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That's right... I just paid $3.10 a gallon for gas.

I try not to do any unnecessary driving anyway, but with gas prices going up .10¢ a day for 3 consecutive days, I think it just got warm enough to officially break my bicycle out of the garage.

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Holy crap! It's as low as $2.67 here, if you can call that low.

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I just paid 2.89

31.00 to fill up the tank. And I own a SMALL car..

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With crude oil quickly approaching a hundred bucks a barrel, those prices ain't going nowhere but up.

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cjhsa wrote:

Holy crap! It's as low as $2.67 here, if you can call that low.

Yeah... I live in the tax hell commonly referred to as Wisconin. On top of being taxed to hell we have mandated ethanol in Milwaukee county (I thought ethanol was supposed to be cheaper???) which is currently skyrocketing as well due to increased mandates all around the country. 3.10 today. 3.20 tomorrow.

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$3.55 per gal here! Are we having fun yet?? Saw $4.50 per gal. somewhere in New York.

Anon

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Merry Andrew wrote:

With crude oil quickly approaching a hundred bucks a barrel, those prices ain't going nowhere but up.

I heard an analyst yesterday that thought the price was being artificially inflated due to the high demand on the market. With everyone buying of course the price will go up. He expected that the prices are sure to go down some in the near future... I really hope he is right.

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Anon-Voter wrote:

$3.55 per gal here! Are we having fun yet?? Saw $4.50 per gal. somewhere in New York.

Anon

Is that regular?

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funny thing,

america is the number one comsumer of gaoline, and yet, even with what we consider high prices, we as a country pay..... i THINK the lowest per gallon..

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We pay here about the double of that sum .... for a liter!

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You can find it lower outside SF, but that's regular in SF Crying or Very sad

In Marin County, you (yesterday) could find 2.96 for Reg.

Anon

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I take the bus. $72.00/month, no insurance, no parking... and my daughter and I do what we want to do, with few exceptions. And I get a lot of reading done! Smile

One exception is shopping at Fry's Electronics. It's, I'd guess, a half-hour or forty-minute drive. On the bus, on Saturday, it's 2 hours 45 minutes one-way, by bus company estimate... Fry's, while it has attractive prices, has nothing that's worth six hours of my time to go get. Bicth, bicth, bicth.

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Walter Hinteler wrote:

We pay here about the double of that sum .... for a liter!

Yea, but you've got German Engineering Smile

Anon

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Walter Hinteler wrote:

We pay here about the double of that sum .... for a liter!

Yeah but how much of that is tax?

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Walter Hinteler wrote:

We pay here about the double of that sum .... for a liter!

About 1.20Euro per litre here.
Roughly translates to $6 a gallon.

You'll get no sympathy from this quarter!

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Our high demand and strong dollar (more so in the past than today) is what keeps the prices low for us. We deal in volume.

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Walter Hinteler wrote:

We pay here about the double of that sum .... for a liter!

Thinking.... so you're saying you pay $25/gallon for gas? I burn about a gallon just going to work and back. If you do you're either making big bucks or you're nuts.

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Is gas rising as much in England or Germany as it is here or is the US finally catching up price wise?

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Actually a liter regular is today $ 1.70 = ~ $6.80 for a gallon.

The English even pay more - they suspect to get £ 5 for gallon the next days (that's nearly $ 9)

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Taken from USA today -

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Cost in minutes

Americans are paying about the same for gas in minutes per gallon today (7.2 minutes) as during the 1970s, when the retail price was only 40 cents per gallon, and much less than during the early 1980s (more than 10 minutes per gallon) when real gas prices peaked.

Finally, consider the consumers in most other countries. With the exception of members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, such as Iran, U.S. gas prices are lower than almost anywhere in the world.

Go to Europe and you'll pay from $5 to $7 per gallon In Mexico, the world's fourth-largest oil producer, they pay $3.20 per gallon, about the same as in India, Brazil and Singapore.

American Consumers might have a lot of gripes to justifiably complain about, but the illusory high price of gas is not one of them.

The good old days of cheap U.S. gas are here now.

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