How much is gas where you live?

[PlayStation 2]

$1.99

huntsville, alabama bitches :^)

[arniks8]

It's worked out on a much larger scale that's why it doesn't work out right when brought down to litre measurements so you just pay to the nearest penny I think.

OK.

[jakjakattack]

Like 2 bucks, but once you get out into the kinda hick area it's like 1.80

[Gala]

0.87$/l in Bosnia for 98 Oct.

[Celsiuss]

I live in Norway, it's about $7,5 per gallon, that's about average

[KemoKa]

$2.79 here in Utah. Because they have a horrendous gas tax. Back in good ol' NH it's around $2.29 to $2.40.

 

Doesn't matter that much. I have a Civic, so... 40mpg all the way.

[TJ_Hack3r]

It's around 2.80 USD in the NW Suburbs of Chicago

[Avalen]

Around 1.464€/l in the capital region, so ~$6.2USD per gallon. Good thing I don't have a license.

[aajjeee]

it droped to 99.9¢/L last week near montreal

[Galliano]

Here in Brisbane Australia its jumps between $1.20 to $1.50 per litre. Thats is about $5AUD a gallon.

[Derranged]

$1.65 a Litre atm. It was up around $1.85 at the start of the year. That would make it $6.10 a Gallon at current prices. It's great having a fuel thirsty car too, costs $100-$150 each visit.

[Virus__]

Well 95 octane (mid range fuel) was $1.30/L here Wednesday. Down from $1.65/L the previous week. But it'll go back up now since the price of oil has risen so yay..

[Virus__]

$1.65 a Litre atm. It was up around $1.85 at the start of the year. That would make it $6.10 a Gallon at current prices. It's great having a fuel thirsty car too, costs $100-$150 each visit.

Shit. Where abouts are you in Aus? Also I hope that's 98 octane for $1.85/L

[AresKrieger]

$2.20 and dropping like a stone

New Hampshire

[SansVarnic]

2.23/gal(US)

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59 cents a liter.

[MattLantis]

~2.31 USD

[Derranged]

Shit. Where abouts are you in Aus? Also I hope that's 98 octane for $1.85/L

Central QLD, it's 98 "Premium". We don't really have anything else, other than just standard 98. Which I prefer running the premium due to its benefits for the engine. The standard 98 is still around $1.40 I believe.

[evantheis]

Because it's 2.14 USD/Gallon where I live. (Fort Wayne, IN) I can't remember the last time I got impatient putting 20$ in my tank

My car's dying and I want a truck at this price. (As soon as I'd get one it'd go back up though)

I'm curious though, especially for overseas members.

And no, it's not petrol, it's gas. You get petroleum from the ground. It's then made into gasoline. Damn Brits.

Whoa I live in the same town! I've never seen someone on the internet in the same town before [emoji14]

[TroubleKlef]

$2.71 US gallon.

[Virus__]

Central QLD, it's 98 "Premium". We don't really have anything else, other than just standard 98. Which I prefer running the premium due to its benefits for the engine. The standard 98 is still around $1.40 I believe.

Ah right, sucks how when you go either inland or north fuel gets way more expensive. I remember when I went to Melbourne a few years ago fuel was something like 30 cents a litre cheaper than it was up here on the Gold Coast/Northern NSW.

 

Yeah I can believe that, a lot of the cars we've had over the years really only ran well on premium. Same with diesel, the truck we have runs better on the Caltex Vortex/BP Ultimate diesel than the standard stuff the others offer.

[ravneillal]

$2.21 / liter that's in fijian dollars.

[G27Racer_188]

$1.50 / liter of petrol = $5.76 for a gallon

$1.38 / liter of diesel = $5.22 for a gallon

 

Serbian prices.

[Albie]

$2/L nzd here in nz, so about £1/L or $1.26 USD/L

[Mkarasneh]

It's 0.725 jd/liter. Around 1.02 $ in jordan/middle east.

But it's in the lowest point now..... It gets as up as 1.15 jd in the winter.

[IMPERIUS]

about 1.3-1.5eur/l