I know back in the day it was insurance related for Oregon. But I left there 30+ years ago.

5.71 here in Vegas

Some jackass politicians got it in their head that they are keeping people employed by restricting it. However, they don't have enough people to work so gas stations are closed anyway. Every time it gets discussed, the general population loses their minds. I think we'll be getting a mix of full serve and self serve within the next year. At least I hope.

People worried about safety. Dont want people lighting a heater while pumping gas.It is done billions of times every day without a problem, yet NJ thinks they are saving lives.

Here is an article

https://newjerseymonitor.com/briefs/...-own-gas-bill/

6-14-22

New record high national average gasoline $5.016

New record high national average diesel $5.775

Kansas state average $4.672

Missouri state average $4.682

https://gasprices.aaa.com/

It's been $4.59 most places in Wichita for a bit now. Had been going up daily for a while.

Oil has dipped some, perhaps this is where we ride for a while.

Dropped a little to $5.014

I was so excited to find a gas station near me that was charging a measly $6.09 a gallon! That's like, .50 less than what i thought was my cheapest gas station!

My Grand Cherokee takes diesel. $5.95 here in Chandler yesterday.

$4.88 here. Upside saves me a little, but it cost me $61 minus $2 savings to fill up the other day at $4.79

6.00 - 6.60 here in san diego

****ing hell.

I'm afraid to ask what a fish taco there costs these days. Lol

Just got back from vacation to GNP. Put around 4k on the car. Scared to see the CC bill for all the gas when it comes.

Could be worse. $8.60/gallon in the UK.

Less than a gallon of gas, i promise you that.

Another small drop to $5.009

5.19

Paid $4.84 for premium in town this morning.

“We’re definitely seeing demand destruction at the gas stations,” said Tom Kloza, global head of energy analysis for OPIS, which tracks prices and the volume of gasoline pumped to compile the daily price information released by AAA.

The amount of gasoline pumped at the nation’s 130,000 gas stations is down 7% for the week ending June 11 compared to same period last year, and down 17% from the same week in pre-pandemic 2019, according to OPIS data.

Rejoice. $4.989

Camry was getting horrible gas mileage.
2.4 VVT.
Put in 4 new spark plugs ,4 new coil packs and a map sensor.
We're back to over 30 mpg. And the check engine light is off

4.29 at Costco in Indep today.

$5.89 for diesel in Alabama. Yeesh.

Your thread has aged like spoiled milk wanker :LOL:

Errr, what?

I got gas for 4.98 in New Jersey and felt I got a bargain.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/high-ga...mp-11655890381

In the first full week of June, gasoline sales at U.S. stations were down about 8.2% compared with the same week last year—the 14th consecutive week that sales have lagged behind 2021 levels, according to surveys by energy-data provider OPIS.

In the week ended June 10, the Energy Information Administration’s measure of implied demand—an estimate of products supplied to consumers—declined by roughly 110,000 barrels a day from the prior week, to about 9.1 million barrels a day. That figure is down from about 9.4 million barrels a day the same time last year.

$4.955/gallon national average.

June 22, Columbia MO

Seems to be $4.85 everywhere

Down to 5.09

WTI trading down 3.78% at $105.79

Nice! What year is your Camry? Ours is a 2017 and I love it. For a basic sedan, it drives well and gets good gas mileage. Gonna drive ours till the ****ing wheels fall off.

Bought new in 2002.
Has 220,000 on it. I've pounded on this car hard.
At about 120k I said **** it. Let's chase crippled snow geese through the corn fields with it. And turn this Camry into a mobile toolbox..
It's been in several wrecks (none we're my fault) and still has a clean title. No Savage title yet.
Replaced the transmission at 176k . Had I changed the transmission fluid just once. I'm sure that transmission would still be pushing the Camry down the road.
I've replaced the original starter with a few after market starters.
That started at about 55k. I finally went to a U-pull It
And grabbed a factory Toyota starter and that problem went away.
Replaced the struts about 20k miles ago.
That's the maintenance record.

