What are the gas prices in your area?
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From: Las Cruces, NM
$2.059 - 87
$2.149 - 88
$2.239 - 91
its a good thing the tempo will run on the cheapie stuff. if i really want it to run, i put the 88 in it. if i just want it to make noise and suck gas for no obvious reason, i put 91 in it. i luv my bullet proof 4-banger! <now, if i can only get more than 14 MPG with it...>
$2.149 - 88
$2.239 - 91
its a good thing the tempo will run on the cheapie stuff. if i really want it to run, i put the 88 in it. if i just want it to make noise and suck gas for no obvious reason, i put 91 in it. i luv my bullet proof 4-banger! <now, if i can only get more than 14 MPG with it...>
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From: South of PItt, PA
The gas prices is just way toooo much for anyone to handle anymore... lol its soo ridiculous... but south of pitt the average per gallon is $213.. up to $2.32...YIKES!!! i think i might use my bike from now on.. lol 
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Went from U.*.$2.09 for 93, to $2.31 for 93 in the space of one day last week.
BTW, Iraqi interim government is limiting gas prices in Iraq to U.*. $0.05 a gallon.
It'* so cheap that smugglers are buying it in Iraq and bootlegging it across the border into Jordan and Syria. Add to that the fact that the number of cars in Iraq has doubled since the beginning of the war and the supply is so low that average Iraqi'* can't get gas at any price. Your tax dollars at work.
One of the things that is driving up prices here is that oil companies DID project a supply surge after the war, and held their prices low, expecting crude prices to drop quickly. Since it hasn't come about, they have to hike their prices to make up their falsely high projected earnings.
Me smart, me got po-lit-i-cal savvy! :?
BTW, Iraqi interim government is limiting gas prices in Iraq to U.*. $0.05 a gallon.
It'* so cheap that smugglers are buying it in Iraq and bootlegging it across the border into Jordan and Syria. Add to that the fact that the number of cars in Iraq has doubled since the beginning of the war and the supply is so low that average Iraqi'* can't get gas at any price. Your tax dollars at work.
One of the things that is driving up prices here is that oil companies DID project a supply surge after the war, and held their prices low, expecting crude prices to drop quickly. Since it hasn't come about, they have to hike their prices to make up their falsely high projected earnings.
Me smart, me got po-lit-i-cal savvy! :?
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I look at it this way. You all pay about $1.00 for a 20oz bottle of water on average. Water is free, but bottled water is special (it'* bottled afterall). You're paying more per gallon for that water, then you are for gas. 
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Boy I like how people complain about paying 2$ a gallon for gas, Boohoo, LMFAO.
Try paying 94.9 cents per liter for regular and $104.9 for supreme.
Wich translates into
Regular gas 3.58$ per gallon
and
3.96$ per gallon.
Cost me about 45$ to fill my MALIBU from empty, so you can imagine how much to fill the bonne from Empty. It'* about 40$ from halfway but I don't usually put gas in the Bonne since I rarely get to drive it anymore, ( fiancé has it all the time), LOL
Try paying 94.9 cents per liter for regular and $104.9 for supreme.
Wich translates into
Regular gas 3.58$ per gallon
and
3.96$ per gallon.
Cost me about 45$ to fill my MALIBU from empty, so you can imagine how much to fill the bonne from Empty. It'* about 40$ from halfway but I don't usually put gas in the Bonne since I rarely get to drive it anymore, ( fiancé has it all the time), LOL