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The price of gasoline is going down here. But, it is still not cheap. And, it has ethanol. The place where I ordinarily buy gas, sells it right now for $3.14/gal.
There are only two places to buy gasoline without ethanol. Both those places are too far away (20 miles away) to be feasible for regular purchase.
This gas I bought for $3.07 is not ethanol-free. Of course, this is an independent gas station and just happens to be about 19 miles from the house. I was on a secret shopper mission today, the only reason I was out and about.
To convert liters to gallons
one gallon = 3.87 liters or 1 gal ~ 3.8 liter Just multiply price per liter x 3.8. (example 1.32 x 3.8) Or, I will do it.
Your turn
Where do you live and what is the price of gasoline per gallon or liter? Is the price going up or down?
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Friday, October 4, 2013
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I assume your prices are for a gallon. In my part of Australia we are at the moment paying over $1.50 a litre - and the prices are climbing again.
ReplyDeleteEC--$5.70/gal
DeletePeel Region Western Australia and I can sometimes get it for $1.39litre but most places are higher at around $1.45ish. So what does that mean...we are paying twice as much as you guys? Roundabout?
ReplyDeleteBarb.
Barb--$5.28 gal
DeleteNorthern Ontario- $1.40 to $1.45 per litre, and rising... (about $5.30 per gallon).
ReplyDeleteWendy,
DeleteThat is how I figured it.
I have just used a converter and we are paying $ 9.12 here in the UK.
ReplyDeleteI Wish it was your price
markdebby,
DeleteThat is outrageous. No wonder the British walk and bike so much...well, according to my way of thinking.
3.89 a gallon Fresno CA.
ReplyDeleteKristine,
DeleteWe never got quite that high a few weeks ago. Thanks for the response. I was so elated when I saw the price.
Last weekend gas here in NE PA was $3.49. We went to VA and as we got further South the prices started dropping. The lowest we say was $3.03 gal. somewhere in Central VA. Back to PA on Sunday and it was $3.55 here....wtf?!
ReplyDeleteOh how I love the high state taxes on gas in PA! 8-(
slugmama,
DeleteWow! $3.03 is great. That is a fillup price whether I need it or not. When it was around $3.60 a few weeks ago, I was miffed.
In the Seattle area it is $3.50/gallon. More if you are closer to Seattle.
ReplyDeleteJ and M,
DeleteThat's high. I remember when gas was $0.98/gallon. I was driving 500 miles each week for school.
Right now we're sitting at $1.17 per litre in south central British Columbia. About $4.44 per gallon. Our prices always fluctuate and more often than not on the upside.
ReplyDeleteHelga,
DeleteNo matter how annoyed I am with prices, I am shocked at other prices and relieved ours are so low in this area. However, on the interstate there are prices near your current price. Thanks.
I honestly have NO idea as I don't drive, but I do know it's WAY more expensive than where you are. lol! I can tell by the grumbling of everyone I know who does drive... ;)
ReplyDeleteCarla,
DeleteHow does it happen you don't drive? I am thinking you live in a large city with great public transportation. Yes, everyone grumbles at the price of gas.
When we left Florida, it was $3.37. As soon as we hit Georgian it was $3.09. In Indiana, it's $3.29.
ReplyDeleteWhy the differences! Finally I have an internet connection Linda!!!!
lj,
DeleteCrossing state lines made a difference, it appears. Yay! for internet connections.
The stations near my home range from $3.69-$3.89. This is a price reduction from a few weeks ago when we were well over $4.00.
ReplyDeleteJanet,
DeleteOver $4/gallon is a lot in my estimation. Thanks for sharing that.
I'm in Delaware and this week it was at $3.34 for regular (10% ethanol), which I though was good compared to what it hs been. This was the lowest I've seen in a while. It is probably a little higher just across the border in pennsylvania and lower just across the border in NJ. New Jersey always has a lower price, but NJ doesn't allow self-serve, so someone is paid to pump it into everyone; car, yet their prices are always lowest. Go figure!
ReplyDeleteLarry,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the information. I wonder why that NJ does not allow self serve. Do you know? I wonder how they pay a worker yet have lower prices. ??? That just goes to show there is more to pricing than the price of gas. I mean, if they can afford to pay an employee, and still keep prices low, why cannot the self serve states have even lower prices?
Oh, dear. I deleted a post I meant to keep here!
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