Gas Prices

OnTheReel · March 14

93 @ $4.59. E85 at $2.79, which is even more offensive to me. It suddenly went up 40% in price even though it’s only 25% gas currently. Meanwhile E10 only went up 15%.

Atlas · March 15

$4.70 is the cheapest for 87 right now, most stations around are into the 5's for regular.

I paid $6.29 for 91 today, highest I've ever paid.

KARNUT · March 17

This weekend it went to 3.19 at Kroger’s in Montgomery Texas. As of this morning it’s still there. The Ridgeline is just under half, the Odyssey is at 3/4s. My walking spots are 18 miles round trip. No trips probably for a month. I banking I’m good for the turn around. My wife’s Genesis is good for two weeks.

Grumpy Bear · March 17

9 minutes ago, KARNUT said:

This weekend it went to 3.19 at Kroger’s in Montgomery Texas. As of this morning it’s still there. The Ridgeline is just under half, the Odyssey is at 3/4s. My walking spots are 18 miles round trip. No trips probably for a month. I banking I’m good for the turn around. My wife’s Genesis is good for two weeks.

Over $3 in Texas is a warning sign.

Atlas · March 19

Diesel is increasingly high 6's around the Seattle area. Saw $6.89 yesterday.

KARNUT · March 19

3.39 at Walmart in Montgomery TX

Grumpy Bear · March 19

87 has hit $4 a gallon and Premium $4.85. Wait! Am I getting premium at the same price @Atlas pays for regular?

Atlas · March 20

14 hours ago, Grumpy Bear said:

87 has hit $4 a gallon and Premium $4.85. Wait! Am I getting premium at the same price @Atlas pays for regular?

Probably, but prices are always higher here on the West Coast. And we're over $5 for regular now even at the cheap stations.

txab · March 20

$3.41 today in W. Texas. Price has dropped a few pennies last few days.

$3.60 ish in DFW with price dropping by a few pennies each day

OnTheReel · March 20

SE WI today:

87 $3.69
93 $4.99

E85 $3.09

Grumpy Bear · March 20

Northern Ill rural

87 $4.00

93 $4.81

E85 ???

CamGTP · March 20

Still holding at $3.39 for 87 here. 93 octane was $4.17 and Diesel around $4.80's.

E85 in the mid to upper $2's from what I saw.

Atlas · March 21

Meanwhile, electricity is holding around 15 cents per kWh and gas prices aren't a concern for the EV we put ~20k miles on in the last year. It also never needed an oil change. It did need tires at 25k, as I'd expect any 4-second car in our household to need by then.

91 ethanol-free premium was clocked in at $6.89 last night at the ripoff station as we drove by. Now that the weather is nicer the fun cars will need some of that.