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Pony Talk => Off Topic => Topic started by: Mareacooda on December 15, 2016, 02:48:07 PM
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I notice arrange flex in gas my travels.. $2.19 to $2.47 a gallon for reg. I curious what others are pay for gas prices?
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It's about $2.20-2.30 in my area... news said it's only going to go up from here.. sigh. It was about $2.00 on Sunday and way lower prior to that!
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It's about $2.20-2.30 in my area... news said it's only going to go up from here.. sigh. It was about $2.00 on Sunday and way lower prior to that!
I haven't seen $2 in my area for several years...
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It's 2.06 here. It's actually dropped in price it was 2.22.
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I really don't know, haven't really passed by or paid attention in a long time now. I'll Google it, though.
Looks like they range from $1.83 to $1.87 here.
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I really don't know, haven't really passed by or paid attention in a long time now. I'll Google it, though.
Looks like they range from $1.83 to $1.87 here.
...oh how I'd kill for that being the average around here again. My husband's car is just shy of being as gas efficient as an SUV... (i.e. not efficient at all...)
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I really don't know, haven't really passed by or paid attention in a long time now. I'll Google it, though.
Looks like they range from $1.83 to $1.87 here.
...oh how I'd kill for that being the average around here again. My husband's car is just shy of being as gas efficient as an SUV... (i.e. not efficient at all...)
Come to Oklahoma, the gas prices are always lower than the rest of the country around here.
I believe they actually dropped below $1.30 earlier this year. I don't remember exactly how low it got.
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It's back at the $1.90s here
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I have no idea how to convert gallons to litres but here I pay £1.16 a litre for unleaded
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We are paying $0.97 CAD per liter here in Alberta. This converts into $2.75 USD per US gallon.
Edit: Gingerbread, your prices convert to $5.45 USD per US gallon. Wow, you guys have expensive gas!
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Around $2.25 here, give or take 10 cents.
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I really don't know, haven't really passed by or paid attention in a long time now. I'll Google it, though.
Looks like they range from $1.83 to $1.87 here.
...oh how I'd kill for that being the average around here again. My husband's car is just shy of being as gas efficient as an SUV... (i.e. not efficient at all...)
Come to Oklahoma, the gas prices are always lower than the rest of the country around here.
I believe they actually dropped below $1.30 earlier this year. I don't remember exactly how low it got.
Man You very lucky my area (any towns/city border Canada has issue) gas tends to stay high then rest state; they're claim is because canadians cross border and filling up on gas.
BUT :shocked: I thankful not pay $5.45 a gallon my area would broke (alot farmer depend gas prices)
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Where I live, the 85 octane is $2.29. The 87 octane (which is the lowest grade available for almost everyone else in the country, especially at lower altitudes) is about $2.41. What really annoys me is that we have a refinery less than two hours away and we pay more for the same octane gas than anyone else in the country. It's BS if you ask me. :mad:
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$2.14-$2.19. It was $2.06 last week.
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We are paying $0.97 CAD per liter here in Alberta. This converts into $2.75 USD per US gallon.
Edit: Gingerbread, your prices convert to $5.45 USD per US gallon. Wow, you guys have expensive gas!
This, its bounced between 96 cents to 1.03 depending on the time of day and location.
Even within the city prices fluctuate up and down 5 cents.
Note that this is per liter, NOT gallon.
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I really don't know, haven't really passed by or paid attention in a long time now. I'll Google it, though.
Looks like they range from $1.83 to $1.87 here.
...oh how I'd kill for that being the average around here again. My husband's car is just shy of being as gas efficient as an SUV... (i.e. not efficient at all...)
Come to Oklahoma, the gas prices are always lower than the rest of the country around here.
I believe they actually dropped below $1.30 earlier this year. I don't remember exactly how low it got.
Man You very lucky my area (any towns/city border Canada has issue) gas tends to stay high then rest state; they're claim is because canadians cross border and filling up on gas.
BUT :shocked: I thankful not pay $5.45 a gallon my area would broke (alot farmer depend gas prices)
Oh, I'd be happy to trade you - I'll never be able to drive anyway, so gas prices are not a deal-breaker for me. I'd love to live in Maine so much, you have no idea.
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Gas prices in my area had been hovering around $2/gallon but have been inching up the past couple of months, now around $2.15
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We are paying $0.97 CAD per liter here in Alberta. This converts into $2.75 USD per US gallon.
