Gas Prices

ok i just filled up my gas tank at 4.42 a gallon of gas here in sandiego Ca. How much is gas in other states or citys i feel like it is the highest here in california

 

The unfortunate reality of living in the People's Republic of California.

 

Yep i believe we are one of the highest gas priced states. I feel my wallet squirm every time I step hard on the gas.

 

3.50ish here. I live 5 miles from work so it sucks but isn't a killer for me.

 

Damn you San Diego! These prices are seriously killing my wallet. 20 bucks and 1/4 tank!?

 

4.23 in northern california

 

1.40/L in Vancouver, Canada. Equals about 5.30 a gallon. Also, keep in mind the dollar is roughly par. So quit complaining.

 

President Barack Obama’s Energy secretary unwittingly created a durable GOP talking point in September 2008 when he talked to The Wall Street Journal about the benefits of having gasoline prices rise over 15 years to encourage energy efficiency.
“Somehow,” Chu said, “we have to figure out how to boost the price of gasoline to the levels in Europe.”


...but at least he recanted that earlier today. http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0312/73934.html




and btw about $4.27 around San Mateo County, CA. CNG conversion dialog looking interesting again.

 

Gasbuddy keeps all these stats if you're interested in comparing gas prices nationwide. Wyoming is still the cheapest.

http://gasbuddy.com/gb_gastemperaturemap.aspx

 

Nope, not moving to Cali anytime soon.

Still a hair under 4 bucks in michigan. 350 miles still under $70 though I doubt that'll remain the case much longer.

 

Ya gas is killer out here in cali...it's $4.35 for 87 our here

 

paid 4.299 today. Just a hair over $87 for 330 miles. 16.1 mpg is a good day for me

 

meh i dont know. i had that app on my phone and upon investigation anyone can change the prices listed

 

$5.30 / US gallon

Quit crying

 

87oct @ Shell $3.59/gal north Boulder, Colorado. Just moved from northern California (Menlo Park, Sand Hill road neighborhood) where I bet the Shell there is selling 87oct for close to $5/gal.

 

$5.65 in rural Alaska.

 

3.95 in Reno... Thanks Cali!

 

They add like a 100000% tax to it.

 

1/2 the year we have custom "formulation" and additives so the majors can't brew our fuel with everyone elses. Not sure which 1/2 the year we're in right now.

Other reasons are taxes and cost of doing business (minimum wage requirements, insurance, environmental lawsuit bs, corporate taxes, land lease / ownership costs, and probably a lot more).

 

48 Hours ago gas was 108.9/L, jumped to 116.9/L yesterday.

I had read online that part of the reason why gas prices are so high in Canada is because of the the taxes that are tacked on them. I'm sure that's the same reason why they are so high in places like Vancouver, BC and in California.