sasscuba
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$3.59 a gallon, Tulsa. Oklahoma.
How much is gas in your area?
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1.39euro/$2.15 per liter of Diesel.
$8.32/gallon.
1.60euro/$2.47 per liter of unleaded $9.56/gallon
And a gallon is 3.78 Liters.
You don't seem to have a problem (YET)
$8.32/gallon.1.60euro/$2.47 per liter of unleaded
$9.56/gallonAnd a gallon is 3.78 Liters.
You don't seem to have a problem (YET)
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Same as everywhere else.... too frickin much!!!!
Kentucky- $3.68- $3.78/ gal reg. unleaded.
Fort Collins, CO:
$3.46 unleaded, $4.14 deisel
Still cheaper than bottled water!!!
$3.46 unleaded, $4.14 deisel
Still cheaper than bottled water!!!
DeputyDan
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Expensive is $12.50 a gallon.
Don't Worry - Be Happy - Obama isa going to save us all !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Don't Worry - Be Happy - Obama isa going to save us all !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nagel
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$3.45 in central Missouri. A couple weeks ago I was in St. Louis and $3.59. I'd bet it went up sense then there is was running $3.35 here at that time.
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bluesbro1982
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Cheapest I've seen it is at Costco for $3.67 in SoCal.
More commonly you'll see it around $3.75
...and the people in Europe who say we don't have a problem yet are correct. Gas needs to go up to $10 a gallon to get us all up off our collective butts and realize that the last 30 years of suburban sprawl have been a touch shortsighted.
More commonly you'll see it around $3.75
...and the people in Europe who say we don't have a problem yet are correct. Gas needs to go up to $10 a gallon to get us all up off our collective butts and realize that the last 30 years of suburban sprawl have been a touch shortsighted.
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