Gas Prices? how much is it there (in Off-topic)

i just want to know how much gas cost $3.94-4.10 unleaded not disel

$3.75 where I live in IL, $3.49 where I goto school across the Mississippi in MO. Stupid IL state tax...

i live in Washington

Gas (LPG) is about $1.07 per liter. Petrol is $2.39 and diesel is $2.03. Fortunately I don't have to pay it, my company does ;)

The cheapest gas in the Allentown, Pennsylvania area is about $3.58 per gallon.

And somehow I think Bartjan is pricing gasoline by the liter.

Arizona; $3.82/gallon

Wisconsin: $3.87 last time I filled up, which was last night

3.459 for 87, 3.559 for 89
Shell gas from State College, PA

Monterey CA ~$4.20 (Paid $4.17 earlier today, $4.26 last month)

Around $2.30 a litre here :)

$3.57/gallon here in Alabama. :) Just refilled today.

paid $3.99/gal for Premium V-Power at Shell in MI today. Cheapest it has been in awhile.

$3.62/gallon here in San Anontio, Tx.

Gasoline is around €1.60 per liter here in The Netherlands.

That would convert to $6 per gallon.

Ranges Between $4.15 in San Martin and Hollister, CA to $4.25 in Gilroy, CA. But probably not as high as San Francisco.

It just dropped under $4.00 again in Fresno, CA ($3.94-3.99). Peaked at $4.60 here just about two weeks ago.

Are we comparing apples to oranges here ?

e.g.

Different countries have some variation in what RON (Research Octane Number) is standard for gasoline, or petrol. In the UK, ordinary regular unleaded petrol is 91 RON (not commonly available), premium unleaded petrol is always 95 RON, and super unleaded is usually 97-98 RON. However both Shell and BP produce fuel at 102 RON for cars with hi-performance engines, and the supermarket chain Tesco began in 2006 to sell super unleaded petrol rated at 99 RON. In the US, octane ratings in fuels can vary between 86-87 AKI (91-92 RON) for regular, through 89-90 (94-95) for mid-grade (European Premium), up to 90-94 (RON 95-99) for premium unleaded or E10 (Super in Europe)
Gasoline (gas) or petroleum spirit (petrol) is a petroleum-derived liquid mixture consisting mostly of aliphatic hydrocarbons, enhanced with iso-octane or the aromatic hydrocarbons toluene and benzene to increase its octane rating, and is primarily used as fuel in internal combustion engines.

Most Commonwealth countries or former Commonwealth countries (with the exception of Canada) use the word "petrol", abbreviated from petroleum spirit. "Gasoline" is commonly used in North America, where it is often shortened in colloquial usage to "gas." It is not a genuinely gaseous fuel used in internal combustion engines such as liquefied petroleum gas, stored pressurised as a liquid but allowed to return to a gaseous state before combustion.

Mogas, short for motor gasoline, distinguishes automobile fuel from aviation gasoline, or avgas. "Gasoline" in British English can refer to a different petroleum derivative historically used in lamps, but this is now uncommon.

The bigger questions: are those of you not paying in $USD reporting your prices using "$" before or after doing the currency conversion? And how many of the $USD spenders are mentally converting liters to gallons, when mentally comparing prices. :P

I believe its somewhere around 3.8L/Gal?

It was $3.74 yesterday here in Detroit.

Assuming $3.50 USD/1 million CB, I'm paying CB 1,111,428 per gallon in MA.

I completely filled up yesterday, and I had to refuel today again. Apparently driving 190 (km, *not* miles) an hour, which is as fast as the VW Touran I currently have goes, is not very fuel efficient.
But, driving via Germany to Zolder, Belgium (to watch the races there) is the most time efficient...

$3.45 here in Omaha, NE.

Paid between $3.80-$4.21 all along I-80 and throughout Oregon.

NZ$2.05/litre for 95 RON, thats about US$5.25/gallon

In the EU, prices vary around 7.5-8.5 USD/gallon... much more variation due to country/city rather than between different fuel types (octane number, regular or diesel, etc).

$5/gal where I am now exactly, guess I win the US bracket.

Grats Cubic. Enjoy being a winner!

$1.31/L Can , $15.00 to fill up the motorcycle with premium.