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Ohio just approved a new gas tax too. Going to have to bring my own.
So Strange your premium is only 20 cents more than regular.
Our Regular is $2.55 but premium can be 60 cents more! Are they giving away your premium...or overcharging you for reqular? ...and vice versa here?
Our Regular is $2.55 but premium can be 60 cents more! Are they giving away your premium...or overcharging you for reqular? ...and vice versa here?
These are the gas prices in town.
https://www.gasbuddy.com/GasPrices/Louisiana/Marksville
When I visit the big city, I usually fill up there.
https://www.gasbuddy.com/GasPrices/Louisiana/Alexandria
https://www.gasbuddy.com/GasPrices/Louisiana/Marksville
When I visit the big city, I usually fill up there.
https://www.gasbuddy.com/GasPrices/Louisiana/Alexandria
Try Canada with the add of a carbon tax. All Im saying ..."walks away slowly holding back"
Originally Posted by ammolab
So Strange your premium is only 20 cents more than regular.
Our Regular is $2.55 but premium can be 60 cents more! Are they giving away your premium...or overcharging you for reqular? ...and vice versa here?
Overcharged for regular!
So Strange your premium is only 20 cents more than regular.
Our Regular is $2.55 but premium can be 60 cents more! Are they giving away your premium...or overcharging you for reqular? ...and vice versa here?
Overcharged for regular!
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Any fuel on the left coast is overly expensive. And all 3 of the states on that coastline are going broke regardless.
I think it was somewhere around 2007 that gasoline prices in the Metro NY area were consistently in the $4.25 to $4.50 range for self serve 87 octane (E10, the only kind sold in NY). The prices had been that high for a while. Starting in 2008 (presidential election year) the prices started dropping like a rock.
We are now up to the $2.75 to $3.00 range by me. I don't see it going back to 2007 prices anytime soon.
We are now up to the $2.75 to $3.00 range by me. I don't see it going back to 2007 prices anytime soon.
My friend drives his F150 to Indiana and fills the external 200 gallons tank for his other cars at home.
Originally Posted by grampi
Originally Posted by spk2000
Ohio just approved a new gas tax too. Going to have to bring my own.
It's only supposed to be a 10 cent increase, which isn't bad. Much better than Michigan's proposed 45 cent increase...
Yes. Our fuel is 2.95 already. Our roads and bridges are bad. I would prefer a higher sales tax myself to fix them.
Originally Posted by spk2000
Ohio just approved a new gas tax too. Going to have to bring my own.
It's only supposed to be a 10 cent increase, which isn't bad. Much better than Michigan's proposed 45 cent increase...
Yes. Our fuel is 2.95 already. Our roads and bridges are bad. I would prefer a higher sales tax myself to fix them.
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91 was $1.26/L at Costco last night, which is $4.77/gallon. In BC, they are paying ~$1.65/L for regular, which is $6.25/gallon.
Originally Posted by ZZman
Originally Posted by grampi
Originally Posted by spk2000
Ohio just approved a new gas tax too. Going to have to bring my own.
It's only supposed to be a 10 cent increase, which isn't bad. Much better than Michigan's proposed 45 cent increase...
Yes. Our fuel is 2.95 already. Our roads and bridges are bad. I would prefer a higher sales tax myself to fix them.
Michigan is in a pickle. They have had many new sources of revenues over the last decade or so that were SUPPOSED to fund these projects, but somehow the money never seems to get spent where it needs to be. They need to figure out why the revenues they're already taking in keep being squandered before they raise taxes even more...
Originally Posted by grampi
Originally Posted by spk2000
Ohio just approved a new gas tax too. Going to have to bring my own.
It's only supposed to be a 10 cent increase, which isn't bad. Much better than Michigan's proposed 45 cent increase...
Yes. Our fuel is 2.95 already. Our roads and bridges are bad. I would prefer a higher sales tax myself to fix them.
Michigan is in a pickle. They have had many new sources of revenues over the last decade or so that were SUPPOSED to fund these projects, but somehow the money never seems to get spent where it needs to be. They need to figure out why the revenues they're already taking in keep being squandered before they raise taxes even more...
Originally Posted by ZZman
Originally Posted by grampi
Originally Posted by spk2000
Ohio just approved a new gas tax too. Going to have to bring my own.
It's only supposed to be a 10 cent increase, which isn't bad. Much better than Michigan's proposed 45 cent increase...
Yes. Our fuel is 2.95 already. Our roads and bridges are bad. I would prefer a higher sales tax myself to fix them.
Think of all the tax dollars spent on foreign aid and wars with out profit then think of why is the infrastructure falling apart !
Originally Posted by grampi
Originally Posted by spk2000
Ohio just approved a new gas tax too. Going to have to bring my own.
It's only supposed to be a 10 cent increase, which isn't bad. Much better than Michigan's proposed 45 cent increase...
Yes. Our fuel is 2.95 already. Our roads and bridges are bad. I would prefer a higher sales tax myself to fix them.
Think of all the tax dollars spent on foreign aid and wars with out profit then think of why is the infrastructure falling apart !
Originally Posted by CT8
Originally Posted by ZZman
Originally Posted by grampi
Originally Posted by spk2000
Ohio just approved a new gas tax too. Going to have to bring my own.
It's only supposed to be a 10 cent increase, which isn't bad. Much better than Michigan's proposed 45 cent increase...
Yes. Our fuel is 2.95 already. Our roads and bridges are bad. I would prefer a higher sales tax myself to fix them.
Think of all the tax dollars spent on foreign aid and wars with out profit then think of why is the infrastructure falling apart !
These wars make sure we have cheap gasoline and can have huge deficits without collapsing our currency.
Originally Posted by ZZman
Originally Posted by grampi
Originally Posted by spk2000
Ohio just approved a new gas tax too. Going to have to bring my own.
It's only supposed to be a 10 cent increase, which isn't bad. Much better than Michigan's proposed 45 cent increase...
Yes. Our fuel is 2.95 already. Our roads and bridges are bad. I would prefer a higher sales tax myself to fix them.
Think of all the tax dollars spent on foreign aid and wars with out profit then think of why is the infrastructure falling apart !
These wars make sure we have cheap gasoline and can have huge deficits without collapsing our currency.
Originally Posted by hallstevenson
$2.35-$2.49 around here for regular but like someone else said, premium is $0.60 more per gallon. I remember when there was a $0.10 adder for each grade...
It's easy to remember because it wasn't that long ago...the big price spreads between grades just started a few years ago...
$2.35-$2.49 around here for regular but like someone else said, premium is $0.60 more per gallon. I remember when there was a $0.10 adder for each grade...
It's easy to remember because it wasn't that long ago...the big price spreads between grades just started a few years ago...
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