Whats Fuel Prices In Your Area?

[nativewolf]

WTI Oil is holding below 90.  Big oil is making more profit than ever in history.  We've had 90 oil before without these fuel prices.  It will all come crashing down at some point.  My offroad is still $4.59.  Gas is all over the place from 3.59 to 4.29.  That's a huge spread and rewards people for shopping.  

[kantuckid]

I mostly agree but many, many factors are at play, one being that the USD has fallen in value, along with distribution costs going up along with refining costs. 
The huge variations in retail price points within a small geographic area of one state bother me more.
50-60 cents a gallon is big bucks! Love truck stops i went by again yesterday are only 40 miles apart yet have 40 cents spread and other brands are larger than that in same area. 
 

[Al_Smith]

Gas buddy Lima Ohio -$3.41 to $3.76 

[snowstorm]

large fleet price on diesel is just under $4 yet the pump price here is 5.20 figure that one out. 

[aigheadish]

In Dayton, Ohio I'm seeing $3.66ish. 

[SwampDonkey]

Reg. gas dropped 15 cents a litre here today.

[kantuckid]

Bought BP here in Camargo, KY @ $3.28 yesterday. The same "cultural family ownership group" has a BP in my small burg priced at $3.79 currently and only 20 miles from the $3.28 place with both sharing suppliers too. 
Others around the cheaper one are @ $3.39 while Murphy's/ Walmart is $3.31 in the nearby town 5 miles away. 
My off-road cost only 4 cents less than on-road? 

[brianJ]

Just saw on the news that gas pump manufacturers are cranking  out new faces for the pumps with an additional digit. Apparently the prediction is that diesel  will be over $10.00 a gallon in June and gas over $10.00 a gallon sometime before  the end of summer so pumps that go over $9.999 will be required in the near future.  This is crazy.

Did you mean $10 a gallon for this year or next year?    Maybe you meant $10 a gallon sometime this decade or next decade?

[Chuck White]

We finally have a few stations in this area that are posting $3.999    

[kantuckid]

$3.14 here at KY-Murphy Mart/Walmart. It's probably less around Corbin, KY on I-75 south.

[bluthum]

$2.96 per gallon for unleaded regular today in Clinton, AR

[Log-it-up]

Central Vermont diesel ⛽ today was $5.09
 I think gas was around 3.98 

[ljohnsaw]

Well, the price drop over the last couple of weeks down to $4.499 is now gone.  Back to $4.959.

[Nebraska]

3.59 for  87 unleaded with ethanol. Staying fairly steady here.

[21incher]

Looking at the level of the strategic oil reserve as it is dropping off the cliff, won't be long before prices head in the other direction.  Lowest level since 1985 and it's dangerous to keep pumping from it. Guess after Nov we will see what happens because it's supposed to be shut off the end of Oct. 

[firefighter ontheside]

I bought gas for 2.97 yesterday.  Unfortunately the same station was still 4.59 for diesel.  It would be nice for diesel to come down.

[Al_Smith]

Gas Buddy Lima Ohio  $3.19 to $3.59 .Odd since the $3.59 is on the cross roads of the USA ,Beaverdam Ohio at the junction of US 30 and I 75 .About 8-10 miles north of me .

[bigblockyeti]

$2.999 for E10 regular at several upstate stations, a dime cheaper at the least expensive stations in the state (not close to me).  Refined gasoline is creeping up to ~$2.54 on the commodities market so there's room for lower prices, just not enough incentive.  I'm kind of torn on this issue as I'd love to see lower prices at the pump but I'm heavily vested in enough energy stocks that the dividiends alone pay for more fuel than I'll ever use and that only becomes moreso as profits go ^

[Al_Smith]

Although the stock market is another subject I don't lose any sleep over .It ebbs and flows like the waves of the north Atlantic .I'm not Bill Gates but for a country boy have done okay considering .For me it's just passive wealth because I doubt I'll ever need to use it .Over time, long term it's always made 10-12 percent .
Real estate is another .You of course need to pay property taxes on it just like you have to pay income tax on dividends etc on stocks but long term it usually works in a positive way .
As far as gasoline prices I'm old enough to remember when it was 27 cents a gallon but average wages might have been $2.50 an hour .Well times have changed not much more to be said about it .As far as the economy we've all survived  in the past and will in the future .If not we'll all be in the same boat .

[Walnut Beast]

Around five bucks. I’m sure these boys are not happy about fuel prices. Need some serious rain. It’s dry and dusty out in the country  

 

 The grain cart being pulled by the Case  Quadtrac is 2,200 bushel cart only 150,000 for it and all you need is a minimum 400 hp tractor to pull and run it