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How much is gas in your area?

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    DaCubanSkillz Active Member

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    How much is gas in your area?

    As of this morning its $3.05 for regular in Vienna, VA. Its up 10 cents from last week.


    Do you guys think it'll peak at? I'm gonna say somewhere more then $3.25 a gallon.
    DaCubanSkillz, Apr 25, 2006
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    1337Rolla oh my

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    by my house it's 2.89.. but that was yesterday
    1337Rolla, Apr 25, 2006
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    We're paying the equivalent of $4.02 USD per Gallon right now for Regular up here...
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    $3.10 for regular
    SleepinRolla, Apr 25, 2006
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    Cuztomrollaz98 MAD VLAD!

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    $2.79 for regular as of last night here but well as for me Shell vpower which is what I use is at $2.99-$3.01
    Cuztomrollaz98, Apr 25, 2006
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    Gas is between $2.85 and $2.99 a gallon for regular near my apt. (East Side Atlanta). By my school (Just south of Downtown Atlanta), it's above $3.00 a gallon for regular.

    Something has to stop gas prices from going higher, because it's really rediculous at this point. US demand may be increasing, but if these price increases continue at their current pace, people will simply stop using gasoline as much...

    Ethanol powered Toyotas hit the market in 2008. If gas prices continue to be high by then, I'll be first in line to buy one.
    Ninety Four, Apr 25, 2006
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    3.15 for regular... 3.25-30 for premium...
    hellapinoy, Apr 25, 2006
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    I dont even pay attention to the price of gas anymore. I need it, theres no getting around it, so if it were 6 bucks a gallon, I would still have to pay it.
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    oppositesleeper New Member

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    2.67 is the absolute cheapest you can find around Oklahoma City
    average is 2.75
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    well over 3dollars. I found a noname place selling 87 for 2.99 and that was a steal :(
    JspeXAE102, Apr 25, 2006
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    A 5 cent difference isn't going to make me drive across town to fill up. When you put things in perspective, gas prices have increased around 200% over the last five years... THAT makes me want to buy an ethanol or CNG powered car and save my Corolla to drive on special occasions.
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    I remember when I was in high school, it was 88 cents per gallon.
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    $1.168 per L for regular here in Vancouver BC. So it's about US$3.91 per gallon.
    rainbow_star, Apr 25, 2006
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    OKC always has cheap gas...Tulsa is at 2.75

    EDIT: just went to fill up...im confirming the price is $2.749 on the pump
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    rolla02 Corollalcholic

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    2.89-2.99 for regular and 3.00+ for mid-grade and premium here is Delaware.

    But certain gas stations are running out of fuel here because they are swapping over to the ethonal addtive shit.
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    just went up to 2.95 here in south jersey
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    $2.82 in tyler texas right now
    j0x_rolla, Apr 26, 2006
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    heh, .80 is the lowest i ever saw it in highschool - man those were the good ole days. i love how they say its comparable due to inflation... what a bunch of bullshit.
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    It's not inflation...I oughtta smack whoever came up with that.

    ...it's not just gas either thats suffering from these price hikes...I remember even back when I was a freshman in highschool, (8 years ago) Milk was $1.59 gallon.

    It's ridiculous...cost of living increase is one thing, but to keep up with cost of living, I need about another $6.00 an hour.
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    1337Rolla oh my

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    heh, when you guys were in HS I guess I was in elementary then, because I remember $ .89 gas too in the early 90s
    1337Rolla, Apr 26, 2006
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    well if you look at the cost of groceries, they do go up a little over time due to inflation. but what is the biggest cost factor when increases get put on them? yep you guessed it, its due to fucking fuel going up in cost. one of the biggest factors on a lot of things going up in this nation is the cost of fuel. It affects the cost of groceries, airline tickets, your commute, your heating, your power - you name it, it goes up.
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    i was gonna go do that this morning but i had to go to school:(
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    Nah, there's a shortage of cows now...theyre on strike.....which makes milk prices higher
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    Gas in US are cheap!!
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    yeah, they are picketing in front of chick-fil-a lol
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    yea, cuz its more profitable to slaughter a cow than it is to use it for its milk...thats what our Borden Diary Products and Tyson Meats reps for our store say...
    TurismoDreamin, Apr 26, 2006
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    Eat Chikin
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    too late, look at the post above yours :D
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