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Gas Prices: What are you paying?

I’d say maybe 10-20 cents higher in TN.

That said, these prices will drop soon.
 
Filled up yesterday. $2.69. Eggs, 7.50 for 18.
 
Still fluctuating, but some of our gas stations have finally dropped below the $3.00/gal mark for the first time in quite a while.
 
$2.69 here. Happy to be staying below 3
 
$2.56 is currently the 'cheapest' here
 
$3.45
 
OldeDude said:
Time to bring this thread back up, I just gotta know if this is just a California thing again, or starting to go on elsewhere too. Our gas got down to around $3.69 a gallon for Regular in the Fall and early Winter, lowest it had been in I can't remember how long. In the past three weeks or so it has gone back up by over a dollar a gallon though, yesterday it was up to $4.79 for Regular.

So is this just The People's Republic of Kalifornia again, or are prices going up in other areas too?
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Our gas has gone up .10 a gallon.
 
$3.65 in Phx
 
Crazy how different prices are throughout the country. Prices seem to go up and down here. Back up this week. 3.45. Was down to 3.09 earlier.
 
They have been pretty stable here but still about 1.78 a litre.
We still have an electric, at least for another few weeks.
 
Just topped off the wife's truck. $4.59 a gallon here in cencal :poop:
 
$2.83 yesterday at BJ’s
 
I paid $2.69 this morning at Costco in Sioux Falls, SD. I saw a $3.13 price advertised on a sign at Adrian, MN. this morning also.
 
$3.19
 
We've seen gas prices rise about 25 cents a gallon since November here in Pennsylvania. I kind of expected that. The Biden Administration drew down the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and got some short-term concessions from a couple of countries in the Middle East which hit the market the second half of 2024. So there was bound to be some rise after the election.

Nothing like what you are seeing in California. But as you may know, you had gas taxes take a significant step up at the beginning of 2025, and with the special blend the state requires, that can only be made in refineries specifically set up to produce that blend, you've got some big disadvantages that are different than what people experience in the other 49 states.

Gas is generally about $1 to $1.50 a gallon higher in California than what we see here in Pennsylvania. It sounds like you've returned to the upper end of that delta, which makes sense with the recent gas tax hike.
 
$1.569 per litre

Wasn't pleased when I drove past the station Thursday and it was 139.9/L, and then $1.569/L twenty five minutes later when I went to get gas.
 
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