The 2.4s do burn oil. But they run forever

If your 2017 has the 2.5?
It may never die.

$4.29 @local Costco today. Yawn.

FTR, $5 per gallon gas prices in 2007 (the date of this thread) would be about $3.55 today. Given global politics, I'll take $4.29 (considering Putin's crap.)

Again, please tell me you don't teach mathematics.

Yea when we had cheap gas it was terrible for everyone and everything.

$3.55 isn’t acceptable let alone $4.29.

Still paying $2.99 for e85, even though I am not a fan of the shit. Better than $4.59

You are getting 27% less per gallon out of E85 so you are effectively paying $4.10 per gallon, plus your time for having to fill up much more frequently.

Hopefully it isn't ****ing your engine.

Do we want someone like that teaching anything? With that poor of logic, what other nonsense is coming out?

All of these.

That shit will gum an engine up in no-time.

Yeah, I hate the stuff

The station has a $74 limit for fuel at the pump unless you go inside.

:spock:

Never thought it would come to this, but I actually went gas shopping yesterday for 91 octane without alcohol. Ended up buying 20 gals @ 5.49 for the bass boat. Highest I saw was 5.99.
87 with 10% alcohol is 4.49 most places here.

Paid $6.99 at the marina this morning:spock:

4.69

National average now $4.89. Crude still $108

Price drop before 4th July weekend. How... ordinary

$4.14 in El Dorado, Ks.

Edit: when I actually got to the pump, it was $4.09.

I put some 91 octane in my Vette at Cosco @ $4.70 per then I went to Kum & Go and put some 93 in @ $5.20. I tried to cut my cost :) Guess I'm running 92 octane @ $4.95 per gallon.

FJB

4.17 at Costco in Indep today.

29 June, Columbia MO


$4.79

pretty funny the cost of a barrel of oil and the national average have both dropped in recent weeks, but here the prices haven't, hell station nearest the house creeped up two cents a gallon overnight last night to $5.31. We don't even have the regulations and the taxes of places like Commiefornia. Something stinks.

4.38 in Tulsa yesterday (QT)

4.33 at some QTs

5.09

This should help.

Biden admin misses major oil lease deadline: 'an absolute disgrace'

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...a3c8a671491ee1

Gasoline now $4.80. Crude dropped below $100/barrel.

Headed in the right direction, for now.

So the argument it was all Putins fault again is proven wrong since of course they are still at war.... right? Right?

4.49 at Casey's up the street. Going on a driving vacation this coming week...hope it keeps falling...

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But...but...but...YES DAMMIT!!! :rolleyes:

Yes, as is the theory that it was all Biden's fault, since he's still president.

If you look at the price of gasoline, there was a massive and sudden jump a few days after the invasion began. That increase is still part of the reason why crude (and gasoline) is still high, just not the only reason.

Oh, and $4.77/gallon and crude is down 2.8% at $97.19

$4.39 at Westport QT...

I was at the Jump Start across from Dillon’s and hit it for $3.949 a gallon for the 93 octane a few days ago.

The shitty e85 is still hanging at $2.999 a gallon

$4.02 at Costco in Indep this morning.

Costco Midtown

https://i.imgur.com/0Fhyc99.jpg

Just paid about $90 for half a tank of diesel in Scotland. It's crazy how spoiled we are in the U. S.

July 7, Columbia MO

$4.64

$3.99 @ Sam’s in independence mo

$92 to fill up my car yesterday in NJ. New high for me, although prices are down slightly this week.

The Russian bots are trying to take over the gas thread!!!!!!

4.03 in Urbandale, IA this morning.

4.21 in Tulsa @ QT

4.56 for e85 at Omaha Kum&Go

3.86 in independence, Mo. sams club/Costco.

Back under $5 in in east Mesa AZ

I think I paid 4.39 today and still hated it :deevee:
but going the right way at least

Yeah, a person shouldn't think that if it comes down a little in price that this is better then what it was and accept it. These high prices aren't right and need to be addressed.