Cost of gas

Just curious what it’s costing everyone monthly on gas with prices this high. I live in California and I’ve had full up’s around $80

 

Been holding below $3.00 per gallon here in Georgia for a good while now. The last time I filled up, I paid $2.79 per gallon.

PS: the reason your gas is so high in California ain't the gas, its the state levied taxes!

 

Work from home, and usually always fill up at 1/2 tank. $30-ish a month+

 

Cost me nearly $90 every month in connecticut.....wtf ever happen to being energy independent?

 

Agreed. The state tax is ridiculous! We’ve been hovering mid $4s this past year

 

Wow. I wish. Tacoma needs a hybrid or full EV. It’s costing me close to $300 a month

 

Just filled up yeaterday with about 1/8th of a tank left…$98. Here’s my fuelly after 14 months of owning my truck.

 

Washington state $70ish for fill up

 

I too work from home, I spend more on electricity to keep my battery charged than I do on gas each month.

 

We actually only import about 9% of the total petroleum used in the country for any purpose and of those imports over half come from Canada and Mexico. The US is the largest producer of crude oil in the world.

 

That’s a clean breakdown. Do you use an app for this?

 

same

 

Strategically, a lot of fuel is in storage in case of a conflict. Also, it is still less cost to ship the crude from overseas than to pump it out of USA ground. Then you have the "Road Taxes" added to the cost.

Yes, the dependence on foreign oil has been reduced.....not eliminated.

 

Yep. That’s why I head across the border to Idaho 3 miles away. $0.40 per gallon cheaper. 20 gallons is $8 cheaper.

 

American petroleum producers want a slice of the world market as well.

 

$36.49

 

$3.09 northern MN

 

Fuelly