US gas Prices?

[Prof Clay]

Having mentioned it in another thread, I am just curious as to the state of gas prices around the country.

Here in Memphis we have dropped from $3.95 3 weeks ago down to $2.85.

I think there is about a 50 cent difference between here and Nashville

How is the rest of the country doing?

 

[evil psyduck]

Where i live in Michigan it is $2.32

 

[Azure Kite]

Where i live in Michigan it is $2.32

Dang your lucky! Last I checked, here in this part of Virginia the lowest we have is $2.79.

 

[DarkStar20]

AHHH, that's so lucky! We are at 3.35 in Oregon! We were up around 4.25 at one point though.

-Jason
dark::colorless20)

 

[vanderbilt_grad]

It was $3.29 to $3.49 depending on the stations on the way into work this AM in Charlotte NC.

 

[secretsof2113]

3.19 down in Athens, Ohio, and 2.64 in Canton, Ohio. What a difference 150 miles makes. But either way, these prices are a relief.

 

[Prime]

Why have they gone down? They weren't this low before the hurricane. Election time?

 

[Ardoptres]

Is this for a liter?
Here in Denmark we pay $2-2.30 for one liter.
I know it's not in the US but whatever.. :tongue:

 

[Team Cook]

The Woodlands, Texas (35 miles north of Houston) FINALLY got below 3.00 a gallon.

Dropped to 2.99 this past weekend.

 

[Pinsir52]

I paid 3.19 in Denham Springs, Louisiana, which is about 20-25 cents cheaper then what it's been for a while

 

[vanderbilt_grad]

Why have they gone down? They weren't this low before the hurricane. Election time?

Maybe ... but it could easily be the world economy as well. A reduction in demand could lower the price at the pump.

 

[Brady1]

We are at 2.99 atm. However, I heard of a gas station in Massuchuets that was charging 1.99 a gallon.

 

[homeofmew]

$2.92-$2.95 Southwest Houston

 

[bullados]

Right after the Hurricane earlier this year, I started seeing gas approaching 4.05-4.15 around here.

Yesterday, I saw multiple instances of 2.99.

By the end of the week, I'm expecting to see 2.80 or something to that effect.

 

[David's Confused Pokedad]

Lets look at the price of sweet crude oil The last time it was below $100 a barrel. Now lets look at todays price. Why is petro higher today than it was before? During most election years the price at the pump goes down before the Nov. election but of course the economy has changed this time around so no one can take credit

 

[bullados]

Profit-mongering oil companies. Didn't they have the highest profit margins they've *EVER* had last year? My guess is that they'll be even higher this year. It's both sad and pathetic, and (considering that America basically runs on oil) something should be done to fix this...

 

[Flygon999]

California: $3.30

It used to be like $4.50 and dropped by over a whole dollar lol. :lol:

 

[Alazor]

@ Prime

"Why have they gone down? They weren't this low before the hurricane. Election time?"

The economy crash no doubt. But since we're seeing gas prices drop, the prices of food and some other goods may drop eventually as well.

 

[ryanvergel]

You guys are so lucky. It just recently dropped below 3.50 here to around 3.30, and during the hurricanes was gas expensive here?

Nah.

Tallahassee didn't have gasoline for two weeks.

 

[Gir]

I think my parents said last night that it was $2.99 here.