Dang Gas Prices
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Paid 3.82 today for 87 Mobil..Gas City a few miles away was 3.95 for 87.
Originally Posted By: LTVibe
Originally Posted By: mikered30
We are being conditioned. When gas goes to $5 and then drops to $4, most of us will think it is a bargain.
I don't it will happen. Japan was darn near wiped out (3rd in gas use), yet gas continues to keep going up.
Until someone steps in (doubt that will happen), it will just keep getting worse...
We are being conditioned. When gas goes to $5 and then drops to $4, most of us will think it is a bargain.
I don't it will happen. Japan was darn near wiped out (3rd in gas use), yet gas continues to keep going up.
Until someone steps in (doubt that will happen), it will just keep getting worse...
$3.81 at my local Marathon today, $3.79 at the 7-11 just down the street. I read some online articles and saw on the news today that oil has been going down in price the last two days. I hope and pray it continues to go down, the faster and further it goes back down the better off we will be. I am really tired of getting raped at the pump and ripped off by the suits and fat cats.
maybe this is some wacky way our leaders use to get vehicles off the road?? They wont redo our infrastructure, so this is the next easiest thing to do. And make high profits at the same time. Win,win situation. (for them)
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$1.287/L in Toronto or $4.86 per gal, assuming 1:1 between Loonie and US dollar.
Looks like I'm going to be paying $3.99 /gal for 93 octane when I fill up tonight.
Paid 3.53 in North KC earlier at Sam's. Everywhere else was 3.57. Actually got 35.5mpg in the Festiva highest to date!
Originally Posted By: lexus114
maybe this is some wacky way our leaders use to get vehicles off the road?? They wont redo our infrastructure, so this is the next easiest thing to do. And make high profits at the same time. Win,win situation. (for them)
That would take dollars out of their pockets.. besides not smart enough to figure that out.
maybe this is some wacky way our leaders use to get vehicles off the road?? They wont redo our infrastructure, so this is the next easiest thing to do. And make high profits at the same time. Win,win situation. (for them)
That would take dollars out of their pockets.. besides not smart enough to figure that out.
$1.321/L or $4.999/Gal this morning with exchange rate it's over $5/Gal.
It jumped $.06 overnight here at two local stations. $4.069 and $4.109. $5 by summer and record oil company profits seem more and more a reality every day.
Same here. It had been about $3.89, then went down to $3.81, then within a week and a half jumped up to $3.99 where it sits now (93 octane).
3.85 today at Mobil in Broward County on Sample&Powerline..Chevron nearby is 3.95..Chevron is always higher then anyone else all the time down here in the jungle.
$3.83 at the Marathon station up the street yesterday. I filled up my gf's Honda at 7-11 tonight, $3.75 a gallon. Around here 7-11 is usually slow to raise their prices. However, it should be $4.00 a gallon in a few weeks here, if not sooner. I am very tired of getting ripped off at the pump.
There is a glut of crude on the market, and the refineries are only operating at 81%, so where are all of the supply and demand guy's on here now?
Originally Posted By: TurboLuver
There is a glut of crude on the market, and the refineries are only operating at 81%, so where are all of the supply and demand guy's on here now?
That is what I can not figure out..I am with Jimmy9190 as I am tired of getting ripped off at the pump also.
There is a glut of crude on the market, and the refineries are only operating at 81%, so where are all of the supply and demand guy's on here now?
That is what I can not figure out..I am with Jimmy9190 as I am tired of getting ripped off at the pump also.
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I am vacationing in Lost Wages and it is anywhere from $3.82 to $3.93 depending on brand and location.
Originally Posted By: TurboLuver
There is a glut of crude on the market, and the refineries are only operating at 81%, so where are all of the supply and demand guy's on here now?
There is an ample supply of fear and speculation in the oil market, which demands a quick solution to the unrest in the Mideast.
There is a glut of crude on the market, and the refineries are only operating at 81%, so where are all of the supply and demand guy's on here now?
There is an ample supply of fear and speculation in the oil market, which demands a quick solution to the unrest in the Mideast.
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