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Just want to get an Idea of what different parts of the country are paying for gas:

Tampa Bay area avg.

reg. $ 1.87

plus $ 1.97

prem. $ 2.07

which is up 10 cent from a month ago.
and of course I run prem. in my truck with the ppIII

Ontario , Oregon

Reg.-$1.99
Plus--$2.09
Prem.-$2.19

Update 5-10-2004

Reg.-$2.08
Plus--$2.18
Prem.-$2.28

Nokesville, Virginia

Reg = 1.85

Mid = 1.95

Prem = 2.04

(and this was last week - I'm afraid to look now)

I took the 93 programming out with my HPIII when premium hit 1.80 but now I hardly even drive my truck. Now I just drive my beater 4cyl Grand Am.

ya i havent paid under 2 dollars in about a year....its stupid around here, one block is 2.20 for 87 and the other block is 2.35 for 87....2.60 for 93 and 2.60 for deisel....but the cheapest gas station i have seen is 2.13 for 87....

filled mrs barch's blazer with 89 oc yesterday in manahawkin, nj for $1.77 & 9/10

got $5 worth in my crewcab this morning in red bank, nj for $1.84 & 9/10


on a related note...
who are they fooling with the 9/10 crap? and what other product would ever get away with that?

another related note...
here in beautiful nj the pump jockey union has all kinds of influence over the state legislature. thereby prohibiting the dispensing of gasoline by any ordinary person. I recall when I was a mere lad of 16 years working at an Exxon station for $3.35 an hour. And, if the boss ever caught anyone pumping gas and not washing the windshield and offering to check the oil, we were sent home for the day. every driver was met with "hi, what can I get you?" or a similarly polite and respectful greeting. this was back in the days when a gallon of gas was under a dollar. now with pricing threatening to double that amount, I can't remember the last time anyone even offered to wash my windshield. let alone come up to the window, greet me, and ask what I would like.

I understand that oil prices have risen and thusly gasoline prices have risen to compensate but, at least lie to me. give me the impression that you care. does that little bit extra really cost so much?

and, what's the deal with the freakin' cones? you've got eighteen pumps and 6 guys working... why are ten pumps closed?

uhg... now I'm mad.
thanks, this thread has ruined my day and it's barely even begun. someone's gonna get hurt here.

Yeah, what's with the 9/10's nonsense? I've never understood why they did that. Anybody know?

Unfortunately, I understand the customer service (or lack of) issue. Seems to be everywhere these days, not just gas stations.

little more pricey in NY than NJ. average is 2.01 for 87 but I just filled up yesterday at 1.95 Mobil Station but I expect that station to go up shortly.

barch97 wrote:...thereby prohibiting the dispensing of gasoline by any ordinary person.

When I heard that there is no self pump gas in NJ, I couldn't belive it. It just didn't make sense to me. I guess it is true.

Didn't notice the prices on the way in to work today. I will post a SW Ohio price update latter.
Strange thing here, prices used to jump on Friday and come down on Monday. Now they go up early Tuesday morning and fall of on Thursday night.

Pete

Retep wrote: Strange thing here, prices used to jump on Friday and come down on Monday. Now they go up early Tuesday morning and fall of on Thursday night.

Pete

They do something like that around here too but the pattern keeps changing so it's hard to pin down. We have one gas station here that everytime the prices go up, he goes .05 higher than everyone else and then drops down to where the others are the next day.

GaryH wrote:Yeah, what's with the 9/10's nonsense? I've never understood why they did that. Anybody know?

Someone told me it's a tax issue. They can't charge tax on 9/10 of a cent so basically your getting $.01 tax free per gallon.

Don't know if its true, just what one person told me.

Pete

Retep wrote:

barch97 wrote:...thereby prohibiting the dispensing of gasoline by any ordinary person.

When I heard that there is no self pump gas in NJ, I couldn't belive it. ...

No self-service in Oregon , too.

I think we are the last two states?

Retep wrote:Strange thing here, prices used to jump on Friday and come down on Monday. Now they go up early Tuesday morning and fall of on Thursday night.

Pete

GaryH wrote:They do something like that around here too but the pattern keeps changing so it's hard to pin down. We have one gas station here that everytime the prices go up, he goes .05 higher than everyone else and then drops down to where the others are the next day.

My initial reaction is that the evil greedy gas retailer is upping the price on weekends to rake in all he can while people are traveling. but, when you mention that this behavior changed to a weekday... I suspect that the truth of the matter is that the owner of this station pays in advance for fuel deliveries. He artificially ups the price in anticipation of a pricey delivery and then lowers his price to adjust for actual costs and remains competitive.

