Originally posted by: BoomerD
I went up to Yosemite last week, and in the small towns around there, $3.59 was the CHEAPEST regular I saw. $3.69 and up were MUCH more common.
Originally posted by: GoPackGo
Originally posted by: BoomerD
I went up to Yosemite last week, and in the small towns around there, $3.59 was the CHEAPEST regular I saw. $3.69 and up were MUCH more common.
And its all a SCAM
Here gas is $2.79 can't wait for the jump here.
Originally posted by: Engineer
Because government released that oil and gas inventories are up as well as refining capacity!
(Yes, true).
Gas jumped $0.30 here also!
(Lexington, KY)
Even though inventories and output is up, worries remain.
US oil executive shot dead in Nigeria! :Q
Oil fell early on increased supplies.
Originally posted by: Engineer
As gas jumped $0.30 today in Lexington, news from around the web...
Originally posted by: Engineer
Because government released that oil and gas inventories are up as well as refining capacity!
(Yes, true).
Gas jumped $0.30 here also!
(Lexington, KY)
Even though inventories and output is up, worries remain.
US oil executive shot dead in Nigeria! :Q
Oil fell early on increased supplies.
Originally posted by: catnap1972
Good news--we here in Pennsylvania just got our first place that sells E85...will sell for around 10 cents less per gallon than plain old gasoline and have the added bonus of getting 15-30% lower gas mileage to boot!
I wonder how many saps ADM already have on the hook...
Originally posted by: catnap1972
Good news--we here in Pennsylvania just got our first place that sells E85...will sell for around 10 cents less per gallon than plain old gasoline and have the added bonus of getting 15-30% lower gas mileage to boot!
I wonder how many saps ADM already have on the hook...
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
5-11-2006 Expensive gas? Cost is no concern in Beverly Hills for the rich
BEVERLY HILLS, California - A couple of attendants washed the windows, checked the tires and pumped $4.299-a-gallon premium into a behemoth Cadillac Escalade as digit counters zoomed toward $100.
"I don't even look at the price," said the SUV driver, Michele Best of Beverly Hills, at the full-service pumps of a throwback gas station with very modern prices.
"Don't tell my husband." "It's $98.55, for 22.9 gallons," said Best.
Dale Boyett, president of Modesto, California-based independent fuel wholesaler and retailer Boyett Petroleum.
Boyett says Big Oil is getting its share, but energy has become "the latest Internet bubble ... and it makes no sense.
It's not tied to the (supply-and-demand) fundamentals."
As the Cadillac Escalade in Beverly Hills filled up for almost $100, a Venezuelan cab driver this week filled his 1976 Chevy Nova for $2.30 at only 12 cents per gallon.
So your point is???Originally posted by: tw1164
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
5-11-2006 Expensive gas? Cost is no concern in Beverly Hills for the rich
BEVERLY HILLS, California - A couple of attendants washed the windows, checked the tires and pumped $4.299-a-gallon premium into a behemoth Cadillac Escalade as digit counters zoomed toward $100.
"I don't even look at the price," said the SUV driver, Michele Best of Beverly Hills, at the full-service pumps of a throwback gas station with very modern prices.
"Don't tell my husband." "It's $98.55, for 22.9 gallons," said Best.
Dale Boyett, president of Modesto, California-based independent fuel wholesaler and retailer Boyett Petroleum.
Boyett says Big Oil is getting its share, but energy has become "the latest Internet bubble ... and it makes no sense.
It's not tied to the (supply-and-demand) fundamentals."
As the Cadillac Escalade in Beverly Hills filled up for almost $100, a Venezuelan cab driver this week filled his 1976 Chevy Nova for $2.30 at only 12 cents per gallon.
text
Venezuela is an oil producing nation where the government is heavily subsidizing (about 8% of its GDP) its gas.
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
So your point is???Originally posted by: tw1164
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
5-11-2006 Expensive gas? Cost is no concern in Beverly Hills for the rich
BEVERLY HILLS, California - A couple of attendants washed the windows, checked the tires and pumped $4.299-a-gallon premium into a behemoth Cadillac Escalade as digit counters zoomed toward $100.
"I don't even look at the price," said the SUV driver, Michele Best of Beverly Hills, at the full-service pumps of a throwback gas station with very modern prices.
"Don't tell my husband." "It's $98.55, for 22.9 gallons," said Best.
Dale Boyett, president of Modesto, California-based independent fuel wholesaler and retailer Boyett Petroleum.
Boyett says Big Oil is getting its share, but energy has become "the latest Internet bubble ... and it makes no sense.
It's not tied to the (supply-and-demand) fundamentals."
As the Cadillac Escalade in Beverly Hills filled up for almost $100, a Venezuelan cab driver this week filled his 1976 Chevy Nova for $2.30 at only 12 cents per gallon.
text
Venezuela is an oil producing nation where the government is heavily subsidizing (about 8% of its GDP) its gas.
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
5-11-2006 Expensive gas? Cost is no concern in Beverly Hills for the rich
BEVERLY HILLS, California - A couple of attendants washed the windows, checked the tires and pumped $4.299-a-gallon premium into a behemoth Cadillac Escalade as digit counters zoomed toward $100.
"I don't even look at the price," said the SUV driver, Michele Best of Beverly Hills, at the full-service pumps of a throwback gas station with very modern prices.
"Don't tell my husband." "It's $98.55, for 22.9 gallons," said Best.
Originally posted by: BriGy86
gas shot up on thrusday in mn, because its fishing opener this weekend, pay attention to any hoidays comming up, they usually jack up the prices then
Originally posted by: piasabird
Dont see how Gas can be $4.00 a gallon. Not even $3.00 here. Do they have a lot of tax on gas in california or what?
There is plenty of Oil off the coast of California.
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: BriGy86
gas shot up on thrusday in mn, because its fishing opener this weekend, pay attention to any hoidays comming up, they usually jack up the prices then
Do you approve of the obvious price gouging???
Originally posted by: eos
$3.07 reg
$3.17 mid
$3.27 premium
$.05 jump overnight after a few days at $3.02.
SE Washington state.
