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Guest hardyz1
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Centre County PA here. The last month it held steady at $1.63, but just yesterday it went up to $1.67.

 

Thankfully I'm driving an '88 Ford Tempo and I only have to spend $20 a week, if that, on gas.

Guest Vern Gagne
Posted

$1.65 out in WBL, when I bought some yesterday. Not sure the price in St. Paul, it's probably about 4 to 6 cents more.

Guest Tyler McClelland
Posted

Damn. Up here in Bradford, PA, it's $1.69-$1.89 on average.

Guest kkktookmybabyaway
Posted

Between $1.70-$1.80 in SW Ohio.

 

And state pols are going to raise the gas tax by 6 cents in the upcoming years...

Guest J*ingus
Posted

I've seen it from 1.55 to 1.70 in TN and GA, for the cheapest brand (87 octane).

Guest treble charged
Posted

Around here it's about 80 cents/litre, but they said on the news that out in Vancouver it's 90 cents, so the premium stuff is actually over $1.00.

 

Ouch.

Guest bravesfan
Posted

$2.19 (unleaded) in most parts of Hawaii, but the gas tax is fixing to go up.

Guest Some Guy
Posted

$1.65.9 is what I paid today at the "cheap station" in Woburn, MA.

 

A liter is about a half gallon, right? I don't bother with Metric shit much. And Canada's dallor is about 65 cents or so, correct?

I'm just trying to figure out what you pay in American money, not taking a cheap shot.

Guest The Metal Maniac
Posted

I believe it's .91 cents per litre up here, currently.

 

I might be able to tell you how that equals out in American cash, but to be quite honest, I really don't know what you buy gas in in the States. Is it by the gallon?

 

But yeah, last time I checked, the exchange rate was something like 45-50 cents on the Dollar.

Guest Kahran Ramsus
Posted
$1.65.9 is what I paid today at the "cheap station" in Woburn, MA.

 

A liter is about a half gallon, right? I don't bother with Metric shit much. And Canada's dallor is about 65 cents or so, correct?

I'm just trying to figure out what you pay in American money, not taking a cheap shot.

I think it is about 0.4 gallons, but I'm not certain.

Guest Tyler McClelland
Posted

Since the Seneca reservation is a few miles away from me, I can actually get gas for $1.39/gallon if I want. It's tax free.

 

Wonderful, eh?

 

:D

Guest treble charged
Posted

Yeah, 1 gallon is about 4 litres.

Guest Some Guy
Posted

Wow, you guys up there are getting hosed. If it's anout $4 a gallon in Canaidian.

 

Yes, Tyler that is cool and I would damn sure be going there for gas if i were you.

Guest Bosstones Fan
Posted

Paid $1.56 here in Houston yesterday. It's up $0.34 over a year ago. Fuckin' price gouging...

Guest Vern Gagne
Posted
$2.19 (unleaded) in most parts of Hawaii, but the gas tax is fixing to go up.

It seems like everything is more expensive in Hawaii.

Guest Spaceman Spiff
Posted

Philly area - $1.62/gallon the other day, but I've also paid as much as $1.71/gallon

Guest franchise632
Posted

Over the past two weeks I have seen prices in different parts of Minnesota at $1.61, $1.65, $1.69, $1.78. So it can really vary.

Guest MaxPower27
Posted

Just filled up at $1.73 a gallon in Cape Coral, Florida.

Guest DrTom
Posted

I put the premium grade in, and it tends to be $1.73-$1.89 around here, with most stations under $1.80. Since the two $1.73 stations are only a few blocks away, I always fill up there.

Guest The Metal Maniac
Posted

Well, if there's about 4 L per Gallon, then that means gas is looking like $3.60 CDN (Roughly), plus the exchange rate of roughly 50%, means we're paying somewhere in the range of like, $1.80 American.

 

So all things considered, we're pretty even, I think.

Guest Zero_Cool
Posted

I'd say about 1.58 per gallon or so here in Dallas. Only a couple of years ago, it was like 1.10.

Posted

Right now, in central Kentucky, we've topped out at about $1.68. I drive a 2000 Escort coupe, so I don't have that much to worry about... but I long for the days of $.98 on the gallon.

Guest kkktookmybabyaway
Posted

Uh-oh -- this came up on Drudge...

 

http://www.drudgereport.com/flash1.htm

 

House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee leaders said Wednesday they may push for as much as a 20-cent-a-gallon increase in the federal gasoline tax over the next six years.

 

That is more than double the proposed 8.1-cent increase included in a plan they circulated just last week, CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY reports.

 

Chairman Don Young said "the tax increase will probably be included when the committee drafts a surface transportation bill later this spring. That would push the current 18.4-cent federal gas tax to more than 30 cents a gallon by 2009.

Guest NoCalMike
Posted

Here in Sacramento, CA, the last time I got gas it was $1.99. I drive a Saturn, so the only positive is that for "normal" driving, I only need to get gas once a week.

Guest EricMM
Posted

Good. I hope they do raise gas twenty cents. Anything to drive a spike into gas guzzlings's heart.

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