dont sweat the extra price of 91 it only makes about a 1.5-2. dollar diff per fill up. no big deal.
and your still hundreds a year ahead of the yukon!

 

$4.23 a gallon 91 oct. in Flagstaff, AZ. 7/1/08

 

could be worst, could be paying that a litre like other countrys

 

Paid 4.21 at a Quicktrip in gilbert AZ today....Ugh!

 

In Australia we pay $1.56 AUS a litre ( $1.49 USD ). Doing some math it works out that I am paying $5.66 USD a gallon... god help us.

 

$4.40 for premium, Chicago Suburb

 

Another week and it's stayed @ $4.57!!

 

$4.63 Diamond Bar, CA Shell 91 Octane (thats the highest we get here in California) well...unless you go race gas!

But it's cheaper than what I paid 2 or 3 weeks ago at $4.79

 

$4.42 Shell V-Power 92 octane, Whidbey Island, Washington today.

 

$3.929 Premium.

 

gas is going down!

 

saw regular at the Walmart yesterday for $3.62

 

Let me know when it gets back down to less than two dollars...

 

I hope they're not just teasing us before it jumps up even higher!

 

Averaging about $1.40/gallon for my home-made (ethanol) and about $3.00 for purchased (ethanol/e85).

 

It's great! Found a station yesterday not too far from my place that was $4.03/gal for 93-octane. Hopefully the trend continues.

 

Shell V-Power 93 @ $4.03 here in San Antonio too.

I was cleaning through receipts and found an old gas receipt (from 2004 if I recall correctly). Regular unleaded price: $1.53. Those were the days!

 

That's my concern... I call it the "Slingshot Effect" they bring the prices down a little bit then shoot them up past the previous high mark.

 

Paying $4.19 for Shell V-Power (premium)

 

Filled up Friday Night and was happy to see 92 V-Power @ $4.23, local corner Shell Station, Vancouver, WA.

 

I guess when I complain about $3.69 for 93octane you guys must think I'm crazy when compared to the prices in WA

 

It would be nice if the downward trend continues, but these recent increases in gas, are not like the spikes in the past. China and India are now industrializing at such a quick rate that the demand for oil will continue to out-pace the supply.
Until alternative forms of energy provide relief, the price per barrel will continue to climb. In 2005 oil was $60/barrel, now it is $130/barrel and in 5 years it will be over $300/barrel, unless alternatives are implemented. Though the short term prices go up and down a little, the trend is only up. So how does $12/gallon of gas sound down the road a bit?

Ouch, so what is the conversion of $12/gallon?

 

I paid $4.04 for 91 today. Filled up for $51.99.

 

Geez, I've got everyone except the fellow in Oz beat, it must be our gas taxes. I swear we need new elected officials in this state.

$4.04/gal for regular (87 octane)... at the cheap stations.

Regular (87) at the shell is $4.06/gal and v-power is $4.36/gal (91 octane).

 

I'm not trying to hurt anyones feelings, I'm just excited to find out that the local Sunoco station now sells 95octane for less than many other states are charging for 87octane.
Until recently the best I could do was 93octane but from now on they have my business as long as they don't get carried away with their prices on the 95octane.
As for the price check it out yourself in the picture I took less than 30 minutes ago.