Gas Check?

[Honkridge]

I saw 2.89 in Nashville today. Whats it like in your neck of the woods?

 

[Tig]

With record breaking travel plans for Memorial Day weekend, the pump prices will likely be inflated.

 

[sleewell]

filled up last night 3.49 lansing, mi

 

[DinoMikeSr]

This week at my home in the sticks , $3.20.

In NOVA where I’m at:

 

[dodgechargerfan]

So, that’s about 4.19 US on the low end of the range.
4.53 US on the high end.

 

[mnewb1]

lets see... off-Peak 17 cents a kWh.

 

[baimun]

I have my app set to Premium because that’s what all three vehicles take. I think mid is like 40-60 cents a gallon cheaper and regular even less. It’s like a “new car tax”…. Because even a few years ago, each tier was only separated by 10-15cents.

 

[yabba]

I think it was ~$3.15 or so locally the last time I filled up

 

[Bob411]

$3.80ish

 

[mongooz]

we're around $3.60

 

[jrockbridge]

R $3.02 M $3.22 P $3.62 D $3.47

Monument, CO

 

[baimun]

R $3.02 M $3.22 P $3.62 D $3.47

Monument, CO

Even your PREMIUM is under $4 a gallon? Such horseshit.

 

[xStonr]

3.29 @ b js club

 

[Jbird]

Was $3.71 here yesterday, but I didn't have to get any, I had filled up a few days before when it was roughly $3.60

On a related note, also the other morning on my way home from work, my new 2022 Corolla Apex told me that I got 51.0 mpg total for the drive home (4.6L/100). That's the best mileage I've gotten yet, though it was very windy that morning and I had a strong tailwind. Usually I am getting more like 46 or 47 mpg for that drive.

My drive to/from work is roughly 13.5 miles, mostly 55 mph speed limit roads.

 

[bsman]

Sorry - thought this was a thread about Taco Bell...

 

[jrockbridge]

Even your PREMIUM is under $4 a gallon? Such horseshit.

Do you live in Indiana?

 

[jelloman]

3.51

 

[Dudeman1967]

$2.99 at the local Wallyworld.
About $3.30 everywhere else.

 

[Andrew Sak]

We have been over $5 for a while

 

[baimun]

Do you live in Indiana?

Yep… and I don’t know what it is about Chicago and Northern Indiana… but if you do a random sampling around the US the only place that is always higher is California.