Diesel & Gasoline Fuel Cost Update 06-19-2023

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Diesel up ⬆️ $0.021
Gas Down ⬇️ $0.018


On-highway diesel prices, by week and PADD
(Self service cash price in dollars per gallon, including taxes)
Date
06/05/23
06/12/23
06/19/23
U.S.
3.797​
3.794​
3.815​
PADD 1 - East Coast
3.847​
3.860​
3.866​
PADD 1a - New England
4.124​
4.116​
4.116​
PADD 1b - Central Atlantic
4.164​
4.137​
4.126​
PADD 1c - Lower Atlantic
3.702​
3.732​
3.745​
PADD 2 - Midwest
3.732​
3.717​
3.739​
PADD 3 - Gulf Coast
3.469​
3.489​
3.532​
PADD 4 - Rocky Mountain
4.044​
4.013​
4.032​
PADD 5 - West Coast
4.470​
4.424​
4.432​
PADD 5b - West Coast less CA
4.214​
4.142​
4.137​
California
4.765​
4.750​
4.773​

Regular gasoline prices, by week and PADD
(Self service cash price in dollars per gallon, including taxes)
Date
06/05/23
06/12/23
06/19/23
U.S.
3.541​
3.595​
3.577​
PADD 1 - East Coast
3.410​
3.432​
3.419​
PADD 1a - New England
3.523​
3.530​
3.533​
PADD 1b - Central Atlantic
3.576​
3.569​
3.566​
PADD 1c - Lower Atlantic
3.277​
3.321​
3.296​
PADD 2 - Midwest
3.430​
3.513​
3.489​
PADD 3 - Gulf Coast
3.065​
3.145​
3.109​
PADD 4 - Rocky Mountain
3.654​
3.707​
3.721​
PADD 5 - West Coast
4.523​
4.584​
4.569​
PADD 5b - West Coast less CA
4.386​
4.448​
4.437​
California
4.648​
4.709​
4.689​
 
Anyone with a diesel can thank me for it not rising recently. I ordered a new truck with a gas engine. If I had ordered a diesel the price would likely have gone back to $5+, History proves this.
Youre welcome.
 
Anyone with a diesel can thank me for it not rising recently. I ordered a new truck with a gas engine. If I had ordered a diesel the price would likely have gone back to $5+, History proves this.
Youre welcome.
LOL I hope you're only kidding.

There is less, diesel fuel, heating demand during the summer months. So lower demand equals cheaper diesel. History proves this. Your 1 truck is not enough to decrease fuel cost. 🤣 However, with the latest round of gasoline engine offerings & diesel getting more expensive to maintain vs gas there are plenty of folks opting for the gasoline version instead. I could say as a whole it could have some impact. How much we don't know though.

All that being said your assumption is that some folks have an "Option" for a Gasoline engine & that is not always the case. Example: Diesel can tow more weight after passing a certain weight. Those weight amounts vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. It would make more sense for you to thank another gasoline truck buyer & all the other gasoline engine's running around (not just yours) that would be making the biggest impact as a whole. But we all pay to play so there is no thanks, to anyone, on my end. 😛
 
I was just being sarcastic, I am well versed on the differences between gasoline and diesel powered vehicles.
I have said for many years that there needs to be a special font for sarcasm.
 
I was just being sarcastic, I am well versed on the differences between gasoline and diesel powered vehicles.
I have said for many years that there needs to be a special font for sarcasm.
That is good to know. You never know who and what serious level some are at. What is the torque output and how do you like the 6.6l gas so far?
 
That is good to know. You never know who and what serious level some are at. What is the torque output and how do you like the 6.6l gas so far?
I liked it so much in my 2021 that I ordered a 2024 with the same engine. The 21 with the 6 spd does fine, I suspect the 24 with the 10 spd will be a little better although I havent had my fifth wheel hitched to the 24 yet.
 
I liked it so much in my 2021 that I ordered a 2024 with the same engine. The 21 with the 6 spd does fine, I suspect the 24 with the 10 spd will be a little better although I havent had my fifth wheel hitched to the 24 yet.
10 SPD should be great for empty MPG running around anyways. That is unless you just use it strictly for the 5th wheel (RV?).
 
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