His delivery schedule was likely changed from friday to tuesday.

here in Racine WI its 2.05 for regular 87 octane I am afraid to look at the rest of the sign then again Wisconsin has some of the highest gas taxes in the country. I could avoid this if I drove to Il. to get gas but then after I got home I'd only have 3/4 of a tank doesn't pay damn liberals and there excessive taxes. Do I look like I want you to redistribute my wealth to some lazy no good welfare sucking bum? And no the rich should not pay more taxes than the poor or middle class because some day I hope to be rich.
Sorry political out rage taxes are a bit of a pet peeve of mine.
GaryH wrote:
Yeah, what's with the 9/10's nonsense? I've never understood why they did that. Anybody know?

It is one of the many taxes on gasoline basicaly you pay a 9/10 cent tax of some type on the gas you buy the posted price is the price including taxes. Info from wife she use to be an acountant for a chain of convience stores.

I somehow thought it had something to do with taxes but wasn't sure. They have more creative ways of getting us!

It was $1.69 here 2 weeks ago...now it's anywhere from $1.82-$2.05.

On base gas costs
1.86 regular
and I haven't looked at the rest. but on base it pretty much dont change. like two weeks ago gas prices spiked . but they forgot to change the sign by 11am so they had to sell you the gas for 1.86 then the next day they changed the sign and it was 1.96 .. info from my wife who works there.

Oh as for OREGON .. When I went to visit brule this dude tell me I can't pump my gas .. he said it was the law.. then he cleaned my windows.. I didn't know if they worked off taxes but anyhow I gave him two bucks.. . so instead of paying 2.00 dollars for gas I just increased it myself to a nice total of 2.15

Thankfully I am able to jump across the border into Oklahoma, where gas is still $1.66/gal. Have a feeling it wont stay that way for long. 25 mi away in NW Arkansas it has been around $1.90/gal what adifference 25 miles makes.

7:30 AM - 11 May 2004 - Kettering, Ohio

$1.99 Regular
$2.09 Plus
$2.19 Premium

Pete

I found this while poking around on the internet today:

http://www.gaspricewatch.com

a2b wrote: ya i havent paid under 2 dollars in about a year....its stupid around here, one block is 2.20 for 87 and the other block is 2.35 for 87....2.60 for 93 and 2.60 for deisel....but the cheapest gas station i have seen is 2.13 for 87....

Same story in Hanford, CA

Its a good thing I have a company truck. I have gotten sick of looking at it in front of the house and was going to leave it at the office but with gas prices the way they are I might as well let the company pay for the gas.

2.01 for regular here >... ? what gives

Another update:

7:30 AM - 14 May 2004 - Kettering, Ohio

$2.05 Regular
$2.15 Plus
$2.25 Premium

8:00 AM - 14 May 2004 - Wright Patterson AFB, Ohio

$1.89 Regular
$1.96 Plus
$2.03 Premium

The local news is reporting that these are record high prices for the area. I might just have to start getting gas on post as it is always cheaper. I am just a little nervous about getting gas from someone who buys from the lowest bidder

Pete

People don't take into account of inflation. Sure they may be record high gas prices but it is still cheap. We pay $1.69 for 16oz. of bottled water and milk is more than $2.00 a gallon.

Now i was too young to remember this but my grandfather told me that back in '88, gas prices were, on average, close to $1.60 a gallon which with inlfation, would cost around $3.00 today.

My mother remembers that because she bought an 88 hyundai accel hatchback because she feared the gas prices would still climb.

Yes I still agree that they are expensive. A couple of years ago, i remember paying $.87 and filling my wrangler up for $12....

Justin wrote:People don't take into account of inflation. Sure they may be record high gas prices but it is still cheap. We pay $1.69 for 16oz. of bottled water and milk is more than $2.00 a gallon.

Now i was too young to remember this but my grandfather told me that back in '88, gas prices were, on average, close to $1.60 a gallon which with inlfation, would cost around $3.00 today.

My mother remembers that because she bought an 88 hyundai accel hatchback because she feared the gas prices would still climb.

Yes I still agree that they are expensive. A couple of years ago, i remember paying $.87 and filling my wrangler up for $12....

Those prices were about 10 years ago for me and that was for regular gas with the lead in it I could fill my F150 for $40 It had 2 tanks
I remeber for he longest time gas price and octane coralated

I dont know how true this is but it sounds like fun.. even though eventually we will still ned gas..
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GaryH wrote:Nokesville, Virginia

Reg = 1.85

Mid = 1.95

Prem = 2.04

(and this was last week - I'm afraid to look now)

I took the 93 programming out with my HPIII when premium hit 1.80 but now I hardly even drive my truck. Now I just drive my beater 4cyl Grand Am.

Well, I paid a $1.95 yesterday for regular. Looks like my prediction of over $2.00 a gallon by Memorial Day is going to come true.

Justin wrote:Now i was too young to remember this but my grandfather told me that back in '88, gas prices were, on average, close to $1.60 a gallon which with inlfation, would cost around $3.00 today.

Unfortunatley, I'm old enough to remember when gas was less than $1.00 a gallon and I could never find enough spare change to fill the tank either!

