Oh My Goodness!!

[Bel-Cam Jos]

Needed some gas, and found it for $2.91 at a Mobil station (lowest I've seen at a non-cheapo station or Costco lately) today.

[TeeEye7]

Depending on the state, gas prices on my road trip varied from $3.09 to $2.56 (going from Left Coast to the Heartland).

[Bel-Cam Jos]

Costco had it for $2.75, which is about a quarter less than the common $2.99 or so around the area.

[TeeEye7]

$3.15 since I last posted. Up six cents/gal.

[bkusna]

Costco had it for $2.75, which is about a quarter less than the common $2.99 or so around the area.

Don't hate on the sooner state, but it's $2.41 here

[JimJamBonds]

$2.85 in NE Wisconsin.

[Bel-Cam Jos]

At non-warehouse stores, sub-$3 gas does not exist in SoCal anymore.

[InsaneJediGirl]

Gas was about $2.29 here a month ago, now the cheapest I've found is $2.64 . I've been buying it at Ingles to get the 3 cents off if you use a gift card, even then its still pricey compared to a week or so ago.

[TeeEye7]

Good ol' oil producing California gets charged about 62 cents federal excise tax on every gallon of gas. Then there's sales tax (which varies by city/county), city/county taxes (if applicable)...and on, and on. Taxes in Hawaii are even cheaper than here. Good ol' oil producing Alaska charges the least tax.

[InsaneJediGirl]

Good ol' oil producing California gets charged about 62 cents federal excise tax on every gallon of gas. Then there's sales tax (which varies by city/county), city/county taxes (if applicable)...and on, and on. Taxes in Hawaii are even cheaper than here. Good ol' oil producing Alaska charges the least tax.

Does California do a "winter mix"? I had no idea what that was until I moved to Georgia, apparently its just gas less refined(supposedly making prices go down). Florida didn't, but when you only have winter 3 weeks out of the year I suppose its useless...