What are you guys paying for gas?

[Ak_Ranger]

I paid $3.39 a gal last night up here in Wasilla Alaska, some parts of the state is much higher, mostly in the more remote parts of the state is it higher but it can get much higher than where I live at lol.

 

[Hopman]

On my way home passing through Hooksett, NH I say the local Irving had 87 for $2.59 a gallon. It WAS $2.65 last week.

 

[snomaker321]

LOL! I remember when gas was $0.67 a gallon!

I remember $0.99 and im only 18!

 

[mn_smokeater]

its 2.57 here

 

[COPPERHEAD85]

$2.80 for mid grade,$2.90 for premium Phillips 66.
No Meth. in their gas,truck hates it!

 

[Clay Lorance]

Regular unleaded here in NE Texas goes for anywhere between $2.51-$2.59 per gallon.

 

[adsm08]

I think I'm rocking $2.69 here, it was about $2.55 the last time I was back home near Dillsburg.

 

[OilPatch197]

$2.48 (87) in South Central Illinois, paid this last Friday.

It is now over $2.50 a GALLON! THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS WHERE IS THE OUTCRY!!

 

[Hahnsb2]

It's come down a bit here, I buy premium, last fill up was $2.97 a gallon.

 

[BigWaffles]

$3.71 here in North Pole, Alaska. $3.49 downtown in Fairbanks.


C.P.T.

 

[OilPatch197]

Whether this is from the Gulf Oil spill or from the Unstable Europe economy, I have to say this.

Strange how prices stay good when:

1. The United States does NOT illegally invade oil countries.

2. Some countries have a unstable economy, thanks to out of control government spending or oversight on regulations(Greece) or some major incident (gulf spill)(all gulf dilling halted) that harms a oil company.

But STRANGE how a Hurricane can jump the price(shut down gulf rigs) and how if everything is running smoothly those stockpile reports become canon.

With the economies in a slump, and oil gushing from the gulf, I can't see peak oil happening, as most deep water reserves are much unchartered.

Peak oil as we are told today, can very well be much like Global warming.

 

[sean9721]

I paid $2.52 in West Central Georgia last week. I've seen some places like $2.69 which is ridiculous.

 

[superds]

Our prices in Fargo, ND are hovering around $2.55 for 87 octane. Our prices have gone down since before Memorial day and the Gulf oil spill (conventional gas price knowledge would tell you both of those events should make oil prices increase). I paid $2.75/gal back at the beginning of May.

 

[Mark_88]

My last girlfriend left me over my gas problems...

but here in Canada we're hovering around 95¢ a litre...

 

[hoosier1104]

My last fill up was 2.69. It has remained right around that here in Indy.