son of krypton

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3.25 for E85 and 4 dollars plus for 91 up in Northern California.

Zerokei_XF

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E85 is about the same around here, $3.25, but 93 is just a few cents shy of $4 0_o

OneCrzyEvo21

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Highest price I saw in Beverly Hills today was 4.89 for 91 Oct..HAHHA

E-85..3.40ish..still better then 8 for 100oct.

Tonba

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You guys are lucky!!! Wish we got fuel so cheap.

At the moment we are paying approx AU$4.54 per Gal of E85.

For 98RON (Approx 93 oct over there) we are paying $6.01 per Gal..

And to think the aussie dollar is strong at the moment..

milford

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i paid 3.15 today for e85 in ny.

EvoJoeIX

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might as well just run race gas for these prices

mdsevo06

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Thanks for the heads up, nice to know there another source down south. It's more expensive up north (Carlsbad, Oceanside), time to head south.

Creativeindy

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I remember regular being .75, Premium was .95 when I started driving in 93... kinda crazy gas prices have spiked over the years...

http://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/surveymost?ap

Click on gas prices, then click your date range and it will show you the average price in the nation since 1971 month by month in a nice small easy to read graph.

JimboGSR

3.79 for the cheapest 93 down in SC, e85 is at 2.99 here, too.

Evo9tunerz

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E85 is around $2.79 a gallon here in Minnesota and $3.49 for premium. It's around 70 cents difference.

fabcas311

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e85 is $2.9 here in mcallen texas today it was $2.5 2 weeks ago.

nollij

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This graph is adjusted for inflation. Meaning, the information on it is actually useful to gauge against the current value of the dollar.

Keep in mind also that speculation over crude oil supply from the Middle East is driving the price up due to the Libyan crisis along with the other revolutions. The Saudis said they would step up their crude oil supply to cover any deficits from Libya. However, as this story reported, they may wait a bit to do it.

Ethanol subsidies from the federal government are still around for 2011 keeping prices low. However, there is a push to allow gasoline to contain up to 15% Ethanol.

In summary, we are in a gas price spike that will subside once things calm down in the middle east. Ethanol will eventually cost more than normal gasoline unless some company heavily invests in ramping up production dramatically (unlikely, esp without government subsidies). Inflation and taxes make the price of everything go up annualy and isn't really anything to ***** about.

BluEVOIX

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Which countries do we buy oil from?

And which countries are having a turmoil in the middle east?

Mauricio Evo IV

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Don´t worry about your prices guys!!! I´m from El Salvador, here never will be E85... Our "premium or special" gas is under 90 oct, and cost $4.23 this week!!!!!!

Tubzzz14

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im going to be getting a retune soon adn cant decided to get 93 or ethanol tune. If the price more paiid per month isnt like 20 bucks more ill do it. anyone in southern ny/ Long island care to comment?

OOPs i bumped an old thread