How much is gas where you are?

Gas in Northern Ohio is 3.49 a Gallon. Unbelievable!!!

Well, in Denmark, Copenhagen the gas is about 12Dkr = 2.25$ per liter.
Thats extreme!!!
FOSSIL FUELS MUST GO!

reply to post by PurpleDog UK


Wow. Almost $10 USD a gallon. I have nothing to complain about with it only being as of now $3.33 - $3.46 a gallon. I'm in rural Tennessee, US. The problem is we have to drive every freaking where we go. I would love to be able to walk to the market or the doctor's office, but it's simply too far because we are so spread out here, and no one wants to invest in public transit because it's expensive and they believe no money is to be made doing it. I've thought about a bike, but then I remember how no one can drive here. They pay no attention to motorcycles. A bike would have no chance.

Greece
1,80 euros per liter (95 octane)
Almost 9,50$ per gallon and going up because Libya bla-bla-bla-bla

0,83 euros per liter for (i don't know the term in English) heating oil
Almost 4,4 $ for gallon
From October this price will be 9,00 to 10,50 (dollars per gallon) (Depends on the price of diesel. Will have the same price from October 2011)

Diesel is about 1,50 euros per liter
7,90$ per gallon. (9.00 to 10.50 from October 2011)

reply to post by watchitburn


berlin germany
so called super fuel
1.62 euro / liter = $ 2.22 / liter
1 gallon = 3.7 l so 1 gallon is about $ 8.21

E10 fuel (fuel with 10% ethanol)
1 l = 1.58 euro = $ 2.19
=
1 gallon = $ 8,10

it is ridiculous!

3.49 for regular
3.69 for premium
3.99 for diesel
Had to get another job to pay for gas to get to my regular job.........

I just payed $1.31/L in Burnaby, BC which is $4.93 per US gallon approximately.

$4.11 for premium. Hits that every other summer for the last 4 years. But its far from summer yet.

CA Bay area.

double post

reply to post by watchitburn
$1.30 / litre it the highest its ever been

I'm paying about $3.60 per gallon. But the good thing is I just bought an 1985 Honda Civic. The thing gets over 30 miles to the gallon. It's 26 years old and I get a Antique Plate and it gets better gas mileage than today's cars.

Originally posted by billyjack
reply to post by Aggie Man

 

Aggie Man,

Really don't know how you can come up with 119 gallons of gasoline per barrel of oil. There's only 42 gallons in a barrel. During refining we actually get 43 gallons of product(not all gasoline) out of a barrel. The real numbers are about 26 gallons of gasoline out of a barrel of saudi Light or West Texas Intermediate with other by products. I've wondered for years why we pay so little for gasoline.

Please change your avatar as posting something this inaccurate is embarassing to the rest of us.

Gig'em
Class of '75

A little over 119 gallons of gasoline can be refined from a barrel of oil. Other products (jet fuel, lubricants, etc.) make up the rest.

wiki.answers.com...

I didn't know this thread was an exam. I simply made an off the cuff comment based upon the source above. Sorry if I tarnished the Aggie reputation. I suppose everything you state is always 100% accurate.

reply to post by manta78


yes sir. It's not only hugo, i can't remember since when the gas has bee subsidized,i know is from before the 80s.
In 89 the president at that time eliminated the subsidies and massive riots started because of the public transport prices.Up tp 3000 people died,although im not sure on that figure.

Venezuela hates smart moves.I'd love for subsidies to end.

Here's a weekend breakdown - I live in San Antonio, Texas and work in Waco, Texas every other weekend (180 miles distance/290 km distance)

All along I-35 and San Antonio, I saw gas at a steady 3.39 and 9/10 per US gallon. 87 octane.

San Antonio - 3.399 per gal
Austin - 3.399 per gal
Temple - 3.399 per gal
Waco 3.399 per gal.

The ONLY variance I have seen was a Flying J gas station in Waco on New Road and I-35 behind the Burger King that was 3.379 per gallon.

Back home in San Antonio, I work on the south side of town and live on the far west side of town. Both have consistent 3.399 per gallon of 87 octane.

Price fixing?

I suspect that the price of used motorcycles is about to go up, as people will start snatching them up. You can't beat 45 miles/gallon and have as much fun on one. Plus a good motorcycle holds about as much as a Prius does... LOL

About £1.33 per litre Unleaded, £1.39 per litre for Diesel here in Cornwall, UK.
Worried about the price jump once the tourist season starts down here

Think I'm going to have to buy a more economical car!

oh, and don't even get me started on the price of cigarettes!!!

Dear Readers,
To the Americans here complaining about fuel prices.. you really shouldn't folks, you have it SO good!

The US has had the benefit of low fuel prices for decades, while us in the rest of the world are spending fortunes on fuel and more importantly taxes. Grr at the government.

The simple solution of moving to the US isn't viable for us all sadly =)

My comments are somewhat tongue in cheek but also quite true.. it's a bit disheartnening to read about people complaining when they're paying a fraction of what we are. I guess it's all a question of perspective right?

Edit - I forgot to answer the OP question, lol:
£1.27 per litre Unleaded
£1.35 per litre Diesel

Reading Berkshire.

Peace!

T

reply to post by watchitburn


Down here in toontown (middle of saskatchewan - middle of canada) we're at $1.19/ L as of my last fill up. Guess ill quit complaining about the gas prices now... I don't know what leters to gallons is, but $10 a gallon seems CRAZY high to me.

Sunday I paid $3.45 a gallon in Tulsa Ok. It was non Ethonal.

We're looking at approximately 10 bucks a gallon here in UK.
I lived in FLA for a number of years , and was amazed at you guys bitchin' about gas bein 1 buck a gallon THEN.. !! So.. Now you're up to what 3-4.5 bucks?? and screaming how much it hurts .. lol (oh .. my aching sides ) Once again for the "Dis-believers " out there in the audience ... 10 BUCKS A GALLON.. !! Yee-haahhh.. !!