Gasoline around me has dropped pretty significantly recently. All this year I’ve rarely seen it under $3.40, sometimes as high as the low $3.60s, but recently they’ve suddenly dropped under $3.00. Last week I paid $2.97/gallon, and yesterday I paid $2.84. Not that I’m complaining.
Are gas prices down where you are?
Down a little but they were still over $3 a gallon at the start of the week.
Yep. Georgia here, we’ve gone under $3 also. The place near my house is at 2.86.
No change in the Caribbean. Equivalent to about US$5.88 per US gallon here.
North Carolina, Raleigh area, around $2.90. Virginia is generally cheaper. Right now you can buy gas for less than 2.50 all over Virginia. Try ‘Gasbuddy’ as a resource to see prices all over the country.
Prices have definitely been dropping here. I paid $2.69 a couple of days ago.
Saw $2.99 for the first time this morning.
I just paid $3.17, but a buddy told me somewhere locally was $2.99.
Were down to $2.99 about ten days ago, jumped up briefly to $3.25 and have since settled back to $2.99, give or take a few pennies depending n the station.
This is on the outer edges of Chicago suburbia.
Around $2.69 here in St. Louis, too.
They’ve gone down to a few pennies above 3 dollars in the last week or two. This morning, I did see one sign for unleaded under 3 (2.99.9).
They other day I paid $2.28 with my Kroger discount. I don’t think I filled up for that cheap in nearly ten years.
Equivalent of $7.31 - about a 15% drop from the peak a couple of years ago - here in the UK.
Of course over here the price is mostly tax and so less sensitive to the underlying crude price than you guys.
That’s good news, I’m hoping to see that when I go out later today.
Down, but there’s a huge range of variation in the stations in my area - I’ve seen $2.85 and $3.55 at stations within a few blocks of each other, on the same drive.
Seems like right now, the stations attached to grocery stores, AM/PM, and the unmanned stations that truckers and fleet drivers fuel up at have lower prices by an order of magnitude than most of the big chains do.
:dubious::dubious::dubious:
Hardly seems worth shutting my car down while I am at work!
They’re way down here, and can somebody explain to me why? I can think of no compelling reason why they should have dropped so far and so fast.
Fracking, as well as other factors.
Regards,
Shodan
Not sure what you’re dubious about. Here’s the Gasbuddy figures for my zip code - the second-cheapest station in the immediate vicinity is an unmanned station primarily used by the state motor pool but open to the public, and the truck stop outside town is also below $3.