What did you last pay for gas?

I paid $2.78 for 87 octane at Mobil today.

 

I paid $2.36 yesterday at Murphy Oil near the Hillcrest Shopping Center in Spartanburg, SC.

 

$2.56 for 87 @ a Phillips 66

 

2.69..........

 

$2.89 for premium.

 

2.63 in orem

 

$2.54 in Union I have seen non-name brand stations with $2.47 lately.

 

$2.51 / Gallon for 87 Grade...

 

$2.89 for premium.

 

$3.09 for 87 grade. I don't get it...the price didn't go up here until AFTER the Labor Day weekend.....doesn't make sense

 

Seemed to rise up in one day to $2.99 for premium...Here we go again.

 

4 days ago, it was $2.36. I just paid $2.49 for 87.
But other stations in this area are as high as $2.65.

Just over the border into the Charlotte area, it's $2.89 lots of places

 

In Switzerland: 1.72 CHF per liter ....or about $5.25 per gallon....so stop whining

 

Maybe, but you cars do much better than 20mpg.

Btw, Is that Imperial Gallon, which would mean it would be about 1.2 US Gallons?..

To keep the thread on topic - $3.35 for Premium

 

When I was out of town last week I paid between $2.38 and $2.50 for gas. I had checked gas prices on the internet before I left and had my gas stops pre-planned to take advantage of the cheapest prices possible.

-Jay

 

$2.73 for 87 octane in my area. But most stations are between $2.82 to $2.89 for 87 octane. I just happened it get it a cheaper station that still has good quality gas.

 

Ooooh, Premium. I haven't bought premium since the mid 90's when I sold my old 74 Chevy p/u. It needed premium to make up for the fact that leaded gas was no longer available.

-Jay

 

lol, sorry Jay I have a 5.5l V8 with 355 hp, that does 0-60 in <4.5 secs and drinks a minimum of 91 octane

 

Forgive me...:notworthy

 

I paid $2.48 for 87 Octane, Premium is running between $2.74 & $2.97 a gal. (US Gallons that is)

 

LOL, I have a 5.7 litre V8 in my truck. I don't know what the HP is, but it will nail you back in the seat. Not bad for a full size 4wd truck. GM really did well on those trucks. It even has speed sensitive power steering. Even at over 100 mph it is solid and stable on the road. It has everything but leather seats, which in this area are not good because the summers here are hot..

-Jay

 

Ok, me thinks your truck has <250 hp and is twice as heavy as my "Silver". So wanna race?

No wonder, our gas is so high somebody had to subsidize Union, NJ

 

Hey someone has to help us here in NJ with all the other higher prices then the rest of the country. Geez. :evillaugh

 

Ok, so lets make this fair then. Put a 2,000 pound trailer on your car (so we're equal in weight) and then we'll race. I'm also up for a race in about 3 feet of snow too...

-jay

 

Glad to help, any time. You need some gasoline with corn alcohold addtive from us? .

Nope, sorry as is. Who said the race has to be fair anyway?

What year is your truck, I have a hp to engine size chart, just curious.

 

Ok, you made me look it up. This is what the engine puts out: 255 hp and 330 lb.-ft. of torque.

-Jay

 

Its a 1998 GMC Sierra K1500 4wd extended cab with the 5.7 litre (350 c.i.) V-8.

 

I was just thinking. I could advance my timing so I required premium and boost that HP

 

I don't know Jay, I think she would still whip you in a race like this. Sorry got to give the Mercedes an edge here.

Well if you want to ship over some Corn Alchol I can give you my address to ship it, I can't guarantee it will end up in the gas thank though, I may end up drinking it all.