chevron 94 octane in Vancouver is $1.61 per litre, which is $6.12 per gallon.

 

91 octane is about $3.62 here in Nebraska while 89 octane is $3.38.

 

This morning

Oil
93.110001
-0.87
-0.93%

Regular $3.47 here.

 

My area (East Bay of the SF/Bay Area) has gas prices at $4.27 for regular.

In the last 5 days it jumped from $4.07 to $4.09 to $4.13 to $4.19 to $4.21and now to its current price.

 

CA gas-prices, for several reasons, are not necessarily indicative of the nation as a whole. CARB (California Air Resources Board) regulations for specialized fuel-blends, plus the notoriously high CA taxes and costs of doing buisness, create a limted market for CA fuel that is not cost-effective, and needs higher selling prices to make a profit. In many other areas of the country (even here in the fairly-expensive D.C. area), regular is now down to substantially below $4.00.

 

$3.96 finally I'm starting to see prices below $4 in NY

 

$2,99 in Spartanburg, SC
$3.23 in Atlanta
$3.79 in NYC

Just made the drive back from NYC to ATL

 

about $3.25 here.

 

Weird trend 2 years in a row - prices peak around March and fall throughout spring and summer. It's all backwards.

 

Bubbles are very unpredictable

 

$4.27 for Premium in CA where i'm at

 

huge drop lately here in houston area...I was shocked when I saw 2.99 yesterday.

 

^^ Lucky. Why is it so low in Texas? I know they are generally lower but that is substantially lower than the national average. Still around $3.55/reg in my area (MA).

 

One reason gas is cheaper here is of course the lower transportation costs. Most of our motor gas comes from refineries along the Houston Ship Channel. Of course the crudestock comes from South and West Texas, as well as the Gulf.

The largest reason for our lower fuel prices - as it is everywhere - is lower fuel taxes. As of last July, Texas and Louisiana were charging drivers for 38.4¢ per gallon, in Massachusetts, you're paying a bit more at 41.9¢, while California, with the highest fuel tax in the nation was charging a whopping 71.9¢ per gallon, figuring 18.4¢ of those totals is the federal excise tax that everyone pays. Believe it or not, the taxes on diesel actually run about 6¢ to 8¢ more per gallon across the nation than that for mogas. Your friendly neighborhood pump jockey is actually a tax collector now, handing off about 20% of your payment to the state and federal government.

http://www.api.org/oil-and-natural-g...xes-report.pdf - scroll to page 2.

 

regular's been 3.10ish last week, havent really looked this week