We had to go to Denver today and are still seeing slight declines. I filled up for $1.26 off Sheridan blvd. Here in the mountains we've moved to a low of $1.77 and a high of $1.93. Once the ski season ends the gap between our town and Denver will be within 10 cents. Our local fuel stations take advantage while they can.
1.39 per gallon regular, Harrisonburg, Virginia first day of the new year!
Get ready for a move up in price, probably 2.25 a gallon is something to get
used to for the next ten years. If you want to protect yourself from higher average
prices you could make an investment in oil shares that would offset your costs. Hedge now or Headache later!
That's my two cents for the new year!
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$1.57 for Regular
$2.29 for the cheapest Diesel. Filled this AM for less than $30!
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Wholesale gas is up around 30¢/gallon in the last few weeks ($1.19 yesterday). The Gaza situation and successive production cuts by OPEC have affected the market. Actually it seems retail prices have not increased as fast as wholesale. If there's a cease fire in Gaza, maybe prices will stabilize or drop a little.
Back when I was a kid, prices in a seemingly perpetual gas war in NJ were 14.9¢. I think it was 1947 when we used to go see my grandparents in Rutherford. Adjusted for inflation, now that would be $1.37, exactly what we paid a few days ago. Gas cost more outside of NJ—so if it were 19.9¢ in 1947, it should be $1.83 today.
This is approximately the range of prices now, same as 1947. The prices we paid in the late '90's often were less than in the late '40's.
Gene
Last edited by CrawfordGene; 01-07-2009 at 11:46 AM.
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This is approximately the range of prices now, same as 1947. The prices we paid in the late '90's often were less than in the late '40's.
Gene
This is true, but adjusted for inflation, a lot of things are cheaper now than in the 1940's.
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