What did you last pay for gas?

I paid $3.74 in Gaffney, SC today at Petro Express / Texaco, I-85 exit 92.
$15.00 = 4 gallons

Then I went 20 miles north into Shelby, NC, and saw $3.99.
It's much more expensive throughout North Carolina vs South Carolina.

 

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4.04 at sunoco.... maaaaannnnnnnn

 

$3.98/gallon for 87 octane at RaceWay. It was still almost $74 to fill up 18.6 gallons.

 

Gaffney is still at $3.74, and everywhere else around here is more.
Spartanburg is up to $3.79, Greenville at $3.85, Charlotte at $4.00 and Asheville around $4.10.

 

$3.97 @ Wawa in Stafford...

 

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4.15 . everything keeps going up except my paycheck!

 

$3.89 just an hour ago at a no name gas station.

 

I paid $3.73 yesterday at HESS on East Main Street (US-29) in Spartanburg, SC

Further down the road at Murphy USA, it was $3.71 ($3.68 with gift card).
I'd rather have HESS anyway.

The highest prices in my immediate area are currently $3.79.
Have yet to see any station over $4.00 anywhere.

 

Kyle you fill up more than any person I know what do you do to do this so much??


I paid $3.84

 

Actually I don't quite "fill up" from empty. I only get it when/where it's cheap, so I never spend too much on one fill up.
My tanks never go under a half tank.

I spend about $20 - $25 in each of our 2 cars about 2 times per week.

I guess another thing is that we live 10 miles away from any place to actually spend money shopping, like Wal-Mart.
(3 miles to the interstate, 7 miles of interstate driving, and back), That alone uses plenty of gas, almost a gallon.

I try to go somewhere every weekend as well.
I might be going to Lake Murray (Near Columbia, SC) this weekend, about a total of 3 hours roundtrip.

So overall, I don't fill up often, I just get it where it's cheap every few days.

 

$4.79 for Premium at 76.

 

$3.99 for 87. YaY...the price is finally below 4 bucks again!!! :highclap:

 

Not in MA. Keeps going up. Today $4.099 for 87 at Sunoco.





SW

 

The three lowesr gas prices of the nation:

1. Makden, MO - $3.60
2. Oklahoma City, OK - $3.62
3. Greer, SC - $3.65

Gas Prices Map Quest:


hme83, Ashley, WG, could you please find me a job in Oklahoma City?

 

Greer is about 25 miles away me, between Greenville & Spartanburg.
I'm happy enough to be paying about $3.69 in Spartanburg, Greenville is a bit more on average.

 

Well I took a trip down to the Columbia earlier today, and drove around and went to Lake Murray.
On the way down I paid only $3.66 at Murphy in Spartanburg. Full tank lasted about a round trip.
When I got back I filled it up again at the same station for the same price .

 

$4.29 here in Buffalo. Oh happy day.

 

You live down the road from my Dad, who is retired and lives in Greenville. I've been there a few times.



SW

 

Right now in Greenville, SC you should be able to get gas for about $3.80,
you may get lucky and find $3.75 (good luck), or $3.99 (bad luck)...

 

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4.19 for 87

 

$3.859 in Gainesville @ Wawa

 

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$3.959 at a Shell station in Coopersburg

 

It was $3.69 at Conoco (164th & Santa Fe) last night - but when I checked it out that was for 10% ethanol. Their normal regular was $3.86!!! False signage!!! LOL!!! So I went a mile up the road to my "regular" Conoco stop, where it was $3.71.

I don't know if I got premium with 20% ethanol or what , but it was $3.92 for 91.

 

You cannot run more than 10% ethanol in a regular gasoline vehicle without modification. I would say that because it was 91 octane it was 93 with some 87 mixed in. Only 2 grades of gasoline are refined. Regular (87 in most areas) and Premium (93). To get any octane rating in the middle you mix the 2. When I worked for the Gov't whenever I ordered midgrade fuel it was always 1,000 gallons 87, and 200 gallons 93 to make 1,200 gallons 89 octane midgrade.