[dziqsek]

Same thing is all across the world not only US, and honestly i dont think anobody of us can do anything with it sadly;/ Gas Mob is alive!!!

[Chenry135]

$3.99 here in Statesboro, Georgia.

[Robin_NL]

BP Ultimate RON 98, 1 litre 1.72 euro (current rate US$ 2.46 for one litre)

1 US gallon= 3.785 litre so US$ 9.31 per US gallon here in Holland....

[hks786]

Originally Posted by Robin Hood

BP Ultimate RON 98, 1 litre 1.72 euro (current rate US$ 2.46 for one litre)

1 US gallon= 3.785 litre so US$ 9.31 per US gallon here in Holland....

Shittt. We are about £1.35 a litre here which about 1.55 euros. Bad times.

[dziqsek]

Shell Vpower 100octane 1.5EUR here in PL today

[adhd1001]

€1,69 a liter down here in the netherlands, About $8,93 us gallon!

[san~man]

Beat this (US only) REG/PLUS/SUPER

[bmwmthree]

^ i think i can beat that..lol

i remember seeing PLUS as $4.50

[bolinp78]

Originally Posted by E92PAT

Wake up folks this a rigged game by the government and the oil companies. Oil went to $101/barrel (55 gallons)and the pump price $3.55 to $4.07 per gallon, now flash back to July Aug 2008. -Oil peaked at $147/barrel and the price at the pump was $3.67 per gallon. Basically in 2008, the taxes, refining, delivery costs, wholsaler fees and profits cost $1.00 per gallon over the crude cost. Now ask yourself this why is the the price of gasoline today is as high as it was in 2008, when the cost per gallon of crude today is 68% of what it was in 2008. Basically our federal, state and local governments has added almost a 32% tax increase sine 2009. Based on actual costs, if you still gave the governments and companies the same $1.00 markup, the price of gas today should be $2.87 not almost $4.00 per gallon. It’s time to write the president,m congress and gas company and tell them enough is enough unless the real intent is to nationalize America!

What? No. You are completely ignoring the real issues behind the price at the pump, such as the unrest in the middle east, speculation, and the fact that the country still won't get their heads out of their asses and realize that we have to start importing less oil from countries that want to kill us.

[solefald]

Filled up for $4.70 today. $80 full tank

[aretardedorange]

$4.95. Almost $5. Smh.

[JCE]

Originally Posted by bolinp78

What? No. You are completely ignoring the real issues behind the price at the pump, such as the unrest in the middle east, speculation, and the fact that the country still won't get their heads out of their asses and realize that we have to start importing less oil from countries that want to kill us.

Importing less oil will mean it is less susceptible to volitility due to unrest overseas, but the cost of domestic production will be higher on average than imported sans unrest. This country is in the condition it is right now due to the political movement over the last 30 years to deregulate everything, which is the important issue while the rubes base their votes upon abortion, etc. Both parties are at fault....the Repubs for pushing these policies and the Dems for going along, while displaying the populist rhetoric in public. Both parties suck the tit of corporate America; one is just more blatant about it than the other.

The government, ie "the country", cannot "make" oil companies increase domestic production in the face of the current policy climate in place, that we as a country collectively voted for whether we realized it or not. Thus, your rant is fallacy IMO. Now we hypocritically bitch about this dilemma, when we would be bitching for paying higher gas prices if domestic production was mandated. We are a country of hypocrites that want something for nothing, and if people think American oil companies will collectively increase domestic production and be "good Americans" then that is insane. Somebody wouldn't play the game, and their gas would be cheaper and that station would have lines around the block, full of people ie "the country" bitching about the middle east, while the stock of the "good American" companies tank. This whole situation is fucked up, and I bet there is collusion abound in the industry as well. The good thing about democracy is you get what you deserve. That is also the bad thing about democracy.

I paid $3.89 for Chevron super unleaded 2 days ago in Houston. The Shell station down the street which I usually buy from I think is about $3.80 right now.

[Augenbrauezug]

3.79 for premium shell. $50~ per tank

[McMuffin]

4.43, took 69 bucks last night!

[BMW F22]

About $4.35 here for premium. I filled up a few days ago and it was about $64 (tank was almost at the empty line).

[Seminole]

I filled up in North Palm Beach while I was up there for work on Friday for $4.25 a gallon for 93. Drove past a Shell today back home near Ft. Lauderdale and it was $4.03 a gallon for 93.

[Verbiage]

$4.09 for Premium for Shell.. actually saw $4.22 at an Exxon.

[007MCoupe]

I'll find out at lunch for sure, but there over the weekend it was $3.69 off base. For regular. IDK how much for 92 probably right around $4. But that's what my baby likes, so that's what she gets

[BayerischeMW]

Usually varies between $ 9-10 per gallon. That means a full tank will cost $ 140-150. Prices keep going up all the time..

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by BayerischeMW

Usually varies between $ 9-10 per gallon.

[BTM]

Paid $4.18 yesterday...Lake County