Ouch...just filled up today....
07-26-2005, 10:34 AM
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Paid $2.27 for 93 yesterday...one of the perks of working in the hood...
Saw it posted for $2.39 and $2.42 on the way to work this morning near the house...
Saw it posted for $2.39 and $2.42 on the way to work this morning near the house...
07-26-2005, 12:43 PM
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08-15-2005, 10:50 AM
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$2.49 for Sunoco 94 octane the other day. It was $2.33 the previous day I filled up, that's a .16$ increase in one day. I think it's up another .13$ today although I hate to check prices.
08-15-2005, 10:54 AM
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Originally Posted by zeezz
saw it at 2.79 at another place. this is for shell vpower... 
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08-15-2005, 12:04 PM
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Gas prices just RIDICULOUS.
Filled up last night in Denver, Co and paid a little under $40 for a full tank. I think it was at 2.80 a gallon. Is higher octane really that worth it?! ANyone see performance changes when getting lower octane gasoline?
08-15-2005, 12:14 PM
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Just put in $2.69 last night and hope we don't get anywhere close to the prices the people in California are paying right now.
08-15-2005, 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted by De La Rocha
Filled up last night in Denver, Co and paid a little under $40 for a full tank. I think it was at 2.80 a gallon. Is higher octane really that worth it?! ANyone see performance changes when getting lower octane gasoline?
08-15-2005, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by rets
I hate the traffic. Higher price of GAS, less cars on the highway. 
Just got back from the Co. I work for in San Diego, $3.25 for 91. Freeways were packed as usual.
Nice and "cheap" at $2.65 ish here. Highways packed as usual.
Anyone for $5+?
08-15-2005, 02:52 PM
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$2.65-$2.80, depending on which scam artist/rapist you visit.
Here's a theory: Somebody somewhere has a lot of money tied up in some alternative fuel source that they want the world to turn to...what better way to force us to use it than to make the price of gas and oil go sky high? And yes, the government's in on it, just like everything else...just ask the white rabbit over on the grassy knoll...
Maybe I should lay off the all day concert festivals...
Here's a theory: Somebody somewhere has a lot of money tied up in some alternative fuel source that they want the world to turn to...what better way to force us to use it than to make the price of gas and oil go sky high? And yes, the government's in on it, just like everything else...just ask the white rabbit over on the grassy knoll...
Maybe I should lay off the all day concert festivals...
08-15-2005, 03:43 PM
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Went up about a dime over the weekend here in southern Louisiana. It's now about 2.65. This is probably the most expensive it has ever been raised to in this region. Gotta think of something...
I'm going to invest that money into a Taco Bell meal and experiment with crude methane passed straight into the tank.
I'm going to invest that money into a Taco Bell meal and experiment with crude methane passed straight into the tank.
08-15-2005, 09:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Jeffa1
$2.99 for Union 76 premium in Santa Clara, CA.
Chevron at CA-210/ Foothill, La Verne sells 91 Oct at $2.83
08-15-2005, 09:32 PM
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I bet hummers are selling like hot cakes!
What they got, 40 gallon gas tank?
$100.00 to fill it up at 12 mpg?
How about a V12 or a hemi V8??
All wheel drive?
Fortunetly, I dont pay for gas for the work van, and we dont drive the TL
enough to where it impacts the budget at all, even when gas gets up to $4.00
a gallon or more, where it belongs.
The REAL price of gasoline should be $6.00 a gallon, if you count all
the stuff the US does to prop up the sources crude comes from...
Brett
What they got, 40 gallon gas tank?
$100.00 to fill it up at 12 mpg?
How about a V12 or a hemi V8??
All wheel drive?
Fortunetly, I dont pay for gas for the work van, and we dont drive the TL
enough to where it impacts the budget at all, even when gas gets up to $4.00
a gallon or more, where it belongs.
The REAL price of gasoline should be $6.00 a gallon, if you count all
the stuff the US does to prop up the sources crude comes from...
Brett
us
08-15-2005, 10:42 PM
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Originally Posted by De La Rocha
Filled up last night in Denver, Co and paid a little under $40 for a full tank. I think it was at 2.80 a gallon. Is higher octane really that worth it?! ANyone see performance changes when getting lower octane gasoline?
My wife's Yukon runs on regular (Thank God!). It averages about 16-18 MPG, but she only drives about 40 miles per week at most.
