Yet another Falls gas price thread

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Milw/Wauk co. Wisconsin 87 oct. @ $3.09 per gal. 1/5/08. Gettin up there .

Where are you at in different parts of the counrty/world ?
 
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It's around $3.33 around here in Orange County, paid $3.53 for 91 octane yesterday at a shell. Some places are 5-10 cents cheaper for crappy gas (like arco) but either way, still insane.
 
$3.50 for 87 octane here in San Francisco. Filled up at Chevron on Junipera Serra. Just crazy, as if the mad stormy weather wasn't enough.
 
Yup, in SF everything is over like $3.50. Except for that 76 on Christmas day that lowered his prices to $2.00 a gallon. Unfortunately, the line was huge.
 
Cincinnati, Ohio. Most of the stations around me have regular at $3.19. But I have seen it as high as $3.29. With crude trading at nearly $100 a barrel and with everything that has been going on in Pakistan and the rest of the Middle East, we can only hope it doesn't go higher.
 
As of 01/04/08 here in Eastern, Pennsylvania:

- 87 Octane = $3.199
- 89 Octane = $3.299
- 91 Octane = $3.499

- Diesel = $3.599
 
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UK and Finland

In November I was in London, Birmingham, Helsinki and Oulu Finland with work.

Gas in the UK was the equivallent of about $7 USD per US Gallon, in Finland it was more, but I didnt rent a car, so dont have a receipt

and if your wondering, Santa Clause is a Finnish invention, and its northern Finland is where he is alegedly from. Oulu in November was like -22 degrees C (very close to -22 F) in anycase cold enogh to freeze body parts off.

and If you have a Nokia cell phone, now you know where they are designed/tested

Joe
 
reg $3.29-$3.49
mid $3.33-$3.69
super $3.89-$4.50
it fluctuates a lot and thats at the cheep station.
 
Re: UK and Finland

magnumfan said:
Gas in the UK was the equivallent of about $7 USD per US Gallon, in Finland it was more

Very interesting. I didn't realize it was that much more, I thought it was less than x2 more. I wonder the reason? Given our longer distances (within the US, resulting in more driving needed) and their HUGE taxes, I would expect it to be cheaper here, but given the value of the dollar and our complaining, I would expect it to be more expensive here.

I think in the end, It's probably the tax rates. My guess is European govt.'s have upped the tax in an effort to drive renewable resources and a less dependency, much like our govt. has done and would like to do more so with tobacco.
 
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