oh my gosh..........................
10-04-2005, 06:01 PM
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oh my gosh..........................
just drove by the chevron around my house...... arcadia, los angeles county area.. Chevron 91 is now 3.23...........and cnn and other news say the gas will go up, with luck stay level for at least 6 months or more .... 
10-04-2005, 06:04 PM
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Oh, crap!!! you live around Arcadia?????
That's where I usually fill up the gas too.....
Duarte and Baldwin.....
Note to self.... change refueling station...
Besides the point.... ready or not the price will go up.... have to find another alternative... I'm already cutting down on my other expenses.
That's where I usually fill up the gas too.....
Duarte and Baldwin.....
Note to self.... change refueling station...
Besides the point.... ready or not the price will go up.... have to find another alternative... I'm already cutting down on my other expenses.
10-04-2005, 06:15 PM
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yea no kidding, im gonna go back to mobile... nevermind that tier 1 gas haha, doesnt make sense to pay 10 cents more per gallon, and just got the mobile platinum card. 3% back every purchase at mobile gas station.... will do that insstead.. they are saying its attributed to the refinaries down.. so gas price willg o up for a while..
10-04-2005, 06:18 PM
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Originally Posted by foolioness
Oh, crap!!! you live around Arcadia?????
That's where I usually fill up the gas too.....
Duarte and Baldwin.....
Note to self.... change refueling station...
Besides the point.... ready or not the price will go up.... have to find another alternative... I'm already cutting down on my other expenses.
That's where I usually fill up the gas too.....
Duarte and Baldwin.....
Note to self.... change refueling station...
Besides the point.... ready or not the price will go up.... have to find another alternative... I'm already cutting down on my other expenses.
baldwin and duarte? hahaha you fill up at the mobile station? thats where im gonna go from now on
10-04-2005, 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted by jlukja
DAMN!!!! 
We just filled up the wife's Civic at the ARCO on Los Alamitos Blvd. and they had 91 for $1.99/gal. and I DIDN'T FILL UP.
We just filled up the wife's Civic at the ARCO on Los Alamitos Blvd. and they had 91 for $1.99/gal. and I DIDN'T FILL UP.
10-04-2005, 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Howard911s
baldwin and duarte? hahaha you fill up at the mobile station? thats where im gonna go from now on
Don't you have a company car that you can drive during work hours? I figure that you'd only drive your car for the weekend?
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Originally Posted by jlukja
DAMN!!!! We just filled up the wife's Civic at the ARCO on Los Alamitos Blvd. and they had 91 for $1.99/gal. and I DIDN'T FILL UP.
We just filled up the wife's Civic at the ARCO on Los Alamitos Blvd. and they had 91 for $1.99/gal. and I DIDN'T FILL UP.Are you sure its $1.99? WOW!!!! Maybe they put the wrong price......
10-04-2005, 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike_McCready
Well you could always buy a Mitsubishi and get a year of free gas...
but that just wouldn't be as fun as driving an Acura
but that just wouldn't be as fun as driving an Acura
10-04-2005, 10:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike_McCready
Well you could always buy a Mitsubishi and get a year of free gas...
but that just wouldn't be as fun as driving an Acura
but that just wouldn't be as fun as driving an Acura
and then they go out of business
10-04-2005, 11:15 PM
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Originally Posted by foolioness
Are you sure its $1.99? WOW!!!! Maybe they put the wrong price......
Sorry, I meant $2.99/gal.
which is still pretty good fro 91.
10-05-2005, 01:43 AM
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tis the season to spend money....was doing my monthly expenditure....found out I need to up my monthly gas budget by 30-40 bucks..... so if anyone of you guys is on a budget and hasnt changed it for a while.. tis the time to update it!
10-05-2005, 03:16 AM
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mmmmmm....
Look this statistics!!~
"Sales of the perennial best-selling SUV, the Ford Explorer, dropped by 58% compared with September 2004. Its larger kin, the Ford Expedition, which gets 14 mpg in city driving, saw sales drop 61%. Ford stopped producing its even larger SUV, the Excursion, last month.
GM’s full-size SUVs, due to be replaced with more fuel-efficient models next year, fell 56%. Sales of its Hummer H2 – so heavy it doesn’t fall under the EPA’s fuel-mileage ratings system -- were off by 31%, but the brand’s smaller new SUV, the H3, is off to a brisk start. It’s rated at 16 mpg in city driving.
Toyota moved 46% fewer of its immense Sequoia sport-utilities, rated at 15 mpg city, and sales of its smaller SUVs were off sharply as well. Sales of Honda’s largest SUV, the Pilot, fell 26%. Nissan sold 20% fewer of its 13-mpg Armadas"
"Sales of the perennial best-selling SUV, the Ford Explorer, dropped by 58% compared with September 2004. Its larger kin, the Ford Expedition, which gets 14 mpg in city driving, saw sales drop 61%. Ford stopped producing its even larger SUV, the Excursion, last month.
GM’s full-size SUVs, due to be replaced with more fuel-efficient models next year, fell 56%. Sales of its Hummer H2 – so heavy it doesn’t fall under the EPA’s fuel-mileage ratings system -- were off by 31%, but the brand’s smaller new SUV, the H3, is off to a brisk start. It’s rated at 16 mpg in city driving.
Toyota moved 46% fewer of its immense Sequoia sport-utilities, rated at 15 mpg city, and sales of its smaller SUVs were off sharply as well. Sales of Honda’s largest SUV, the Pilot, fell 26%. Nissan sold 20% fewer of its 13-mpg Armadas"
10-05-2005, 05:40 AM
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You got to love when crude oil goes down $2.00* a barrel yesterday (almost), and gas prices don't budge. The other day when hurricane Rita, caused "FEARS" of an oil shortage, crude oil went up 2%, gas immediately jumped 5% -- imagine that.
*Gas in California doesn't correspond to the trends of the rest of the US due to their stringent specs.
*Gas in California doesn't correspond to the trends of the rest of the US due to their stringent specs.
10-05-2005, 09:37 AM
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You got to love when crude oil goes down $2.00* a barrel yesterday (almost), and gas prices don't budge. The other day when hurricane Rita, caused "FEARS" of an oil shortage, crude oil went up 2%, gas immediately jumped 5% -- imagine that.
*Gas in California doesn't correspond to the trends of the rest of the US due to their stringent specs.
*Gas in California doesn't correspond to the trends of the rest of the US due to their stringent specs.
10-05-2005, 09:44 AM
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I filled up my CL-S two days ago, and it cost me $52.67, at that time the gas over here is $3.79 per gallon, and today the same gas station is selling the same gas for 3.99. I wish my TSX can get here soon.
10-05-2005, 09:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Howard911s
tis the season to spend money....was doing my monthly expenditure....found out I need to up my monthly gas budget by 30-40 bucks..... so if anyone of you guys is on a budget and hasnt changed it for a while.. tis the time to update it!
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Originally Posted by TSX b0y
Dude, you guys all live in arcadia?! I LIVE IN ARCADIA TOO!!! DANG... but I go to school up north called University of the Pacific in Stockton, CA...
I go there often....
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