Exxon / Mobil Gas

[Linctex]

Originally Posted by GMguy84
Love the many fuel options here in DFW area,


I use gasbuddy all the time to compare prices.

I typically buy my top tier gas at Costco, QT, Shell, and Valero/Circle K, and whatever is sold at the Brookshire's on Hwy 174 in Joshua.

 

[GoldDot40]

Whether the signage says "Exxon" or "Mobil" (I deliver to both), the account I pull off of is "ExxonMobil". The same product for either branded store.

 

[kstanf150]

Originally Posted by PimTac
I've seen a few Mobil stations popping up here and there. Next thing you know Chevron will be bringing back the Texaco brand too.



Texaco is alive and well in the south !

 

[Luftmasse]

Mobil, Exxon and Esso are same company

 

[kstanf150]

Originally Posted by GoldDot40
Whether the signage says "Exxon" or "Mobil" (I deliver to both), the account I pull off of is "ExxonMobil". The same product for either branded store.



A new Exxon opened where I live so I bought a tank of gas
I noticed as I was pumping that the smell was some what stronger than the Shell I normally buy.

 

[ARCOgraphite]

I pump a gallon the stop and sniff. If I smell "wet alcohol' I stop and go somewhere else these days.

Too many tanks of swampwater messing up my engines!

 

[Puckrobber]

Several Exxon/Circle Ks over here in the Southeastern part of Washington, with a few Mobils here and there. Generally, the same or lower of a price than other top name fuels. Get an Exxon/Mobil fuel card, and it might drop the price anywhere from 3-5 cents per gallon.

 

[kstanf150]

Originally Posted by ARCOgraphite
I pump a gallon the stop and sniff. If I smell "wet alcohol' I stop and go somewhere else these days.

Too many tanks of swampwater messing up my engines!



Please tell us what "wet alcohol" smells like

 

[sgtrockjoe]

Used to be a Mobil and or Exxon on just about every block in my neck of the woods. Now most are just Mobils. Texaco are long gone from this area.

 

[wag123]

Originally Posted by kstanf150
Originally Posted by ARCOgraphite
I pump a gallon the stop and sniff. If I smell "wet alcohol' I stop and go somewhere else these days.
Too many tanks of swampwater messing up my engines!
Please tell us what "wet alcohol" smells like
+1

 

[Hoot_r]

Our newest 7-Eleven store has Mobil signage and Mobil-branded pumps emblazoned with the Synergy logo -- it's one of the very few Mobil stations in a region peppered with Exxons. In other words, EOM with more emphasis on the "M". This particular station does a lot of volume due to its location and is competitively priced -- more in common with Wawa and Sheetz than with the other name brands in the area.

Speaking of brands rarely seen in our area, Gulf is making a comeback of sorts with a few locations popping up here and there. Now, if Chevron would only find its way back...

 

[kstanf150]

Originally Posted by Hoot_r
Our newest 7-Eleven store has Mobil signage and Mobil-branded pumps emblazoned with the Synergy logo -- it's one of the very few Mobil stations in a region peppered with Exxons. In other words, EOM with more emphasis on the "M". This particular station does a lot of volume due to its location and is competitively priced -- more in common with Wawa and Sheetz than with the other name brands in the area.

Speaking of brands rarely seen in our area, Gulf is making a comeback of sorts with a few locations popping up here and there. Now, if Chevron would only find its way back...



We're getting a few Gulf as well and also 76 stations again

 

[Puckrobber]

Originally Posted by kstanf150
Originally Posted by Hoot_r
Our newest 7-Eleven store has Mobil signage and Mobil-branded pumps emblazoned with the Synergy logo -- it's one of the very few Mobil stations in a region peppered with Exxons. In other words, EOM with more emphasis on the "M". This particular station does a lot of volume due to its location and is competitively priced -- more in common with Wawa and Sheetz than with the other name brands in the area.

Speaking of brands rarely seen in our area, Gulf is making a comeback of sorts with a few locations popping up here and there. Now, if Chevron would only find its way back...



We're getting a few Gulf as well and also 76 stations again


Be nice to see Gulf stations come back.

 

[bbhero]

Originally Posted by Hoot_r
Our newest 7-Eleven store has Mobil signage and Mobil-branded pumps emblazoned with the Synergy logo -- it's one of the very few Mobil stations in a region peppered with Exxons. In other words, EOM with more emphasis on the "M". This particular station does a lot of volume due to its location and is competitively priced -- more in common with Wawa and Sheetz than with the other name brands in the area.

Speaking of brands rarely seen in our area, Gulf is making a comeback of sorts with a few locations popping up here and there. Now, if Chevron would only find its way back...



There is a Exxon in Williamsburg that is exactly has you describe... Super busy on Rte 60 Richmond Rd.

Then there's a 7-11 east of Richmond that sells Shell gasoline...

7-11 went to whoever their regional managers and or store managers wanted for their gas after the split from Citgo.

 

[sgtrockjoe]

Gulf stations are plenty full in the Boston area. Always have been. According to my father there used to be a Gulf refinery north of Boston in a city called Beverly. That was many many years ago, long before my time.

 

[Hoot_r]

Originally Posted by kstanf150
Originally Posted by Hoot_r
Our newest 7-Eleven store has Mobil signage and Mobil-branded pumps emblazoned with the Synergy logo -- it's one of the very few Mobil stations in a region peppered with Exxons. In other words, EOM with more emphasis on the "M". This particular station does a lot of volume due to its location and is competitively priced -- more in common with Wawa and Sheetz than with the other name brands in the area.

Speaking of brands rarely seen in our area, Gulf is making a comeback of sorts with a few locations popping up here and there. Now, if Chevron would only find its way back...



We're getting a few Gulf as well and also 76 stations again

A lot of brands have left NoVa -- Sinclair, Union 76, Hess, Chevron, Atlantic/ARCO, PayLess -- it's been quite the exodus over the last 20 years or so. Picking up the slack are Exxon/Mobil, BP, Shell, Sheetz, Wawa, club stores like Costco, Sam's Club, BJ's, and the occasional indie Racetrac station.

 

[Benzadmiral]

I haven't seen a Mobil station here in years. A local convenience store did sprout a Mobil sign last year or the year before, and since I had an ExxonMobil card I wondered if they would take it and honor EM's .06/gallon rebate on my card. Before I got a chance to check, the Mobil sign vanished.

The last actually-branded-Mobil location I saw was a small old-type service station in Bryan, TX, in the fall of 2005. No idea if it's still there.

 

[c1vic]

The same as Chevron and Texaco.
But there are more Exxon and Chevron than Mobil and Texaco. weird