05XLRtoC7_San Diego

That's a good point....have you found a single place in SD that sells 93? Seems like 91 is the max.
For what we pay, it should be 101 octane!!!

thrilled

Oil under $30 A barrel it should be under that.I read that if oil gets to $20 you might see
Regular at $1.00 A gallon

aj98

Usually get BP/Amoco, but tank was really low and Sunoco was closer.

1.64 for their 93, Southeast VA.

LDYSTIG

I don't have any local stations with 93 so I have to settle for 91. I will be stopping to fill up at Costco on my way home and I can't wait to see how cheap this tank will be! My last Costco fill up about 2 weeks ago was $2.05 for 91 which may be the reason I was not very nice to my last tank

hisvett

Love IT!!! just got back from filling up; North Forth Worth Costco @ $1.789 (93 Premium)

Nuclearranger

The tax was $10 per barrel, or about $0.25 per gallon. Big, surely, but not gigantic.

I am mixed on it, clearly, the world could do some good with more 'green' tech. Though, the entire earth runs on OIL and a price increase can do economic damage in a lot of ways.

thrilled

You'll be ok til it gets back to $4.00 A gallon.
They are saying $.25 A gallon,but I bet it'll be more

stevebz06

I have read somewhere that less than 50% of oil is used for transportation fuels, so even if we all start driving golf carts we'll still need most of what we produce.

The problem with going "green" is that it is almost invariably is more expensive than existing technology. If you are the only country following this path you put yourself at a severe cost disadvantage. Brazil put its' economy in a bad position for a very long time by trying to switch to bio fuels. With oil prices being relatively low (it's still about twice the price in non-inflationary adjusted dollars as when OPEC came into existence if I remember correctly), it would be cost prohibitive to switch now.

cv67

Have only seen Ca 91 dip under 3/gal once this summer
87 is still in the 2.90s.
Wheres all this cheap gas at?

Gary '09 C6

I'm OK with the tax if it's dedicated primarily to infrastructure construction & repairs (highways, bridges, etc).
This work needs to be done, and it needs to be paid for. Fuel tax is still the best way to fund it.

Especially now with low oil prices...

brandont619

It's called SD tax... we pay top dollar in every way possible to live here!

And no, I haven't found a single place in SD that sells 93. But let me know if you do!

thrilled

Everywhere except California.In Virginia it's $1.49
Ask the average person in this state if they would like to live in California
And I'm guessing A large majority would say no.

speedlink

I lived there at a time also. Still have kids living there.

Gas is about 5 or 6 cents a gallon more here. But the temps are in the mid 80's! I'll take that instead.

Very nice area you live in.

05XLRtoC7_San Diego

Yeah, I don't mind paying extra for gas when it's sunny and 80 degrees in February.
What is snow???