What does gas/petrol cost where you're located?

[Real_PhillBert]

Fargo ND prices, using (RON+MON)/2 (AKI):

 

87 octane with 10% Ethanol: $2.39/gal

91 octane ethanol free: $3.09/gal

[TheTallGuy]

I live in The Netherlands and these are the following prices:

 

Euro95: €1,780 per liter

Super: €1,849 per liter

Diesel: €1,440 per liter

LPG: €0,807 per liter

 

Prices do change, not a lot but they do

 

[Bananasplit_00]

Between 15,6sek/liter to 17,5sek/liter  which comes out to $6.5/galon and $7.3/galon

 

Im pretty fine with it, I wouldn't mind if the gas tax increases(at least around cities) some to stave us off using gas but I also in general don't want more tax cuts anywhere.

 

I ride my 500cc bike mostly so my gas spending isn't that bad

[Dylanc1500]

12 hours ago, cluelessgenius said:

ohh ok so they are getting shitty gas. alright then i guess thats somewhat fine? idk but literally double the price still seems pretty high.

 

No we just measure octane in a different way. We use something called the Anti-Knock Index (AKI), which is a simple mean average between the Research Octane Number (RON) and the Motor Octane Number (MON). Most pumps will have it shown as (R+M)/2. Sometimes it's known as the Posted Octane Number (PON). Most European countries and Australia use RON, along with middle eastern and Asian countries.

[SenKa]

Midwest Florida:

Regular: $2.499/Gallon

Plus: $2.749/Gallon

Premium: $2.999/Gallon

Diesel: $2.729/Gallon

Ethanol Free: $3.149/Gallon

 

Regular is 87, Plus is 89, Premium is 91, Ethanol Free is also 87.

 

Mind you, my local gas station has a points based rewards system where every 100 points you get is 10 cents off, up to 200 points. Every 2nd or 3rd fill up is 100 points and you get 20 bonus points every week. Convenience store purchases also give points. It's pretty good tbh.

[xreaperx22]

usually $2.69/gallon sometimes find it around 2.60 if im lucky lol

[Andreas Lilja]

Paid $1.34 CAD per litre today, or $1.03 USD.

 

It's not enough expensive IMO, the roads are shit and the public transit is even worse.

[Anomnomnomaly]

UK prices in litres

£1.25 Petrol (regular about 95ron))

£1.30 Petrol  (super - between 98-99ron)

£1.26 Diesel

 

It's worth noting that if converting to gallons,.. a UK/EU gallon is 4.5lts, whilst a US gallon is 3.8lts. So a gallon of regular petrol is £5.63 super is £5.85, and a gallon if diesel is £5.67

 

When converted to US $ that's about $7.32 for regular and $7.61 for super whilst diesel would be about $7.37.. But because your gallon is 3.8 lts a better equivalent would be  $6.18, $6.42 & $6.23 per US gallon respectively.

 

That's actually the lowest it's been for a couple of years... until just a couple of months ago it was 5p per litre more across the board and the gap between regular petrol and diesel was more like 3p. Prices have dropped about 5% recently. Last time I filled up a couple of weeks ago I paid £1.29

 

So unless you are paying in excess of $6 per gallon... please stop your whining... you have no idea how good you've got it. 

[Anomnomnomaly]

16 hours ago, circeseye said:

central valley california is 3.89 for reg....then again our lovely politicians just added a 47 cent per gal gas tax that took effect this month. apparently the 2.25% per gal tax already on it wasnt enough

In the UK, roughly %60 of the price of a litre of fuel is TAX

[dalekphalm]

About $1.20 CAD/L for regular gas (Costco usually coming in at around 5c/L cheaper than the going rate).

 

Which is about:

$4.54 CAD/Gal = $3.48 USD per Gallon

[The King of the Undead]

about $2.30 a gallon in Harrisonville MO USA.

[STRMfrmXMN]

16 hours ago, cluelessgenius said:

ohh ok so they are getting shitty gas. alright then i guess thats somewhat fine? idk but literally double the price still seems pretty high.

 

We aren't getting shitty gas. We have a different octane rating system. 91 octane is premium's baseline here and depending on where you live you can get 92-93. In Oregon we have 87, 89, and 92. In California they have 91 and in Illinois they have 93. There is a difference between those two unlike your 101 vs our 93.

[STRMfrmXMN]

3 hours ago, SenpaiKaplan said:

Midwest Florida:

Regular: $2.499/Gallon

Plus: $2.749/Gallon

Premium: $2.999/Gallon

Diesel: $2.729/Gallon

Ethanol Free: $3.149/Gallon

 

Regular is 87, Plus is 89, Premium is 91, Ethanol Free is also 87.

 

Mind you, my local gas station has a points based rewards system where every 100 points you get is 10 cents off, up to 200 points. Every 2nd or 3rd fill up is 100 points and you get 20 bonus points every week. Convenience store purchases also give points. It's pretty good tbh.

In Freedom Florida, how common is Ethanol-free gas? I only have one station within a non road-trip distance to get Ethanol free, a 76 station in Wilsonville, about 15 miles from central Portland.

[SupremeGOAT]

too damn much...

[SenKa]

37 minutes ago, STRMfrmXMN said:

In Freedom Florida, how common is Ethanol-free gas? I only have one station within a non road-trip distance to get Ethanol free, a 76 station in Wilsonville, about 15 miles from central Portland.

Ive been to exactly one gas station that didn't sell ethanol free

[TacticlTwinkie]

I live in Orange County, California. I filled up my GTI with 91 octane for $3.56 a gallon a couple days ago. Near where I work, I saw 91 octane for $4.64 today driving home. For those familiar with the area, I live in Garden Grove and work in Irvine. Irvine is a very expensive city all around. I always try to fill up near home if I can.

[star_pilot475]

On 7/10/2019 at 4:47 PM, Votivee said:

Very top of New York, about 20(ish) minutes from the Canadian border.

 

 

EDIT: Regular is 87 Octane, Midgrade is 89 Octane, and Premium is 91 Octane.

Hey that’s where I am too! Not that far upstate but about 30 minutes from the border! Prices are the same here.

Edited July 12, 2019 by star_pilot475
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[Duski]

4.81 USD for 1 gallon

1.30 per liter

[You are a dum bass]

about 2$ a gallon, sometimes it dips under that.

[Curious Pineapple]

Doesn't matter, I can push 100 MPG in my car

[PhantomJaguarr]

It's around 3.60 USD for regular and costs like 42 USD to fill up my car. Oh forgot to mention California recently passed a gas tax that started a couple weeks ago. -.-

[dalekphalm]

2 hours ago, Curious Pineapple said:

Doesn't matter, I can push 100 MPG in my car

So you have an Electric, then?

[Virus__]

$1.60 AUD per litre.
Which is $1.12 USD per litre.

Which is $6.58 AUD per US GAL

Which is $4.62 USD per US GAL.

 

That's just for Unleaded 91 Octane/RON. Not for E10 94, Unleaded 95, Unleaded 98 Premium, E85, Diesel, Biodiesel or Premium Diesel. Just the cheapest fuel. It's fucked. Especially since it was sitting at under $1.20 AUD a litre last week..

[Ravendarat]

129.9 for premium per liter here in Edmonton which translates into about $4.87 per US gallon without exchange. If I factor in exchange its $3.72 USD. Frustrating to have high gas prices in a province filled with oil.

[Evolution.]

I drive an old beater camry that get 25ish mpg gas around where I live is 2.65 per gallon of regular 87

used to drive a big Chevy truck until that $80 full tank started adding up along with the 10ish MPG