How low is gas by you?

[Jake Levin]

Gas Station in Northern NJ just dropped to $2.459 a gallon! (I can't believe I'm excited over this) I also heard rumors that there's a Costco that was selling gas for 1.879 a gallon, don't know if there's much truth to it though.

 

[Frank Marano]

not low enough to consider it low, lol

 

[Bill Ellis]

Dropped to $2.399 here in St. Louis area. Some places probably a few pennies lower.

 

[TRACket Paul]

Sacramento - $2.659

 

[Jake Levin]

I'm going to St. Louis!

 

[troy malone]

$2.31 is the lowest i've seen in Dover, Delaware.

WaWa on Route 8..



troy

 

[Fer Echegaray]

Highest price: $3.39 Pukalani, HI

US Average: $2.49

Lowest price: $1.99 Oklahoma City, OK

 

[TrainTrac]

I saw it for $2.35 here in Norfolk, VA this morning on the way to work. The price has been dropping over the last couple of weeks.



This proves that our capitalist, free-market economy works. More refineries coming back on line (=more supply), and demand has dropped with the end of the heavy travel summer season.



More supply + less demand=lower prices.

 

[Jeff C]

$2.69



We usually have some of the lowest gas prices in the country, now it seems like they're some of the highest.

 

[gary s]

on long island, i noticed regular as low as 2.59 and premium at 2.89.

what a bargin !!

 

[CHARLIE CARDONE]

$2.79 Long Island N.Y

 

[Larry Phillips]

$2.12 in Kansas.

 

[James FreemanJr]

Saw it for 2.31 on my way home today from work but the price is around 2.49-2.69 around where i live.

 

[Johnny O]

Most places are $2.29 but I saw one Exxon at $2.27.

 

[Todd Z]

By me on Long Island 259 reg , 279 prem.

Todd Z

 

[Fred]

Weaverville, NC: $2.49.

Arden, NC: $2.38

 

[Ernie Longino]

2.71 in Orange Park (Jacksonville) FL ...



My wife saw a national article yesterday that predicted that it would be down to $2.00 / gallon within the next two weeks. If so, the gas companies will have succeeded in their mission (making everyone think that $2 / gallon is acceptable).



I read in the Money section of today’s USA Today, that BP posted an unbelievable profit for this past quarter, mostly due to the difference in gas prices and their hurricane related losses being less than "expected". IMHO, the government should use the price gouging laws to force them to lower prices in order to "give back" what they should not have taken to begin with.

 

[Chris Joyce]

$2.27 for regular in Medford, Mass. Cash only though!

 

[Thomas Rogers]

Wawa in Souderton, PA...$2.43.



NICE!

 

[j Schmidty]

2.87 on California's central coast.

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