fuel prices regarding zero-ethanol offerings

[rstsco]

Stations With All Grades Zero Ethanol. Another Had Zero Ethanol Premium Cheaper than Premium with Ethanol.

Two Shell stations which I stopped on my way through Oklahoma had all grades of gasoline with no ethanol. It's hard to read, but the prices were:

Regular 87 octane: $4.299. Mid-grade 89 octane: $4.499. Premium 91 octane: $4.689.

Filled up at a Kansas City Phillips 66 which offered no ethanol premium for$4.599 and premium with up to 10% ethanol for $4.799. The non-ethanol had a separate pump handle.

 

[Zee09]

Funny when 87 gets that high i up the octane because it all seems like a good deal

 

[Silverado12]

Dangit, that's cheap. Ethanol free is $5.99 a gallon here in Chester, VA and it's only 90 octane. It's basically marine gas called Rec 90.

 

[CleanSump]

Dangit, that's cheap. Ethanol free is $5.99 a gallon here in Chester, VA and it's only 90 octane. It's basically marine gas called Rec 90.

Ditto Maryland where there is lots of boating and offroading.

 

[Cujet]

Buckees often has one or two grades of E-free fuels. Prices are not wildly higher.

 

[daves87rs]

Nice!

 

[SevenBizzos]

I'm always amazed at the price gap places have between 87 & 93. $.39 from 87 to 93 is crazy good and I haven't seen something like that in at least a decade. It's been +$.50 to 89 and then another +$.60 to 93 here forever, everywhere. That makes 89 a really bad deal at a blending pump.
I have to drive an hour to find ethanol free - and I annually do before storage.