Northern Ireland - 118p per litre of petrol at the station I'm at most (diesel is sky high right now) - so that £5.36438842 per gallon which according to XE.com is $10.6459933
President of OPEC says prices will got up to 150-170$ in the next month.
Can I actually change my price to UPTO $6/gallon for Western Canada, the price is hovering around $1.42/litre, but in some places it hits 150.
when I was in Iraq, gas was free. Then they raised the price to 10 cents a litre. this was 3 years ago.
gas here is about $4.59
I paid 4.69 the last time I filled up
paid 4.69 yesterday (central California)
4.99 for Premium in Southern California, And 535 for Diesel
$4.09 in Salt Lake City
4.19 in Maine, USA
Living in the Middle east seems more and more of a good idea with the prices going out of control.God Save the Queen wrote:
when I was in Iraq, gas was free. Then they raised the price to 10 cents a litre. this was 3 years ago.
I paid $4.27 a gallon yesterday in Buffalo, New York
$4.05 Louisville, Kentucky.
$9.61 USD / US gallon - 95 octane - Copenhagen, Denmark
Edit: Blademaster, you may want to check if everyone's using US liquid gallons. The UK people posting here seem to use imperial gallons. 1 US liquid gallon is 3.79 litres, while an imperial gallon is 4.55 litres. Backwards countries not switching to metric suck ass.
Edit: Blademaster, you may want to check if everyone's using US liquid gallons. The UK people posting here seem to use imperial gallons. 1 US liquid gallon is 3.79 litres, while an imperial gallon is 4.55 litres. Backwards countries not switching to metric suck ass.
Last edited by mikkel (2008-06-27 21:27:28)
Yes, but there, as in most of Europe, your gas is so high because your goverement taxes it so heavily.mikkel wrote:
$9.61 USD / US gallon - Copenhagen, Denmark
can you people specify the octane grade?
We know this. What's your point?imortal wrote:
Yes, but there, as in most of Europe, your gas is so high because your goverement taxes it so heavily.mikkel wrote:
$9.61 USD / US gallon - Copenhagen, Denmark
I'm going with 95 octane, since that's the most common around here. We don't even have 87 octane at our pumps, unlike in the US.HurricaИe wrote:
can you people specify the octane grade?
Last edited by mikkel (2008-06-27 21:26:34)
95? no wonder the price.
Typically our pumps are diesel, 95 octane and 98 octane. You'll have to shop around a bit for 92, but that's as low as it goes.usmarine2 wrote:
95? no wonder the price.
$4.09.9 a gallon here in Greenwood, Indiana.
So, who is your anger at the price of gas directed at, precisely? Or are you just accepting of it?mikkel wrote:
We know this. What's your point?imortal wrote:
Yes, but there, as in most of Europe, your gas is so high because your goverement taxes it so heavily.mikkel wrote:
$9.61 USD / US gallon - Copenhagen, Denmark
What anger? Guy post a thread, asks people to post how much gas costs where they live, and I post how much gas costs around where I live. I have no resentment towards gas prices. I don't even drive.imortal wrote:
So, who is your anger at the price of gas directed at, precisely? Or are you just accepting of it?mikkel wrote:
We know this. What's your point?imortal wrote:
Yes, but there, as in most of Europe, your gas is so high because your goverement taxes it so heavily.
lol, ok; mea culpa. $3.89 here in Texas.mikkel wrote:
What anger? Guy post a thread, asks people to post how much gas costs where they live, and I post how much gas costs around where I live. I have no resentment towards gas prices. I don't even drive.imortal wrote:
So, who is your anger at the price of gas directed at, precisely? Or are you just accepting of it?mikkel wrote:
We know this. What's your point?
91-93 Octane: $1.71 a litre
95 Octane: $1.80 a litre
98 Octane: $1.85 a litre
100 Octane: $1.89 a litre
Diesel: $1.87 a litre
LPG: $0.71 a litre
Of course it varies from area to area and petrol station to petrol station and day to day...
95 Octane: $1.80 a litre
98 Octane: $1.85 a litre
100 Octane: $1.89 a litre
Diesel: $1.87 a litre
LPG: $0.71 a litre
Of course it varies from area to area and petrol station to petrol station and day to day...
Last edited by DrunkFace (2008-06-27 22:22:34)
Central Valley, California
87 = $4.70+
89 = $4.82+
91 = $5.00+
87 = $4.70+
89 = $4.82+
91 = $5.00+