Gas Prices!

[D_Portelay Porquesword]

I searched to see if this kind of thread had possibly been done and I did not see anything.

I thought I would what other people were paying.


What are prices like your your area?

I'm in Orange County, California


"Highway robbery" Driving Miss Daisy

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[HazelGod]

I searched to see if this kind of thread had possibly been done and I did not see anything.

As my father is fond of saying...if it had been a snake, it would have bitten you. :biggrin1:

Suck it, Stringboy! :tongue:

 

[D_Portelay Porquesword]

sorry about that. didnt look close enough. doh!

 

[Pendlum]

http://www.lpsg.org/58374-how-much-does-gasoline-cost.html

 

[D_Ivana Dickenside]

have you noticed that gas is way less expensive in OC than in LA? when i was working in OC a few months ago i did my best to fill up my tank before driving back to LA. the gas stations by my job were always like 10-20 cents less expensive than the gas stations by my house. i may sound like a cheap-ass here, but every penny counts.

 

[D_Portelay Porquesword]

I have noticed. I go to LA all the time and gas up down here.

 

[Pendlum]

have you noticed that gas is way less expensive in OC than in LA? when i was working in OC a few months ago i did my best to fill up my tank before driving back to LA. the gas stations by my job were always like 10-20 cents less expensive than the gas stations by my house. i may sound like a cheap-ass here, but every penny counts.

Not if going out of your way negates the money you save. :tongue: But you'd haver to figure out how much much you "spend" from your home to the gas station. Luckily the best deal within like 40 miles is very close to my house (granted it is Arco and I've heard they dilute their gas, so who knows if I'm actually saving money!)

Oh and the price fluctuation may be simply just that there is more demand for it in LA.

 

[D_Ivana Dickenside]

I have noticed. I go to LA all the time and gas up down here.

it's constantly changing around LA. the prices jump like crazy and it makes me crazy. that's why i always fill up when i'm in OC or closer to that area. long beach's gas prices aren't so bad either and some can compare with the OC prices too.

 

[B_JasonDawgxxx]

Stacy how did you change your name on here?

 

[D_Portelay Porquesword]

For me, the gas station is right by the on ramp to the freeway. That's about as cost effective as you can get. I don't buy gas in LA because the average price is higher. As for diluting the gas, they are all making money at our expense and the only ones to show a profit. So you do the best you can.

 

[B_JasonDawgxxx]

There is an arco off the 5 near the 91 that is always the cheapest.When ever I go to the o.c. I always stop there.My car is a monster on gas.

 

[Pendlum]

Stacy how did you change your name on here?

Ask an admin.

Luckily my care gets pretty decent gas mileage, like 34-35 highway. I don't mind the dilution so much because I'm hoping for an alternate energy source. Hopefully we find something else for ethanol, because corn just isn't cost effective or efficient enough. (Corn yields a net gain of .1 units of energy)

 

[chiefone4u]

Up here in northern California... a small town by the name of Burney- USA Petroleum is charging $4.379 for the cheapest stuff they sell, Chevron is charging $4.459 for their cheapest stuff, Exxon is holding steady at $4.399 for their cheapest, and deisel at Exxon is $5.199 @ Shell they want $5.499 a gallon for deisel (these prices were accurate as of 5pm PST June 4, 2008).