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$4.26 85 oct 

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Saturday 87 was 2.98 at the local meijer when I filled up my car with 93.

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$4.57 regular on the turnpike, $5.39 diesel, filled the truck local this am, $3.69

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On 6/27/2026 at 5:43 PM, Buckwild27 said:

Filled the Model A up with ethanol free gas $6.00 a gallon 

Wawa and Meijer here have ethanol free (88 & 89) I use for my mower and lawn equipment.  Its not much more than reg.  I paid $3.29 a few weeks ago.  

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1 hour ago, RyanbabZ71 said:

Wawa and Meijer here have ethanol free (88 & 89) I use for my mower and lawn equipment.  Its not much more than reg.  I paid $3.29 a few weeks ago.  

They treat it like it's gold here. It's more than diesel.  

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22 hours ago, Buckwild27 said:

They treat it like it's gold here. It's more than diesel.  

 

Thats crazy considering im right next door (Indiana)

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1 hour ago, RyanbabZ71 said:

 

Thats crazy considering im right next door (Indiana)

I agree. 

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looks like pricing going up here. A few places including Murphy's jumped at 30 cents. About 20 cents in norther DFW

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The good old days are coming back boys!IMG_8451.thumb.jpeg.c327e7f393d05e78e26c2c65e48766d0.jpeg

Premium still $4.66 and Regular at $3.45.

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I have one station in my area back to Prewar E-85 pricing. $2.199.

 

Everyone one else and every other grade still 86 cents to a buck higher. This chart is Shell V Power Nitro Plus 93 at my cheapest source and with my 4% COSTCO discount card. Dating back to 9/11/2024

 

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