What's your gas price? 2.0

[Retired AF Guy]

Kingston, ON: proces still going down. Price yestreday was .764.

 

[Pea]

Filled up in Edmonton at 79.9 last night. It's like being 17 again!!

 

[niner domestic]

Current price in Ottawa...84.9

 

[zipperhead_cop]

Filled up in Edmonton at 79.9 last night. It's like being 17 again!!

Wasn't that two years ago? 

 

[Pea]

Wasn't that two years ago?  

3 to be exact...  (I knew someone would comment)

 

[17thRecceSgt]

Drove from Hfx - St Jean, St Jean - Ottawa and rtn, and then back to Hfx...I think the cheapest I paid was...80ish...most expensive?

Halifax 

 

[Brat56]

77. something here in Kitchener...Pioneer @ King & Ottawa St.

 

[Boxkicker]

  In Comox BC we had a summer high of 1.21, that I remeber now it is 1.02 a liter.

 

[RangerRay]

92.9 in Williams Lake...89.9 in the rest of the Cariboo.

 

[Colin Parkinson]

Filled up in Edmonton at 79.9 last night. It's like being 17 again!!

17? man, gas was around $1.00 a gallon  :crybaby:

 

[Red Phase]

92.9 Easter Passage Irving

 

[Zell_Dietrich]

Saturday night I saw DT Toronto 74.3/L    An hour later I saw the same station at 84.8  My friends and I just laughed.

 

[sigpig]

$2.27/gal in North Lauderdale, Florida this afternoon.

 

[sober_ruski]

Why is that oil prices are dropping, but gas prices are not?
So much for not price gouging, those thieving bastards.  :rage:

 

[Zell_Dietrich]

Why is that oil prices are dropping, but gas prices are not?
So much for not price gouging, those thieving bastards.  :rage:

Supply and demand.  They supply it and demand more money!

(on a more serious note,  if people simply cut back on their consumption of gas,  they would loose money.  When the revenue loss from decrease in consumption is greater than the increase in revenue from the increase price that is the point where the market price goes from elastic to inelastic.  This is also the point of greatest revenue - and usually greatest profit thanks to fixed costs.) 

So if you don't like 1.20 a liter gas,  get everyone you know to buy a bike and use it.  Then you can drive your H3 in easy comfort of 1.15 a liter :-D

 

[SupersonicMax]

92.9 in Winnipeg

 

[pronto]

79.9 Merivale road in Ottawa (last night)

 

[sober_ruski]

Looks like GVRD is being raped by gas taxes.
There's no supply problem right now. As a matter of fact, there's so much of that shit, people dont have anywhere to put it!

 

[Colin Parkinson]

Looks like GVRD is being raped by gas taxes.

The truth hurts, again and again. 98.9 today

 

[brihard]

Still 79.9 in Ottawa if you know where to look.


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