What did you last pay for gas?

filled up last night for 2.06/cheap stuff.

 

Paid $2.74 a gallon for regular gas yesterday.

 

2.17 today for 89 octane (ethanol)

 

Gas is now $2.07 for 89 Octane

Is it going to keep dropping?

 

It's still 2.35 for mid-grade here today. But I went by a Texaco station today that had 1.(blank)&9/10 on the sign for all 3 grades. If I had the time I would have stopped and filled up and made them give it to me for One Dollar and 9/10 cents a gallon, as per their sign. (bet that wouldn't have worked, but I would have tried..lol)

 

I Paid $2.31 for a gallon @ Chevron (+ Techron of course) for 89 Octane. I dont really put anything else but Chevron so yeah It's actually pretty low for here in Southeast Texas!

~Rich~

 

Well - the layout of the area I'm in is this

North - Cedar Rapids - 2.07
go south 14 miles to North Liberty - 2.14
Go south 2 miles to Coralville - 2.19
Go into Iowa City (2 more miles) - 2.24
Go 100 miles West to Des Moines - 2.02
WTH?? That is SOO wrong.

 

2.26 / Gal for 87 grade!!! What a bargain!!! NOT!!!:O

 

The cheapest gas station in this area is $1.99 for regular.

 

I am pretty sure that the cheapest station in my area is $2.38 or $2.39 for 87 octane.

 

2.25 here lAst week

 

$2.61 for premium at my local Union 76...

 

Just paid $2.58 for Premium at Standard Gas.

 

It was $2.29 everywhere today - for 89 Octane.

$2.39 for 87 octane.

I didn't pay attention to premium.

 

I thought I'd share what I found today.

 

As of yesterday, the prices are as follows for my area:

$2.57 for 87 octane

$2.67 for 89 octane

$2.80 for 91 octane

$2.84 for Diesel

 

I paid $2.56 today but some stations around here are as high as $2.99 for 87 octane.

 

It was 2.43 (for reg. unleaded) at Wal-Mart today.

 

I bought gas the other day for $2.45, and that was a deal. Some stations around here are as high as $2.89.

 

$2.32 for 87 octane at Flying J. Watch the octane rating for your vehicle, you can usually find it in the owners manual. (Usually 87) Best to use the exact octane, not below or above. At least, this is what I've been told.

 

last week it was up to $2.49 for 89 octane.

Today it's down to $2.47

quite a difference from 3 weeks ago at 2.09.

*grumble grumble*

 

My 1995 Toyota P/U needs a knock sensor the mechanic is not sure and it is a costly part so for the 8 years I have owned this truck I have put high octane to quiet the engine and also so it will run smoother, yesterday I paid $2.69 a gallon at Shell. But I have to add this truck has been bullet proof and never gave me any trouble.