Paid $2.99 for a gallon of premium yesterday
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Paid $2.99 for a gallon of premium yesterday
Anyone else getting worried about how fast gas prices are climbing? It's the middle of April and I already paid $3 for a gallon of premium. I read today that the US spent $212 million more on gas then we did this time last year. Some of that increase is increased demand......but most of it is increased price. I have little doubt that we are going to see $3.25-$3.50 for premium during the highest volume part of the summer this year........maybe more if we see another Katrina (which analysts think is a high probability).
This sucks
This sucks
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Originally Posted by Mikelikes2drive
uhmm im already paying 3.25-3.30 here in irvine, ca. 2.99 is a steal!
Dude.....that really sucks!!! I wonder what you're going to be paying in July?
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3.12 yest in Seattle. Its a good thing you live in MI.
Originally Posted by bascho
Anyone else getting worried about how fast gas prices are climbing? It's the middle of April and I already paid $3 for a gallon of premium. I read today that the US spent $212 million more on gas then we did this time last year. Some of that increase is increased demand......but most of it is increased price. I have little doubt that we are going to see $3.25-$3.50 for premium during the highest volume part of the summer this year........maybe more if we see another Katrina (which analysts think is a high probability).
This sucks
This sucks
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Somewhere within Haliburton
Originally Posted by Animagix
$3.25 for 93 octane in sheepshead bay, brooklyn. We got iraqi oil, where's the price break in oil/gas?
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Originally Posted by hemanrulez
3.12 yest in Seattle. Its a good thing you live in MI.
I didn't look at the signs today on the way in......but I am sure the prices are higher now that a barrel of oil is over $71. I'll check and report back.
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Now Bush says he will not rule out using nukes on Iran.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060418/...ear_iran_dc_15
At least then he will have a good excuse for not using the oil. :-(
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060418/...ear_iran_dc_15
At least then he will have a good excuse for not using the oil. :-(
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Iran has nothing to do with it, although Big Oil would love for you to blame it on that.
Biggest scam ever - Crude oil stocks are building, yet farking oil companies refuse to build new refineries and blame blended gasoline and lack of refinery capacity for rising prices.
They are making a killing! Ex CEO of Exxon-Mobil was just awarded 660 million 'package.'
Biggest scam ever - Crude oil stocks are building, yet farking oil companies refuse to build new refineries and blame blended gasoline and lack of refinery capacity for rising prices.
They are making a killing! Ex CEO of Exxon-Mobil was just awarded 660 million 'package.'
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Originally Posted by RotoRocket
Iran has nothing to do with it, although Big Oil would love for you to blame it on that.
Biggest scam ever - Crude oil stocks are building, yet farking oil companies refuse to build new refineries and blame blended gasoline and lack of refinery capacity for rising prices.
They are making a killing! Ex CEO of Exxon-Mobil was just awarded 660 million 'package.'
Biggest scam ever - Crude oil stocks are building, yet farking oil companies refuse to build new refineries and blame blended gasoline and lack of refinery capacity for rising prices.
They are making a killing! Ex CEO of Exxon-Mobil was just awarded 660 million 'package.'
What's really sick is that even though the oil companies made billions last year in PROFITS....they blame the lack of new refining capacity on the US government not subsidizing the investment in new refineries. WTF?? Where is the US gov't when the country actually needs them? Make these oil companies invest their easily earned billions on new refineries.....they don't need to be subsidized by tax dollars. Where's the regulation?
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I just paid $2.9something and yes, I'm starting to worry about this. It took $40.05 to fill up my baby with her zoom juice. I did get 19.4mpg in all city driving so I can't complain I guess...while yes...yes, I CAN COMPLAIN...
DANG YOU OIL COMPANIES...DANG YOU TO HELL!!!!! LOL
DANG YOU OIL COMPANIES...DANG YOU TO HELL!!!!! LOL
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I paid $2.99 just the other day as well. I can't believe they're just letting prices spiral upwards like this while the oil companies are posting record profits. The government or some other power has to step in at some point here, it's getting to the point of absurdity.
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You guys south of the Canadian border should be ashamed of yourselves! $3.00/gallon is a joke. I'm already paying for $4.25/gallon for regular. I have nightmares now about what the price might be at the peak of summer!
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Originally Posted by Rhawb
I paid $2.99 just the other day as well. I can't believe they're just letting prices spiral upwards like this while the oil companies are posting record profits. The government or some other power has to step in at some point here, it's getting to the point of absurdity.
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Originally Posted by BlueEyes
I paid $4.30 US for 87 this past weekend.
Did you get a complementary lube, oil and filter change with that...... or at least the lube?