What are you paying for gas?

[Bambikiller240]

$2.44 for 87 Octane, $2.68 for 91 Octane; as of last night 10-17-2004

[seerex]

between 1.98 to 2.10 depends on how much shopping you want to do

[sblake01]

$2.39 for 87 and $2.59 for 91 and still, apparently, climbing. (10/18/04)

[e_racer1999]

^^that's what we're paying here in san diego

[Zrush]

between 1.98 to 2.10 depends on how much shopping you want to do

Same over here in the Tampa Bay area and we can get 93 to 95 octane for around $2.10

$55 a barrel I here in the news today. Man that's ridiculous

Vicky

[beandip]

87 octane is $2.08 at the cheepest station here in Portland and I just bought some accross the river in Washington for $1.98

[Fun_in_my_z]

1.88 here.

[GunnerRob]

$2.27 here in Las Vegas today at the Chevron. At the Arco station (typically less expensive) gas is usually 5 to 7 cents cheaper. And this is for 87 octane.

[Alfadog]

where's the no whinging policy!!

You guys have it good. Here you'd pay about double that, and in the UK you would pay over that for a LITRE.

[Bambikiller240]

$2.44 for 87 Octane, $2.68 for 91 Octane; as of last night 10-17-2004

Just drove by the SAME station as last night. It's now $2.48.9 for 87 octane, and $2.72.9 for 91 octane. :mad:

[Bambikiller240]

where's the no whinging policy!!

You guys have it good. Here you'd pay about double that, and in the UK you would pay over that for a LITRE.

did you mean whining (only 1 "g")

we are aren't. Just comparing differences around the LARGE country.

....and the reason for that price difference (between USA and OZ / UK) would be largely in TAXES. The prices are rising for very different reasons (at this time) in the USA.

[Alfadog]

I was simply giving a comparison for some who might be interested to see what the rest of the world is doing (not just THE country, seeing as this is in "Open Discussions", not "Regional Discussions"!).. but I am interested in what you say there - why are petrol prices rising in the USA moreso than other western countries (if this is what you are insinuating)?