Gas Prices
09-23-2006, 12:59 PM
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This thread makes no sense. It's like saying 2% milk is $3.10 in my area. A.) It has nothing to do with an RX-8, hence it shouldn't be in the RX-8 Discussion forum. B.) You don't say anything else as to what area you live in. It just doesn't make any sense.
09-23-2006, 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted by BunnyGirl
What area??
$2.67 for regular. $2.87 for premium yesterday.
$2.67 for regular. $2.87 for premium yesterday.
I think it was like $2.55 for regular with lines of ten cars at each pump.There is an excess of gasoline as vacation driving season is over. Oil companies can't shift to producing heating oil this early in the season as not everyone has purchased their winter supply yet. Can't lower the price of heating oil until no one needs to buy it.
09-23-2006, 01:05 PM
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Originally Posted by OldCoot
Less than that at Costco but you have to buy more than one gallon at a time. I think it was like $2.55 for regular with lines of ten cars at each pump.
There is an excess of gasoline as vacation driving season is over. Oil companies can't shift to producing heating oil this early in the season as not everyone has purchased their winter supply yet. Can't lower the price of heating oil until no one needs to buy it.
I think it was like $2.55 for regular with lines of ten cars at each pump.There is an excess of gasoline as vacation driving season is over. Oil companies can't shift to producing heating oil this early in the season as not everyone has purchased their winter supply yet. Can't lower the price of heating oil until no one needs to buy it.
Might be worth a try if it isn't too far out of my way.
09-23-2006, 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted by moRotorMotor
This thread makes no sense. It's like saying 2% milk is $3.10 in my area. A.) It has nothing to do with an RX-8, hence it shouldn't be in the RX-8 Discussion forum. B.) You don't say anything else as to what area you live in. It just doesn't make any sense.
09-23-2006, 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted by BunnyGirl
Where is the Costco that has the gas station around Portland? I don't think it's near me. The closest Costco to me is in Clackamas and they don't have a gas station. Might be worth a try if it isn't too far out of my way.
Might be worth a try if it isn't too far out of my way.
09-23-2006, 01:12 PM
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Friday Sept 22 at 7:35PM, Regular at the Pillips 66 in Sherman Texas was $2.03, Premo (I filled) was $2.23.
I did some cruising this AM (Saturday) with more then the usual time spent above 6000 RPM.
Stopped by the Phillips Fuel distributor this AM and he said the next batch of TT105 would be $205 (a barrel) so I ordered one. My current barrel is empty. The last barrel was $325. I don't use it in the RX8 very often it's for another car that has high compression.
I did some cruising this AM (Saturday) with more then the usual time spent above 6000 RPM.
Stopped by the Phillips Fuel distributor this AM and he said the next batch of TT105 would be $205 (a barrel) so I ordered one. My current barrel is empty. The last barrel was $325. I don't use it in the RX8 very often it's for another car that has high compression.
09-23-2006, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by dtorre
Hmmm costco gas here is 1.89 reg 2.09 prem
09-23-2006, 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by OldCoot
North Wilsonville at the I5 exit where Burns Brothers used to be. I think it is generic gas and the lines get long on weekends are two downsides to buying there.
09-23-2006, 01:38 PM
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You live at the other end of the pipeline. moRotorMotor is right, gas prices are very regional topics and not RX8 generic. But a station owner decided to go out in style by selling out his remaining stock at $1.49 in Philadelphia and that made national news last night.
09-23-2006, 04:25 PM
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Be sure to fill before the November elections. An economist I saw on TV said that the current low prices are just another off the book contribution to the incumbent party.
09-23-2006, 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by moRotorMotor
This thread makes no sense. It's like saying 2% milk is $3.10 in my area. A.) It has nothing to do with an RX-8, hence it shouldn't be in the RX-8 Discussion forum. B.) You don't say anything else as to what area you live in. It just doesn't make any sense.
$3.10 for 2% milk! Outrageous! Was that for a 1/2 gallon or a whole?
09-25-2006, 11:40 AM
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Milk: 1.99/gallon
Gas: 2.35/gallon
Carbon nano-tubes 22k/gram
I would hate to have a car that ran on CNT.
That would be $798,314/gallon, and $11,415,890 to fill up.
vlol!
Gas: 2.35/gallon
Carbon nano-tubes 22k/gram
I would hate to have a car that ran on CNT.
That would be $798,314/gallon, and $11,415,890 to fill up.
vlol!
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09-25-2006, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by midlife crisis
Be sure to fill before the November elections. An economist I saw on TV said that the current low prices are just another off the book contribution to the incumbent party.
