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Seen 87 for $2.59 in a small town and the bigger cities it's floating from $2.89-3.19 still.

 

I saw E85 for $1.98 in southern MN and paid $2.49 near my house today.

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4 hours ago, OnTheReel said:

I’ve been waiting for this. First “1” I’ve seen in front of any fuel price in a LONG time.IMG_0435.thumb.jpeg.02f27fcd106d6b2cd0549ec8088ce6d3.jpeg

$2.29 here. 

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10 hours ago, Grumpy Bear said:

$2.29 here. 

$4.21 USD for a US gallons in the french portion of the 51 first state ( Québec ) socialism is expensive .... 

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Posted
12 hours ago, Grumpy Bear said:

$2.29 here. 

You’re in corn country like me! Should be cheaper!

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8 hours ago, OnTheReel said:

You’re in corn country like me! Should be cheaper!

 

I live in the land of GREED. Most are 20 to 60 cents higher. I have that one station that is at the $2.29 price and rarely varies. BP took over the last Petro Canada station in Rochelle. There is a Casey's about a hundred miles south that is very close to that price but unsteady in content percent. BP is 75% every time. 

 

I think most price it as a performance octane and not as a clean air play. 

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11 minutes ago, Grumpy Bear said:

 

I live in the land of GREED. Most are 20 to 60 cents higher. I have that one station that is at the $2.29 price and rarely varies. BP took over the last Petro Canada station in Rochelle. There is a Casey's about a hundred miles south that is very close to that price but unsteady in content percent. BP is 75% every time. 

 

I think most price it as a performance octane and not as a clean air play. 

Yeah, agreed. Mine has been pretty consistent at 75% too. I don’t check every fill but I can kinda use the A/F gauge as a proxy. If I’m in the 8s to low 9s I know I have some “high test”!

 

I imagine we’ll start to see the switchover to higher gasoline soon. Been pretty chilly here at night but truck still starts normally so far.

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Diesel still $5

 

Premium gas is over $5 most places now. Fake ass refinery fire in LA caused prices to jump again.

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36 hrs ago. Was wrong about the .30 cent jump, it was .40 cent. $2.79. But was right about the timing. Now it will slowly drop to $2.40ish area over the next 7-10 days. BS

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Saw $2.73 today at a Kwik Star and a Casey's. 

 

I've kept a chart of price since I bought the Mitsubishi and the price is for Premium but the trend is flat although the swings are wild. :nonod: Yellow is 24 point average and the red the linear average. Dead flat. 

 

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