe was shut down for repairs, and it had driven up local gas prices. They've been steadily declining for quite awhile now.
dont ever say that again, man the gov't has brainwashed us, first we all pretty much never went above a dollar, then it shot up to 2, now to 3 bucks a gallon or more, we cant say, oh gas is good at 2.50 a gal. we have to say, it's better than 3.50, but still sux cuz we used to pay a dollar, dont get brainwashed by the gov't
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What in the heck are you talking about? Gas prices fluxuate, and that's the way it is. No matter where you are in the world. The government has little, if any influence on the retail price of gasoline, so if you can't accept it, don't drive.
It's all relative, $2.50 sounds cheap when it has been as high as $3.50 in recent months, but this past winter I saw it go as low as $1.79 here, and then it shot up to $2.50, that seemed ridiculously expensive. Inflation and the declining value of the dollar are also partly to blame for "higher" prices.
During the gasoline crisis in 1981, the price of gasoline shot up to around $1.35 per gallon. In today's dollars, that works out to about $3.15 per gallon. Just for what it's worth. They were paying "less" as it might seem, but a dollar was worth much more back then so it equaled out.
I don't mind the prices that much, really. It's just a fact of life and I'm not willing to give up driving.
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