What does gas (diesel) cost where you live?

[GlueGuy]

<font color=blue>$1Aus per liter</font color=blue>

Well, according to Saturday's exchange rate, $1Aus is about $0.52 US. So that makes it 52 cents per liter. There are approximately 3.85 liters per US gallon, so that makes it slightly over $2 per gallon.

I assume that NSW=New South Wales, and that "Aus" is Australian, and not Austrian.../w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif (makes sense, as I don't know of an "east coast" in Austria/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif...

The GlueGuy

 

[RobertN]

Chevron in Placerville Ca last nite...
Reg = 1.93
Pre = 2.07
Diesel = 1.66

RobertN in Shingle Springs Calif

 

[cowboydoc]

>> GASOLINE
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[looch]

Montreal, QC Canada
85 cents (Canadian) a litre for regular, 75 cents for diesel.

 

[RPM]

If any of you guys ride bikes also you might be interested in this link.

 

[shade2u2]

Here in E. Ohio, the cheapest today is...

regular = 1.75, diesel = 1.50 (road use)

 

[FarmerBob]

Here in Arkansas the price of fuel (gas or diesel) can vary as much as 12-cents a gallon from one side of Little Rock to the other. Typically... this time of year diesel will run a nickel to 8-cents a gallon more than gas. But... because we ain't seen "typical" in some time... gas is actually about 15-cents higher than diesel. Go figger it /w3tcompact/icons/tongue.gif

FarmerBob

 

[jdkid]

Hi ya
well abit of a work out it comes to $1.80 USD per Gal here in NZ but it has been up and down almost weeky .we have just had a big prob here with winter diesel the additive blocked filters and played mary hell with trucking and also fishing boats infact the boats had to stay in port till new diesel come in .yep red faces for the dealers haveing to fix probs (filters ,loss of earnings etc etc )some of it may end up in the courts
catch ya
JD Kid

 

[Anonymous Poster]

Gas at the local mom and pop is 1.69, diesel is 1.46 but a little driving will beat that. Rural, not back side of the moon remote, area 50 mi S.E. of Oklahoma City.

 

[StoneHeartFarm]

Here in NW lower Michigan, the cheapest I can get reg unleaded is $1.83. Highest I've seen in the last 2 weeks is $1.96. /w3tcompact/icons/shocked.gif I understand the price is lower in Ohio, but increases the closer you get to the Michigan line. Exxon doesn't like us. But they sure like to pump our oil and haul it off.