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Post by Ryan from Ohio »

Was $2.50 a gallon here around 1:30 pm when I put $20 in. Wish I would of put my full $30 in the tank.

Right now its $2.70 a gallon in the Toledo area...


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Post by sinister audio »

damn that sucks. in venezula or how ever you spell it its 17 cents a liter. 5 bucks will fill up just about anything. i have been spending 70 bucks a week in gas driving to work. i think i should just live down here i would probaly save money.
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Post by NorthQuad »

It's a few cents over $4.00 a gallon here right now. Even with the exchange rate it's still over 20% cheaper to cross the Canadian American border for gas. Our taxes on fuel up here in Canada must be higher than in the US. In many of the other provinces it's up to $4.50 a gallon, sucks to be them.
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Post by GlassWolf »

and msot of Europe is still paying around $10/gallon for petrol.
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Post by JeremyC »

KikiTheCat wrote:and msot of Europe is still paying around $10/gallon for petrol.

Nah, just $7.00 or so for regular, I think priem is about 8. On base is still about 2.30 to 2.50 a gallon for priem
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Post by Jonathan »

Bah, you should've bought gas in the early 80s. We're still not back to that point yet, inflation taken into account. It's time for car manufacturers to step up and concentrate on efficiency instead of sacrificing the vehicle design so some fatass can fit in the bucket seat. If we put todays engines in yesterdays vehicles we'd see a fuel economy increase across the board.
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Post by Ryan from Ohio »

Gas prices went sky high after the first gulf war, almost doubling. Its stayed there or close to it until about 2000. Then it started to creep higher...
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its $2.55 a gallon here, highest we have ever seen... :help:
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$2.75, here. The highest I ever seen was 2.81. Will it ever go down?
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Post by jonnyb »

i wouldnt mind paying $2.50/gal+, if the prices didnt change so much...
one day its $2.15, the next day its $2.35... pick a price and stick with it.
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