Updated this afternoon - $3.29.
StG
If I did the conversion right, it’s about 4.75$ US per gallon (approx 1.33$ CDN per litre, but is has bounced back and forth between that and about 1.27 $ CDN/litre).
I’d love to pay what you’re paying!
My local station has it at 3.47 but I saw it in town for 3.43.
$4.139 at the cheap place near me. $3.899 at the casino 30 miles away.
I just paid $3.79 (cash price) in Pontiac. If I had not had several $20’s in my wallet today, I would have paid $3.85 (credit price).
I think the lowest I’ve seen regular selling for is $4.059.
I just bought a car on Thursday that will run on regular instead of premium. Hallelujah!
If I saw a gas price in SoCal that started with a 3, I might have a heart attack…
Not to thread-shit, but why bother with these gas price threads when there are plenty of web sites dedicated to gas price watching, like this one ?
$3.699, down from $4.099 a month ago.
Yes. Hence the (E10).
This is more fun.
You can tell you’re from Toon Town; where else would they have two decimal points in the same number? :smack: Reminds me of the famed Verizon call about the cost being .02 cents per unit.
It’s 3.29 here. Hurray!
Where I work, we are down to $4.139 regular and $4.499 Diesel. Those are the cheapest in our immediate area. Down from peaks of about $4.659 Reg and $5.199 Diesel.
Joe
I saw it for $3.75 today. That’s the lowest it has been in quite a while.
Not to brag, but we got gas for $3.17 today. That’s with our 10 cent Kroger discount, but still…
It has been hovering around $3.43 here (St. Louis) the last couple of days.
Was 3.42 at my local store, but I passed a gas station on the way to work that had it for 3.38.
Update: Portland, Oregon-$3.79
It peaked just shy of $4 a while ago at our grocery store (Lincoln, Nebraska), but it was down to $3.65 yesterday.
Well, I had my heart attack yesterday- $3.959 for regular! 
Down to $4.079 Regular last night.
Joe
DC area- $3.47
Went to New England for a few days- $3.99
$3.67 in Maine. It’s been dropping, which is good, because very shortly I will have to put 25 gallons into the truck (I’ve been hauling firewood all week). Not to mention the tractor needs diesel…
Mostly, I drive my car which gets 40 MPG, so prices don’t bother me too much. But, 25 gallons a pop for the truck is expensive (hence why it only gets used for truck reasons - hauling firewood, boats, plowing snow, etc).