[Larry Currie]

:angry:I know my price for gas is better than many other areas, but I was wondering how much difference you are seeing between regular grade and premium grade in price. The stations that are not posting all three grades on their sign may have prices that are 20 to 25 cent increases between the grades VS 10 cents at the ones who post the prices. Premium can be as much as 50 cents more than regular here in Alabama.

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[PorscheDude]

.23 here in my part of MD. as of today.



Premium is $4.21

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[ds968]

a whopping 40 cents difference in this area b/w reg and premium. $ 4.69 for 91 grade is very common, but I've seen it at $ 4.99 at a Shell near the airport ( SFO )

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[Gotter]

[quote name='Larry Currie' post='54246' date='Jun 7 2008, 05:36 PM']Premium can be as much as 50 cents more than regular here in Alabama.[/quote]



Not what I want to hear... Living on the Chatahoochee soon, I wonder if gas will be cheaper in GA or AL...

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[Renalicious]

If it makes you guys feel any better, I just spent over $100 on a tank of gas today! Gas in Vancouver is about $1.45 / L

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[pinball1008]

Hmmmm, in the UK $2.15 - $2.35 ........... A Litre!

At the moment I'm normally paying £5.30 a gallon (99 RON) over $10 but I think an imperial gallon is a little bigger than a US one.

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[unknown4u]

At the moment in Holland, $ 10,71 per gallon.

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[Larry Currie]

Not what I want to hear... Living on the Chatahoochee soon, I wonder if gas will be cheaper in GA or AL...

Prices are about the same in Alabama and Ga. Ga. used to run about 10 to 20 cents cheaper, but for the last few months they are about the same.

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[flash]

i figure i will be spending well over $5 a gallon later today for 91, and about $10/gal for 100 later in the week

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[banditsc]

We are getting close to the $4 mark here is South Carolina. I saw the 93 octane price hit $3.95 yesterday.

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[Duckman]

I live in North Carolina, very close to the South Carolina line. I drive through SC a couple of times a week and try to fill up there, as the gas tax is lower.



The best prices in NC, now, are about $3.90 for regular and $4.14 for premium. Over in SC, I can buy for $3.79 and $3.99, respectively.



Before the big run-up in gas prices, the differential between NC and SC seemed to be more pronounced. I think the "border stations" in SC around the Charlotte area are taking advantage of the NC buyers a little. Too bad about that but that's the way it is.

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[968rz]

Around Milwaukee premium has been over $4 per gallon for weeks (or longer <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/wacko.gif" class="smilie" alt="" /> ), last time I didn't shield my eyes while pumping I think it was $4.25. Regular is around $3.98.

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[Gotter]

[quote name='Larry Currie' post='54271' date='Jun 8 2008, 05:03 AM']Prices are about the same in Alabama and Ga. Ga. used to run about 10 to 20 cents cheaper, but for the last few months they are about the same.[/quote]

Thx Larry!

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[Cloud9...68]

Here in Austin, the jump between grades (89-to-91, and 91-to-93) averages about 15 cents.

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[968crazy]

pittsbugh PA premium is $4.19 regular $3.95

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[stewhatch]

93 octane jumped to $4.35 / gal. this morning in the Poconos, yet a barrel of oil costs less today then it did yesterday. There must be a logical reason for the disparity, no?

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[ds968]

[quote name='flash' post='54272' date='Jun 8 2008, 05:06 AM']i figure i will be spending well over $5 a gallon later today for 91, and about $10/gal for 100 later in the week[/quote]



100 in this area has never kept up, proportionately that is, with the rest of the gas price increases - today, at the local Union 76, it's $ 5.99.

and I filled the only 5gal. space I had in the tank while I was there anyway..



Bob, you can drive up here to fill up before Paso, think of all the money you'll save <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/tongue.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />

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[gryphon]

$4.11 & $3.86 today at Costco, Scottsdale, AZ.



Tom

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[Cloud9...68]

[quote name='stewhatch' post='54291' date='Jun 8 2008, 02:26 PM']93 octane jumped to $4.35 / gal. this morning in the Poconos, yet a barrel of oil costs less today then it did yesterday. There must be a logical reason for the disparity, no?[/quote]

The prices you hear quoted are for futures contracts, and don't necessarily reflect the actual cost of the oil at the time the particular stock used to produce the gasoline you pumped into your car today.

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[Scott Collins]

$4.26 per gallon for 93 octane here in central New Jersey. $4.06 for 87 octane.

$80-90 to fill the tank. <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/dry.gif" class="smilie" alt="" /> More frustrating is the random station that charges

more to use a credit or debit card. They only post the two prices for the same

gas at the pump, so you have already pulled up before you can see if there is

a difference. Uggh! <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/mad.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />

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