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Replying to: larsb (Jan 25, 2007 10:43 am)
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| ...went to work this morning to see Sunoco regular at $2.23 - a two cent drop. | |
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Dumas, gas prices range from $2.03-$2.09 Rocky |
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| local Shell station was at $1.99/$2.11/$2.21 for 87/89/93 octane. Local price seems to have dropped .02 to .03 over the past week. | |
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My usual Sunoco in Palisades Park NJ... gas caught up to that big drop of diesel last week: 87 - $2.059 - down 8 89 - $2.159 - down 8 91 - $2.219 - down 8 93 - $2.259 - down 8 diesel - $2.299 - unchanged after a dime drop from the week before kcram - Pickups Host |
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A price decrease! 2.67/2.77/2.89 Must be more supply or less demand or something. Still a weird increment though. |
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Replying to: 210delray (Jan 25, 2007 8:28 pm) It's like the weather. If you don't like the gas prices, just wait a day and they'll change. It is aggravating and definitely doesn't look like market forces moving prices up and down based on supply and demand.
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Replying to: imidazol97 (Jan 28, 2007 10:29 am)  Rocky |
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Replying to: rockylee (Jan 24, 2007 8:14 am) If the so called "Green folks" had their way Rocky, you would be paying $5 per gallon for gas. Just watch the excitement level on this thread when the gas goes up. Not everyone is thrilled with $2 gas. It pretty much kills any incentive to use alternate energy sources. Oh, and if you want an example of price controls just research the recent attempt to do just that in Hawaii. It ended up costing more for gas than before the cap was put on. http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory?id=1936960&CMP=OTC-RSSFeeds0312
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Only $2.65 for 87 Octane in Southern California, Kern County. $2,75 for 89 Octane, $2.85 for 91 Octane. Well that's at the Shell, Chevron and Texaco stations. Arco is $2.46 per gallon for 87 Octane, $2.56 for 89 Octane and $2.66 for 91 Octane. I could drive 65 miles over the mountains to Bakersfields, Kern County and pay $2.25 per gallon for 87 Octane. But that would just defeat the savings. So I'll just moan and groan and pay the $.21 or more per gallon when I fill up my 26 gallon tank. I'm sure I could just do without another meal. After all, I'm the one who bought the Luxury SUV, right? So it's my fault that he service stations are charging $.21 to $.40 more per gallon in the same state & county. Sorry if I inconvenienced anyone because I bought a Chevy Tahoe. The small cars just can't pull my 18' trailer. I’m doing what I can to save on fuel and get better mpg. I've R&R my plugs and wires with better performance ones. I've replaced the air intake with a better performance K&N 5700 series to get better mpg. I regularly check my tire psi and keep inflated at the correct psi. I drive very slow, according to my 22-year-old daughter, 65 mph in a 70mph zone. I do this to get 2 mpg more. I also make sure that from a stop that I just barely touch the gas pedal and keep the RPM under 2K to get better mpg. I'm even looking at buying some new higher performance coils, but that's an expense of $800.00 or more adding in the labor to R&R all 8 of them. I'm doing my part to save fuel, unfortunately the cost that it is costing me to save this minute amount has absorbed any savings that I created by doing my part. But I can say that I get better mpg than most people do who drive a Tahoe Z71. 
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