I paid $2.37 a gallon yesterday for the cheap stuff

These don't look so bad now, huh?

I wonder if Barch's heart attack is going to happen while online?

"I told you I was hard core"

Just paid $2.16 here the other day. They are slowly dropping. Across the river in Iowa it's down to $2.08.

Dropped from 2.53 yest. morning to 2.28 this morning at a local Wawa. Hope they keep dropping

Hi All
Gassed my big Chevy today 89 k1500. Gas up here still at 2.549 went up before katrina to over 3.50/gal reg unleaded and still is outragous,think we have the highest price in the country it seems

i didn't want to say anything and curse this good pattern on gas prices we've had going but since someone else brought it up. we're at $2.50ish for regular unleaded in michigan. still highway robbery, but what can ya do?
LOL

Hey whats the current price like for everyone. Up here in VT we are at $2.229 for 87 $2.349 for 89 and $2.799 for 93.

$2.18 here today and for a change higher in Boise at $2.29 for regular unleaded.

$1.99 here, it's about time!

Here in El Paso its $2.12 a gallon.

I Paid $1.94 For Regular Last Fill Up.

$1.95-ish for 87 here in SC

Same here, ranges from $1.89-$1.99 and as always BP is the highest. I see all the BP's around here are still at $2.09. Even if BP happens to be the same price I won't buy from them.

Baltimore. Maryland

Reg. $1.999
Mid. $2.179
Pre. $2.199

here in Mt. Airy, MD I just bought gas for 2.03 for the regular.

Isnt it funny how now you see gas prices dropping a little and in your head you thinking go-baby-go!!!!

i filled up on 2.01 for 93 today. i think regular around here is like 1.85 or something.

Still getting hosed $2.149 for 87 today and that is at the cheap gas place. Regular at a name brand running $2.199 to 2.219 for Mobile which alway the most expensive

On Nov 27 gocntry wrote:I Paid $1.94 For Regular Last Fill Up.

Hmmmm Paid $1.99 Yesterday Going Back Up ? Must Be My Christmas Present From The Big Oil Companies

2.09 here on the Interstate, 2.19 locally. the price of oil just topped $59 a barrel today so that must be why.

On December 03 gocntry wrote:

On Nov 27 gocntry wrote:I Paid $1.94 For Regular Last Fill Up.

Hmmmm Paid $1.99 Yesterday Going Back Up ? Must Be My Christmas Present From The Big Oil Companies

Today It Was $2.05.....This Is At The Same Place Every Time

up again here to $2.179 never went below $2.149

I just paid 2.25 for reg. The price is creeping back up. Like we won't notice.

It was pretty low when the major company's CEOs were in the hot seat on capital hill. Now, capital hill is getting ready to have the holiday break.

$1.98 for Plus last week in Trenton, GA

It dropped down to under $2.00 for a while here. I actually paid $1.84 last week but the same station was $2.07 today. They're headed back up again!

OK lets do this again

Defiance, Ohio $2.14 REG
$2.24
$2.34

Lima Ohio $2.08 reg

check this website out. It is sometimes accurate.

$2.01 last Thursday in Willoughby, OH

Haven't filled up since. I think its like 2.19 now tho

Finally dropped down to $2.89 here. It was still over $3 a few weeks ago.
$3.11 for premium.

$2.37 here in AZ

mid grade $2.859 on Monday here.

$2.07 for 87 octaine here today.

$2.04 for 87 here today. Took out the programming for 93 back to 87 months ago when it was hitting close to $3, if it hits $1, I may put it back in. I do notice the loss in power, especially going up steep long grades and off a dead stop.

$2.29 for the last week or so in Lansing Mi.

Depends on where you go in the city here.....South end is about $2.10 for 87, east end is still $2.25 or so......Most price gougingest city EVER!!!!

you'd think there was an election coming or something...

The average is ~$2.19 for 87 around here right now.

quickbiker wrote:$2.04 for 87 here today. Took out the programming for 93 back to 87 months ago when it was hitting close to $3, if it hits $1, I may put it back in. I do notice the loss in power, especially going up steep long grades and off a dead stop.

UPDATE: Ok, I programmed it back to 93 octane tuning. 87 programing sucks. All I do is ping like crazy. I'm enjoying my renewed power. It's not much, but definitely noticable when pulling hard up a steep hill at highway speeds. Now I hear today that OPEC is going to decrease production in an effort to increase prices%^^%&%&*(*&*(

$1.99 here last time I filled up 3 days ago!

paid $2.02 for 89 octane mid-grade yesterday
today it went up to $2.21

kinda sucks because gas prices were part of the reason i sold my truck
I'm driving 300-350 miles a week and with the crews 15-16 MPG it wasn't looking good at $3.00+ a gallon

$1.97 for 87 octane yesterday!

$1.93 for 87 yesterday...WOOHOO

Down to $2.47 for regular unleaded.

$2.07 here...

Right around $2.20 here for 87.

$2.27 here in so. WV