NOT another gas prices thread
05-18-2007, 08:51 PM
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Screw you Bill lol
I pull about 22-23 roughly on winter fuel...been seeing 22-25 ish now that they're not blending the diesel anymore. So for an 8000lbs truck I find it rather respectable....I like 560-580 miles per tank
I pull about 22-23 roughly on winter fuel...been seeing 22-25 ish now that they're not blending the diesel anymore. So for an 8000lbs truck I find it rather respectable....I like 560-580 miles per tank
05-19-2007, 12:50 AM
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Just filled up with 94 Octane today.
0.96 /liter.....that'* $3.70 Cdn or $2.30 US / Gal
And it'* going to go a lot higher.......in the very near future.
0.96 /liter.....that'* $3.70 Cdn or $2.30 US / Gal
And it'* going to go a lot higher.......in the very near future.
That was 4 years ago.
I just filled up today with 94 Octane at 1.49/liter......that'* $5.66 Cdn or $5.15 US/gal
05-19-2007, 02:17 AM
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Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
Just filled up with 94 Octane today.
0.96 /liter.....that'* $3.70 Cdn or $2.30 US / Gal
And it'* going to go a lot higher.......in the very near future.
0.96 /liter.....that'* $3.70 Cdn or $2.30 US / Gal
And it'* going to go a lot higher.......in the very near future.
That was 4 years ago.
I just filled up today with 94 Octane at 1.49/liter......that'* $5.66 Cdn or $5.15 US/gal
05-19-2007, 08:04 AM
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I remember a few summers ago my weekly gas bill was between 400-600 weekly and that was at the start of the incline in price. When I dont agree with is the fluctuation in cost. I have seen it to be almost .30 in a distance of 130 kms. the way I understand it if Proctor and Gamble had a problem and raised the cost of tide would the price fluctuate from town to town I think not. and why doesn't tobacco fluctuate in cost, a liter of oil doesn't fluctuate in cost So why GAS ?? It'* pure BS that only one commodity fluctuates in cost sometimes several times a day. We're being screwed but we knew that.
05-19-2007, 03:54 PM
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I remember when gas was under $1 a/gallon and I'm only 20. When I first got my Bonne I would pay about $2.37 a/gallon for 94 now I'm paying upwards of $3.50 & 3.60.
O-well
O-well
