How much is gas in your area?

[Deja Q]

$2.09 for 87 octane, $2.30 for Diesel in Twin Cities.

(After Selection 2004 ends and the oil biz recoups its losses, expect Diesel to be $2.30/gal, and $2.50~$2.75 for 87 octane - on the assumption that anti-American forces don't destroy more oil pipelines.

[lazarus]

1. 2.45

That was yesterday. Could be higher today.

[NMDemDist2]

2. $2.13 in Phoenix (don't know about diesel) n/t

[Rockholm]

3. 93 Octane today $2.25 at Shell in Boston

[Uben]

4. $!.83 For Regular north of DAllas

[proud2BlibKansan]

5. 1.90 in KC area

[youngnready]

6. 2.04 in Lansing Area

Redicolous

[TahitiNut]

31. East Lansing? MSU?

Unusual that it's above Detroit area prices. It's usually lower.

[candy]

7. $2.06 -regular-Massachusetts

[idiosyncratic]

8. As of this morning, $2.45 per gallon!! n/t

[flvegan]

9. $1.91 for 87 octane. Racetrac in Tampa, Florida

But I've seen $1.99 and up at other stations.

[Awsi Dooger]

10. $2.25 at my nearby station in Las Vegas

One day prior to the Iraqi war, the same station was $1.29.

[RoyGBiv]

11. $1.78 is the lowest ...

There's an intersection with I-40 in OKC that tends to have the lowest prices in OKC, and that's what it was this morning.

It's hovering around $1.81 to $1.85 for 87 octane at most other places. Some stations are higher.

[Sabriel]

12. It went up 3 cents to $2.09 as I was pumping

Geez. I can't imagine what it'll be like a year from now, regardless of who "wins."

(on edit: in Oshkosh, WI)

[cindyw]

13. 2.50 Santa Barbara

n/t

[Ardee]

14. Just filled up

on the way home from work today and paid $2.31 but saw prices as high as $2.49. So I hadda buy a V8 Tundra four door 4WD! :cry:

[Cerridwen]

15. 2.19 - 2.33 - Regular unleaded - Las Vegas n/t

[ibegurpard]

16. About $2.00 per gallon for regular unleaded

in Billings, MT

[Malachi5]

17. PA

$1.99 in Western Pa, and $2.19 in Philly.

[OneTwentyoNine]

18. $1.98.... up about 11 cents last week in Wichita

[OldLeftieLawyer]

19. $2.26 for premium in Northern Virginia

I'm buying just enough for a celebratory bonfire on the night of November 2, after Bush's concession speech.

[Malachi5]

20. Higher Gas Prices Are GOOD!

The higher gas rises, the more likely people are to get up off their fat behinds to walk to 711 instead of driving down the block. Maybe they'll even buy a fuel efficient car instead of a fuel sucking SUV. Maybe we'll even one day have a leader who will actually pursue alternative sources of energy rather than being an oil company puppet.

[idiosyncratic]

25. That would be okay for people who live walking distance

to places like a 7/11 or grocery store.

I live way out in the country and NOTHING is walking distance from me. :cry:

[OneTwentyoNine]

29. Oh yeah great.....

Have you ever thought for a second about people who work out of cargo vans and other trucks? Its a bit hard to load a 1,000 lbs of floor covering,construction materials,tools whatever in a fucking Yugo. Gas keeps going up and if I try and raise my rates then less people will buy because of this shit economy,Its a double edge sword.

One in Five Americans live in GD poverty and each dime of gas price increase tightens the noose a bit more. Oh..I guess they could just quit their job and those pesky fuel prices wouldn't be that big of a problem.

Wait until you see the profit sheets for these fucking Oil companies this year. Does a 1600 % rise in net earnings sound like their just "passing on the costs" like they always claim?

These outrageous increases don't hurt guys like Limbaugh and O'Reilly who make $35 MILLION a year between the two. But it hurts the hell out of the working class and people who are trying to keep their business from going under like me...

[Deja Q]

35. In that respect I agree, but there's far more to it than that

Upper class greed (their lives over ours because they have more money which means they're better by default :eyes: )

Oil is, literally, in everything we use or consume. Directly or indirectly.

Expect food prices to skyrocket along with the gas prices.

Peak oil is inevitable, but the republicons, starting with reagan, should have not dismissed it all. (of course, they were making love with Saddam and likely Osama at the time; we helped Osama get into power and we all saw how Rumdrinker and Saddam shook hands. Oh, what happened before 1993 that caused Osama to come after us? Maybe Rumsfeld might know? :shrug: :tinfoilhat: )

Having the *-created terrorists blow up pipelines doesn't help either.

[boneygrey]

21. 2.16 in Raleigh, NC for 93 octane n/t

[RichardRay]

22. Northwestern Wyoming - reg $2.25

and a couple of stations here in Jackson Hole have simply stopped selling premium. The ones that still have it are into the $2.60 range.

Richard Ray - Jackson Hole, WY

[GreenPartyVoter]

23. $2.14-$2.20 here on the coast of Maine

[Sinnerman]

24. ATLANTA, GA

Reg UNL - $1.69
Mid Grade $1.79
Prem $1.99

[vetwife]

26. Suburbs of Atlanta 1.99 a gallon for reg unleaded. 2.01H. Octane

I have not seen any gas for less anywhere. This is at a Racetrac, too. Shell is over 2.00 a gallon.

[Hubert Flottz]

27. $2.09.9 for regular unleaded 87 octane, $2.29.9 for 93 octane!

Milk about $4.00 a gallon! Rickets on the rise! The GOPers think you shouldn't abort a fetus, but that it's okay to starve the kid to death after it's born!

[deadparrot]

28. Hovering around $2. Haven't filled up in a while.

[TahitiNut]

30. $2.03 and up in Detroit suburbs

[alittlelark]

32. $2.41

Bay Area

[freeminder]

33. 3.7 Euro so 4.7 dollar per gallon of Diesel

Out here in Belgium. I kid you not.

Price at the pump is 0.99 Euro/liter for Diesel.

[AngryLizard]

34. $2.49 Los Angeles

So, it took, like $35 to fill my tank last week. Whee!

[phylny]

36. I paid $2.19 for regular today in Orange County, NY n/t

[Steven_S]

37. 2.15 regular; 2.25 premium - Bronx NY NMFT

[marlakay]

38. $2.50 walnut creek, CA

$2.45 other bay area while driving yesterday. Our area is high, we take Bart a lot to travel if we can.

[Hatalles]

39. Hayward, CA: $2.49 -- San Joaquin Valley, CA: $2.35 -- Regular Unleaded

[LibDemAlways]

40. $2.48 for 89 octane in Ventura County, CA.

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