$2.99!!
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still 3.50 here in NC
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While still not the worst it has been there, definitely bad. I find it strange I am so far from the refineries yet I probably have the cheapest gas.
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NC has the most expensive gas in the continental US, right now. pipeline problems, IIRC.
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Today a gallon of unleaded 10% ethanol gas dropped to $2.99. A small victory.
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Okay, I had a drink and accidentally hit "1" instead of reply. Can someone fix that? Anyhow, I know that most countries outside the US have always spent more for gas and I understand that. No matter where you live, we are paying more.
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Today a gallon of unleaded 10% ethanol gas dropped to $2.99. A small victory.
Blog link to be reinstated at a later date.
$2.62 in Oklahoma City.
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$2.62 in Oklahoma City.
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Okay, I had a drink and accidentally hit "1" instead of reply. Can someone fix that? Anyhow, I know that most countries outside the US have always spent more for gas and I understand that. No matter where you live, we are paying more.
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Okay, I had a drink and accidentally hit "1" instead of reply. Can someone fix that? Anyhow, I know that most countries outside the US have always spent more for gas and I understand that. No matter where you live, we are paying more.
Blog link to be reinstated at a later date.
done! I'm currently in the Chicago area and noted that prices dropped to $3.49 today.
Steve
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Today a gallon of unleaded 10% ethanol gas dropped to $2.99. A small victory.
Blog link to be reinstated at a later date.
I am not sure what the local price is but gas dipped to $3.35 so that should put ethanol around your number since it has been around a $0.40 less than gas / gal. The frustration is that my suv will not take the stuff.
John
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Today a gallon of unleaded 10% ethanol gas dropped to $2.99. A small victory.
Blog link to be reinstated at a later date.
I haven't looked at the whisky ethanol gas yet, but it generally runs about $0.60 cheaper than regular. Happily, regular dropped to $3.15 yesterday; I think they have to bring it in on camel-back, though...
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Today a gallon of unleaded 10% ethanol gas dropped to $2.99. A small victory.
Blog link to be reinstated at a later date.
Dropped down to $3.64 in my neck of the mountains. Good thing I work from home and don't drive that much!
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Jeeeeezuz! I think we pay like R9.41 per litre, last figure I found. I have never paid much attention to the exact price, because whatever it is, I still have to pay it. If there were competing prices I might pay attention. Still, even R10/l is damn cheap compared to your price of about R17/l. It's not all bad, Zuma says he likes Whites, so you can come stay here if you want. ;P
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really? zuma likes us after all? :)
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Today a gallon of unleaded 10% ethanol gas dropped to $2.99. A small victory.
Blog link to be reinstated at a later date.
unfortunately the flip side is that it's only at that price because we are going into a global recession. :) On the bright side I've been playing the stock market for the past year shorting everything I can get my hands on (it's been a really good year). I actually managed to get potash puts when it was trading at 125ish.
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Today a gallon of unleaded 10% ethanol gas dropped to $2.99. A small victory.
Blog link to be reinstated at a later date.
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Okay, I had a drink and accidentally hit "1" instead of reply. Can someone fix that? Anyhow, I know that most countries outside the US have always spent more for gas and I understand that. No matter where you live, we are paying more.
Blog link to be reinstated at a later date.
US prices per gallon are lower than other countries, but the US gallon is also quite a bit smaller than people in the UK, Australia etc expect; so comparisons are a bit more complex. 1 US gallon = 3.79 litres 1 imperial (UK) gallon = 4.55 litres So at the moment UK petrol costs about £1.10 per litre, and the exchange rate is about £1 = $1.75. In the UK we currently pay the equivalent of a US gallon o' gas costing $7.32. Conversely a US gallon at $2.99 is the equivalent of 45p per litre in the UK. So the rumours are true, living in the US is like Britain in the 1980s! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gallon[^]
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Okay, I had a drink and accidentally hit "1" instead of reply. Can someone fix that? Anyhow, I know that most countries outside the US have always spent more for gas and I understand that. No matter where you live, we are paying more.
Blog link to be reinstated at a later date.
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Okay, I had a drink and accidentally hit "1" instead of reply. Can someone fix that?
You can. Reload the page and vote again. your new vote will replace the old one. :cool:
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Today a gallon of unleaded 10% ethanol gas dropped to $2.99. A small victory.
Blog link to be reinstated at a later date.
Still 3.29 here. Down from 3.49 a week ago when I last tanked. OTOH I'm going to be doing a roundtrip from Johnstown PA to Albany NY (crossing the state line on US220 and taking I88 the rest of the way). Anyone know which side of the state line I should be refueling on?
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