[MrSlickk]

2.75/Gallon for V-Power in SoCal

[Tom K.]

Originally Posted by Fundguy1

I have no politicall bias. Just facts. I'm actually pretty middle of the road politically.

Originally Posted by Fundguy1

I'm just sick of hearing the same ignorant liberal diatribe regurgitated over and over.

Originally Posted by Fundguy1

Government agencies are currently biased and being directed by the administration to forward their agenda.

Originally Posted by Fundguy1

Second, Obama is the weakest president in some cases, strongest in others.
Weakest with regards to defence (sic), economy, international affairs, etc
Strongest in regards to pushing the country towards socialism, getting people dependent on government aid, supporting Unions, destroying healthcare, beating up on business, hurting energy, etc.

Middle of what road?

But on a more important subject, off brand 87 octane may be had in my area (suburban DC) for $2.39 and 93 for $2.83 - all E10.

I do find it interesting that the differential between the two has gone from under 10% to 15~20% over the past year or so.

Tom

[moosebrew]

$2.48 for 93 premium here.

[ammar23]

Originally Posted by Bimmer221

$2.64 for premium here in AZ

Where the fuck do you get gas im goin

[Eat.Sleep.Race]

Hellll yes!! $2.09 a gallon for 87 in VA $2.80 for premium!

[Bimmeration]

Originally Posted by Dozhdbog

We never had 40% of global reserves -neither proven reserves (As understood until the 2009 redefining of such, nor after that, nor less statistically proven.) I don't know where you're getting your numbers from. North America (not just the US) is determined to have 13% of the world's oil reserves.


Without stepping into the political muck, oil prices were already jumping during the Bush era. Everyone loves to blame politicians for wild shifts in oil prices, but the fact is, they have very little to do with the semi-volatile supply and demand game that is primarily moved by OPEC (which you seem to agree with, but still want to make it about Obama for some reason).



For the purposes of this conversation, hybrids per se are inconsequential and I have no idea why you brought them up. CAFE standards and market driven concerns are the main reason for efficiency gains.


You make a lot of assumptions about people in a nasty, derogatory way for someone who should know better (20 years experience as a financial professional has done little for your manners and ability to read people, it seems).
I can only assume it bothered you that you were factually and historically wrong in your initial assessment -which I politely pointed out to you- so you felt the need to make a strange personal attack based on where I currently live.

+1 since post 1.

[Iamstig335]

2.17 for premium in Columbus today.

Someone loan me a tanker!!

[ny325]

Wow, I saw $1.77 for regular in Edison N.J

[029s]

$2.05 for premium 93.

[IK6SPEED]

went to South CA this weekend, stopped at on gas station and one station was $2.53 and other were $3.75 lol and for regular unleaded. And people were at the other stations too, i guess not everyone pays attention to what is 20 feet ahead of you lol

[slimxb8]

$1.88 here for cheap stuff. 93 is about $0.40 more.

The day 911 happened it was $1.43 aND then went up to a Lil over $2.00. Stations got threatened with gouging and prices settled around $1.75. I know in 2005 I was paying $2.24.

Sure feels good to head outta town again and now worry that it gonna be $65 to fill back up lol.

[ny325]

My car was near empty. I filled up with Shell premium for $37.00. Wow, I can't remember the last time that happened. Let us all enjoy this now.

[MiniXP]

Originally Posted by ny325

My car was near empty. I filled up with Shell premium for $37.00. Wow, I can't remember the last time that happened. Let us all enjoy this now.

Yea I filled up for $36 the other day. I don't think it's ever been this cheap since I have been driving (2006). I used to feel like gas prices were pretty good if I could fill up with $50. $36 just seems crazy low. now if tire prices would just come down....

[ny325]

$2.29 Shell Super. Love it.

[Fundguy1]

It's temporary. Until we get a Republican, they will be back up where Obama put them before.

[ny325]

Those greedy bastards will blame ISIS for soaring crude oil prices come the spring.

[Levanime]

Originally Posted by ny325

$2.29 Shell Super. Love it.

wow! where is that?

[ny325]

Northern New Jersey. What's a gallon of super in Cali?

[bimmerboy97]

$2.41 Sunoco Super 93 Octane in NH

[Some Asian Guy]

I paid $2.06/gallon for 93 yesterday at Costco in Fort Worth.

[924er]

You guys think these prices will always remain this low? It's definitely going to sky rocket. It's just a matter of time.

That's why you should invest in oil right now then bank later

[catcher22]

havent read through all the posts, but have a question

Has the price for E85 dropped as well? I assume it has, but havent filled up with it in a few months.

E85 is hard to find in my area so I trek up to MD to get it