Toronto Prices, according to Canada.com are 98.3c/l for regular, which yields CAD$3.72/gal. Taking into account currency conversion (just over 1CAD > $0.84USD today) yields around USD$3.13/gal.

CAD$1.14/L => CAD$4.31/gal => USD$3.63/gal.

You gotta move out of da belle province, la. They're taxing you so hard you can't add straight. :winkwink:

... 1?/l = 3,8?/gal = $4,7/gal... but every day it's more:-/
... Czech Republic, EU

$2.80+ for 93 Octane.

Can someone explain to me why a surplus is causing prices to rise? It's not vegetable oil that's going rancid if it doesn't get processed in time.

I was an Econ ace in college, but this issue goes beyond simple supply/demand theory.

$2.99 - $3.17 here on South Beach. Of course there is a Tropical Storm/Hurricane coming so prices are extra special today...

look on the brite side of this: the crack head models will set the pipe down to make that $200 and everyone else will be home jacking off :thumbsup

Gas costs a lot but pretty cheap for what you get. I mean, how long would it take you to push your SUV to the store to buy smokes? How much would you have to pay to have a group of people to push your SUV to the store? That is the value of gasoline.

like.. 260 a gallon

charlotte nc

thanks for the replies

about 5$/Gallon (95 octane)


Israel

$2.84 tonite in North Scottsdale for mid-grade

the Escalade cost me $59.50 to fill up :mad:

It's not Bush's fault the gas is too high, it's OUR fault, no matter how high they jack the price WE STILL BUY IT!

BTW Michigan average price per gallon: $2.73 - $2.80

I'm not affected, as I don't / won't drive. between my feet and the bus I save a shitload of money :)

-Loki-

cost me 35$ to fill a 12 gallon tank here in AZ. Premium though.

Paid 2.97 1/8 :(
I'm should lock the car up, and throw away the garage keys.

I like higher gas prices... means I can afford to drive a bigger car than my neighbors... Also means I get a kickass deal because dealers are giving them away.

Shit is 2.69 here in Cali. :helpme :censored