$4.80 here in the Yoop.

$4.20 in Alpena, but $4.75 in Rogers City.

$3.76 at Sam's club in Pensacola Friday

$3.63 at Murphy.

4.09 At Murphy here.

Gas Buddy's 9 month US average retail vs Houston vs Atlanta vs crude oil


NYMEX futures is showing September RBOB $0.1428 cheaper than today.

We're in Pensacola this week.
Prices, on average, seem to be about 10-30 cents higher than Houston.

We filled up the suburban at Costco in N Houston on Saturday & got 93 for 4.259
On the road trip Houston>Pensacola we've averaged around 4.30-4.35 for 89

Creeping downward, now as "low" as $3.91.

Saw $3.76 and $3.79 at different locations for 87 regular w/ethenol under the same brand name this afternoon near my area........... drill sgt.

At some stations, gas dropped as much as $1.10 in the past two weeks. But California is also in a "gas tax holiday," which dropped the price by $.23.

My Mobil down the road I paid $6.15 four days ago. Today it went back up to $6.29.

3.29 where I get it at Sam's

Costco was $3.65 this morning. Just let’s you know how screwed up things are when gas under $4.00 excites you.

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But California is also in a "gas tax holiday," which dropped the price by $.23.

How is this possible? The other $2 or $3 are not taxes? Maybe environmental fees, Sea Otter research fund etc.

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Originally posted by BigSwede:

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But California is also in a "gas tax holiday," which dropped the price by $.23.

How is this possible? The other $2 or $3 are not taxes? Maybe environmental fees, Sea Otter research fund etc.

You know how you go on vacation, and when you get back, all of your work has just been piled up on your desk, waiting for your return? You then spend the next month doing your regular work, plus staying late or working weekends, trying to get caught up. After a month of this, you question the value of taking a vacation, for it has seemingly caused you more work and stress than it was worth.

That describes your gas tax “holiday.” Don’t think for a second that the state has curtailed spending to offset the lost revenue. They will return in force, calling for a tax increase to cover the depleted highway fund. That tax increase will persist, and collect more revenue, than what was lost due to the tax holiday. It’s like the state walks by, sees you on your knees, and helps you stand while reaching for your wallet. Magnanimity is not in a taxing authority’s character.

I’ll say it like R. Lee Ermy describes foot locker donuts. Enjoy your tax holiday. You earned it.

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Originally posted by BigSwede:

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But California is also in a "gas tax holiday," which dropped the price by $.23.

How is this possible? The other $2 or $3 are not taxes? Maybe environmental fees, Sea Otter research fund etc.

California gasoline taxes and fees:

$.54 state excise tax
$.10 sales tax - varies by city
$.22 low carbon gas programs fee
$.15 greenhouse gas programs fee
$.02 underground storage tank fee

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Originally posted by SeaCliff:
My Mobil down the road I paid $6.15 four days ago. Today it went back up to $6.29.

At Costco yesterday, Regular was $5.45 and Premium was $5.79

6:30 AM - Costco - N. Scottsdale - $4.499 (reg.)

RUG down the street from me in Tucson has decreased by close to 30 cents just in time for the Primary elections in early August.

Now is $4.45 a gallon.

Falling gas prices have finally dropped below $3.00 per gallon.

$2.97 how about that?

$2.97 in Mustang OK Mustang is in the metro OKC area.