Edit: Gingerbread, your prices convert to $5.45 USD per US gallon. Wow, you guys have expensive gas!
It's all more expensive here but we do have free healthcare, so it kind of evens out. Toys are way more expensive too though which sucks!
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I really don't know, haven't really passed by or paid attention in a long time now. I'll Google it, though.
Looks like they range from $1.83 to $1.87 here.
...oh how I'd kill for that being the average around here again. My husband's car is just shy of being as gas efficient as an SUV... (i.e. not efficient at all...)
Come to Oklahoma, the gas prices are always lower than the rest of the country around here.
I believe they actually dropped below $1.30 earlier this year. I don't remember exactly how low it got.
Man You very lucky my area (any towns/city border Canada has issue) gas tends to stay high then rest state; they're claim is because canadians cross border and filling up on gas.
BUT :shocked: I thankful not pay $5.45 a gallon my area would broke (alot farmer depend gas prices)
Oh, I'd be happy to trade you - I'll never be able to drive anyway, so gas prices are not a deal-breaker for me. I'd love to live in Maine so much, you have no idea.
I don't think you want in Maine today -16 F. Warmest part day -2 and our heat wave not come until tomorrow morning when hits single digits.
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^That's pretty cold, but for once I'd like to experience a real winter. We don't get them in Oklahoma. In fact, this year we didn't even have a fall, either. It was in the 90s straight through the end of October and it still hit the 80s a little in November. Made me *very* mad. I need four seasons. If any of them are to be snubbed they should be the warm/hot seasons.
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$1.90-$2.10 depending on what town you goto and what station cheapest is at the local truck stop
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Here in Mckinney/FairviewFrisco its about $1.96/gal range atm, in summer it drops to like $1.20ish. Luckily my car gets amazing gas mileage! I refill only once or twice a month and I drive all over DFW every day for Japanese toy hunts. :P I want a Tesla soooo bad! They are getting popular in my area-I love seeing them and their free charging stops!
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$2.14 here (count in that we have about a .30 tax on every gallon already worked in...)
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I'm not entirely sure of the accuracy as I don't own a car and rarely drive, but around 5US $ a gallon I think.
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^That's pretty cold, but for once I'd like to experience a real winter. We don't get them in Oklahoma. In fact, this year we didn't even have a fall, either. It was in the 90s straight through the end of October and it still hit the 80s a little in November. Made me *very* mad. I need four seasons. If any of them are to be snubbed they should be the warm/hot seasons.
Man... Not having 4 season bites....
Maine we claim more than 4 seasons... We got mud season which breaking spring when all snow melting and flooding warning and warning ice on lakes.. ( amazing how still few idiots who drive their trucks out on the ice and loose trucks to Lake) and black-flies season which joke going around its state bird :P
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I think around $1.90? I live in Texas, by the gulf.
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It's pretty cheap here, I just filled up and it was $2.30/gal for premium but regular was only $1.90. I think South Carolina has some of the lowest gas taxes in the country, which is reflected in the quality of our roads.
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$2.09 to $2.30 near Atlanta
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It was in the $1.90s a month ago, but prices are going back up. I paid $2.06 today in Williamsburg, VA.
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about $2.48 - in Warrensburg NY - about 1 hr from Rutland, Vermont
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^That's pretty cold, but for once I'd like to experience a real winter. We don't get them in Oklahoma. In fact, this year we didn't even have a fall, either. It was in the 90s straight through the end of October and it still hit the 80s a little in November. Made me *very* mad. I need four seasons. If any of them are to be snubbed they should be the warm/hot seasons.
Man... Not having 4 season bites....
Maine we claim more than 4 seasons... We got mud season which breaking spring when all snow melting and flooding warning and warning ice on lakes.. ( amazing how still few idiots who drive their trucks out on the ice and loose trucks to Lake) and black-flies season which joke going around its state bird :P
Oh, if I ever move there I'll have to be concerned about flooding. I've never lived in an area that's susceptible to flooding. (I mean we get flooding in the area, just not in my specific neighborhood).
Anyway, gas has officially risen above $2.00. I think that's the very time in a very long time.
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Today $1.87 per litre.
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It was $2.29 USD a gallon for gas at Costco in Redmond WA and $2.39 USD a gallon for diesel yesterday. :P
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I saw gas this morning the next town over for $1.93. First time I've seen it under $2.00 in over a year. It's still $2.19 in my town.
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I just filled up Thursday at $1.99 and that afternoon it jumped to $2.05.
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2.30-2.63