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$2.90 for Shell 93 today!!!

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YOUR RESEARCH$2.90 for Shell 93 today!!!

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$0.28 per gallon leaded hi-test for my '68 GTO.

$2.90 for Shell 93 today!!!
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$0.28 per gallon leaded hi-test for my '68 GTO.

$2.90 for Shell 93 today!!!
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Last time I spent paid less than $3.00 was maybe 3 years ago. Just sharing my joy. Stefan

POST 2Original post

Pretty sad that we get excited about $3.00 per gallon gas. I remember being upset when it went over $1.00.

POST 4Original post

Just paid $2.28 here in Ohio for Shell 93. Filled everything I own up today!!!

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 5955597

Wow, even regular is still over $2.55 here in SE PA. For $2.28, even my lawnmower would get 93. Happy Halloween Stefan

POST 7Original post

$0.28 per gallon leaded hi-test for my '68 GTO. Does that give you a hint as to how damn old I am?

POST 8Original post

$3.09 for 91 at a no-name station here in NorCal. Hope we can get under the $3.00 mark too.

POST 9Original post

Quotes source post: 5955337

Don't get too excited, It will go back up as soon as the election is over.

POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 5955749

How right you are. Stefan

POST 11Original post

i spent 2.79 the other day, it's time to fill it again, going tomorrow, i'm expecting somewhere around 2.50 for 93

POST 12Original post

$2.12 regular $2.29 for 93 at Costco today here in Dallas.

POST 13Original post

Quotes source post: 5955749

Actually it'll go up as soon as folks forget about the high prices, it was almost $5/g here, and still over $3/g for 91....

POST 14Original post

Quotes source post: 5956672

That's cause you guys have the "OC Tax"

POST 15Original post

$1.95 for regular here in Tulsa, OK this morning...

POST 16Original post

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They have to supplement the silicone somehow...

POST 17Original post

I saw regular for 2.11 today. Premium was 2.41. I can't believe it. A few weeks ago there wasn't a drop of premium in the SE, and if you could find it you'd have to pay 4.40 or more some places. I'm tempted to buy a big tank, dig a hole, and create my own hedge fund

POST 19Original post

Don't complain In Spain we pay 1,20 � per liter 1 liter = 0,26 gallon / 1 gallon = 3,78 liters So just calculate what we are paying...

POST 21Original post

Each liter has 60% in taxes in Spain. When the brent petrol rised to 140 $ our goverment incresase the price inmediatly but when It got down to 70$ they kept on with the high prices. They are socialist with Zapatero as president Horrible president

POST 22Original post

$2.69/gal for 91o at the AM/PM here in San Diego (although I pay the extra 10 cents/gal to put Exxon in the p-car...) Cheap enough to put in the truck though... (says it doesn't need it, put it smells better going up some of the hills around here) Rudy ------------------------------------------ '01 Arctic Silver/Black C2 Cabriolet '03 Silver F-150 Supercrew

POST 23Original post

I spend 2.44......not premium and not for my P-car, but for my POS escallade

POST 24Original post

$2.45/g for 91 and $2.69/g for 93 octane in costco this morning.

POST 25Original post

$1.95 in South Carolina, just south of Charlotte, NC!!! In Charlotte, I'm still seeing $2.59, though. $0.64/gal difference, 5 miles between the stations...

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