Japanese and American cars usually have plenty of gas when it say 0 range remaining, but the Germans are a lot more precise when it comes to that. I found out the hard way.

 

Idiot proofing vs actually giving you hard info I guess lol!

Oh and gas by me is $4.99 for normal and $5.60 for 93.

 

I was in Minnesota yesterday and it was over a dollar cheaper per gallon there ($4.79) than here in Washington ($5.97) for regular.

 

These gas prices are killing me. It was $4.79 a gallon for premium at Costco. That’s like $1+ cheaper than the regular gas stations.

 

$5.79 at Costco here yesterday.

 

I actually saw prices drop $.03 yesterday at the station down the street from me. Stations in my town were stuck on $4.99 for a while, and I wondered if they were trying to keep from the psychology of having a "5" as the first number. It went up to $5.03, and then back down to $4.99 a couple of days later.

But the $4.99 I saw yesterday was with something I have never ever seen before -- it was $4.99 0/10ths, NOT 9/10ths. I don't ever remember any gas price NOT being 9/10ths.

 

Here's Costco regular in San Jose, CA



Here's Chevron, Regular Cash only price:



#EV's forever #ILUVMYEV #YES IM VIRTURE SIGNALING

 

Wow, I don't think I've ever seen that either...

 

how do you get 70c off a gallon?

that's because y'all are rich in washington.

i don't recall EVER seeing tenths of a cent on a price here in florida.

 

Grocery/Kroger points earned with their rewards program.

 

i find these programs to be a bunch of b.s. - charge too much for groceries to make customers feel good when we give them a discount on gas.

 

This is a pic of a FL gas station that shows it.


LINK

 

Regardless, it's where we get our groceries as they have the best prices in town, and they offer fuel points which often times add up to a significant discount, so we use them.

 

Kroger has cheap food prices, or as cheap as you're gonna find right now except for maybe Walmart. Thier generic is dirt cheap and excellent. I have absolutely saved a BUNDLE in gas money over the years from the points. Kroger doesn't overcharge. Publix is a different story.

 

For me, its the same grocery store I always use anyways, so may as well earn gas points.