[300hp]

Originally Posted by penet05

93 one is 2.85 here.

Guys lets state where here is. On the app we can't see where each poster resides.

[rmr927]

Originally Posted by 300hp

That's one of the small perks of living in NJ gas is so cheap over here. I have driven in many states and few can match or beat the prices here.

NJ has some of the cheapest gas...for now. The NJ Corruption department...excuse me...Legislators are throwing around the idea of either charging 7% state tax (in NJ, gas is only subject to gasoline tax, not state tax) or hiking the gas tax an additional $.20 to $.30 a gallon. They claim the money is going to go to fix the shitty pothole ridden streets we have to navigate on. Yeah...heard that one before.

I guess the other good thing about NJ gas stations is that you can sit in your toasty warm car while the station attendant is filling your car in the cold of winter. That's right, in NJ you can't pump your own gas.

[300hp]

Originally Posted by rmr927

NJ has some of the cheapest gas...for now. The NJ Corruption department...excuse me...Legislators are throwing around the idea of either charging 7% state tax (in NJ, gas is only subject to gasoline tax, not state tax) or hiking the gas tax an additional $.20 to $.30 a gallon. They claim the money is going to go to fix the shitty pothole ridden streets we have to navigate on. Yeah...heard that one before.

I guess the other good thing about NJ gas stations is that you can sit in your toasty warm car while the station attendant is filling your car in the cold of winter. That's right, in NJ you can't pump your own gas.

As if we are not taxed enough already. Where is the property, state and sales tax we are currently paying going. Passed through Ohio and they have better public restrooms along I-80 than we have along I-95.

But you are right the cheap prices and the luxury of not filling up yourself makes it a little better to live in NJ

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2014/...s-are-falling/

This is from Fox News so they may be a bit of propaganda here but there are still some plausible reasons why we have low prices in that article

[BimmerQuest]

It seemed pedestrian at the time, but I'll never forget filling up an NSX for $.99 a gallon.

[34.50]

Originally Posted by rmr927

NJ has some of the cheapest gas...for now. The NJ Corruption department...excuse me...Legislators are throwing around the idea of either charging 7% state tax (in NJ, gas is only subject to gasoline tax, not state tax) or hiking the gas tax an additional $.20 to $.30 a gallon. They claim the money is going to go to fix the shitty pothole ridden streets we have to navigate on. Yeah...heard that one before.

I guess the other good thing about NJ gas stations is that you can sit in your toasty warm car while the station attendant is filling your car in the cold of winter. That's right, in NJ you can't pump your own gas.

You guys are so funny complaining about taxes. Want to come over to New York? We get ass raped here.

You're right, full service in Jersey rocks - confused me the first time I ever visited, as I'm used to self service.

[Redsoxx1918]

Originally Posted by Quakered

Really pleased that our petrol has dropped to the around 8.11 for one of your gallons!

That's the result of your socialist government. Our current President is trying to head us that way too.

[P-Bass]

Originally Posted by Redsoxx1918

That's the result of your socialist government. Our current President is trying to head us that way too.

Amen, election day is around the corner. Send him and his buddies a message.

[jusdorange]

we get ripped off in UK

more than double the price

[alienranch]

It seems every time there's a blip on the world radar, gas prices sky rocket. When they eventually go down to 80% of the increase, everyone is happy about how "cheap" it is.

Ex. Price is $3.03 and some world event happens, gas shoots up to $3.67 over the course of two months. World event is over, and it takes 9 months for gas to fall to $3.30 and everyone is happy it's so cheap. I know inflation takes it's toll over that time period, and I certainly apologize to all those outside of the US where gas prices are significantly higher. It just seems that there's a certain amount of conditioning at play here.

That being said, I'm one of the mindless millions who's also happy gas prices are down.

[carzaddict]

i filled up for $2.10 premium in NJ....but i was also using my stop and shop points. never the less it was still pretty cheap without the points.

FYI if you shop at stop and shop...i highly suggest getting a rewards card and accumulating points. every $1 is 1 point....every 10 points is .10 cents off PER GALLON at shell.

[TimeFor]

Filled up at Shell last night $3.49 for premium in LA. Granted much lower prices elsewhere in the US, for Los Angeles at a top tear station this is a great price.

[Christos]

Paid $3.17/gallon for Shell V-power this AM, here in NJ, couldn't believe it.

[ELNch]

Wow. cheaper than water

around 15 Nok/liter for 98 octane and 14,50 Nok/liter for 95 octane(you cant get lower oct).

Translates to 8,72 usd pr gallon(3,78 liter)

[300hp]

Last night I filled up at a Shell gas station, Octane 93 for a little under $20. I had a quarter tank when I got to the station and I used my stop and shop rewards card.

This is getting crazy, I feel like I robbed someone

The last time I paid $20 for that much gas I had 2004 Elantra which used regular gas.

[ClubsportJunkie]

Originally Posted by penet05

93 one is 2.85 here.

About the same for Sonoma County 2.89 for 91 then knock down to 2.69 (gigady) with a safeway club card. Chevron too

[m3eng]

I just filled up 93 octane for $2.54/gallon last night

[adhrp]

Lol, you guys are paying too much!! Regular is down to 1.59 here and I'm paying 1.89 for premium! Gotta love the southwest!

[ft1330]

Anybody finds it interesting that the price difference between regular and premium is constantly going up as the price of gas is going down? It's 40 cents here in the Philly area. It used to be 20 cents few years ago.

[Jamesons Viggen]

$1.60 for 87 in MI, means 93 should be $1.99-2.05

[Blubaron79]

Dude. 93 here is $2.39.

[NO_RETURN]

Originally Posted by Blubaron79

Dude. 93 here is $2.39.

We can't get 93 in Arizona... Don't get me started.

I paid $2.01/ Gal for 91 yesterday, down $0.12 from last week, Happy Days!

Switching from a 15MPG Jeep to 28MPG 328i combined with Fuel prices in free fall I'm saving over $400 per month on fuel right now.

[Blubaron79]

Originally Posted by NO_RETURN

We can't get 93 in Arizona... Don't get me started.

I paid $2.01/ Gal for 91 yesterday, down $0.12 from last week, Happy Days!

Switching from a 15MPG Jeep to 28MPG 328i combined with Fuel prices in free fall I'm saving over $400 per month on fuel right now.

Why?? Is that a legal thing or something?