What is the cost of fuel in your area?

[ArtStream]

Ehernburg, AZ Diesel $2.12
Now we just need to find a job to drive to.

Michael

[CrawfordGene]

$1.45 with double discount (20¢) at Safeway in Delta, Colo. You have to spend $200 on groceries to get the 20¢ discount, so I won't be seeing that again for a while.

Gene

[clancy_boy]

Originally Posted by CrawfordGene

$1.45 with double discount (20¢) at Safeway in Delta, Colo. You have to spend $200 on groceries to get the 20¢ discount, so I won't be seeing that again for a while.

Gene

Funny, I walked out of Walmart today with $48 in groceries - just 4 bags worth, and of that only 1/2 lb of delli ham. It won't be long before $200 is the weekly amout for us. I think that could be another thread "What's the cost of groceries in your area"

Picayune Walmart and RaceTrac - ULead - $1.54 and holding but diesel dropped to $2.49 today - that's good - cheaper in Gulfport, MS.

[balrgn]

$1.69 for regular
$2.55 for diesel

[CrawfordGene]

Originally Posted by clancy_boy

I think that could be another thread "What's the cost of groceries in your area"

Clancy, I was thinking the same thing though I don't think I want to read:

Apples, $4/lb., Milk, $19 a gallon, Bread, whole wheat, $8. I obviously don't know the price of any of those things.

Food prices were supposed to be going up because of fuel prices, now I read they are still going up as everyone along the line (except probably the farmers) is making up for price increases they were afraid to make earlier in 2008. Estimate is they'll continue to go up in 2009.

Gene

[azflycaster]

Paid $1.58 per gallon today at Costco in North Phoenix for regular.

[ROBERTSUNRUS]

Hi,

Regular.....................$1.79

Mid-Grade.................$1.89

Premium....................$1.99*

Diesel.......................$2.39

Today all gas prices are under $2.00 per gallon and a big drop for Diesel [-$0.30]

[76sovereign]

$1.50 ..Unreal man

[catson4]

Tacoma, Wa
Regular unleaded $1.63.9
Deisel -----------$2.47.9
That is more than $0.50 per gallon LESS for deisel than I paid on September 7, 2007 ($2.98.9)for the first tank full I had to buy after the purchase of my Duramax on 9-05-07.

[Jimandrod]

I heard that it's expected to go below a dollar sometime in the next few weeks.

[HowieE]

Originally Posted by Jimandrod

I heard that it's expected to go below a dollar sometime in the next few weeks.

The price of crude will go low enough to support that but the crack spreads are being held a bit high while the refiners and stations make a little money.

[catson4]

" What is the cost of fuel in your area?
I've seen a spike in fuel prices just in the last few days.

Reg Unleaded was $1.46 4 days ago. Now $1.65

Diesel is now running @ $1.72

Could you share what the current price is in your area?

Thanks-John"

Posted by John on 2-14-2003 @9:36am.
Notice the price of regular?

"mrmossyoneCottonbol beat me to it, just down the street here in Cooterville, TN., USA reglur was a buck39 and falling. I'm still looking for 98 cent. "
Posted by mrmossyone on 12-04-08 @8:35pm.

Lookin' like the price is finaly gettin' down where it belongs....

[ibgl6]

1.69 regular in Panama City Fl. pronounced (panty ma city) by us southern folks. Sure hope it stays like this I can actually fill the Burb for less than a hundred dollars...SAM

[Silvertwinkie]

87- $1.69
89- $1.79
93- $1.89

Diesel- $2.32

Been hearing OPEC talking shock at what their Dec meeting will yield in terms of cutting production because prices have fallen so much.

IMHO, about $2 is reasonable. I surely don't want to see between $2.50 to $4.50 again! I mean personally, I pay right now about $12 more per fill up than I did before this whole thing started several years back. At the peak I was paying about $75 more per tankful. I find it unconscionable that OPEC, who was more than content with the trillions it was raking in before this whole mess started can actually, with a straight face say with prices falling and demand dropping the price of oil is too low.

Don't know about you, but OPEC and the rest of the oil producing nations (minus Russia, who seems hell bent on keeping production levels where they are) are simply shooting themselves in the foot. Everyone and their grandmother is starting to build alternate energy and/or reduced consumption vehicles. Not that I advocate that we should all drive fuel guzzling vehicles, but if they kept the prices where they are right now, like in the past we might just do what we've done, very little, they make the bucks and we drive the big cars. Dunno though, I think this last stint might have just been the last straw for consumers and vehicle manufacs......maybe 10 years from now, big oil won't be as much of a powerhouse as it once was....instead our electric companies may be.