How much is your gas-

3.36 at WaWa in the Philly Suburbs.

Originally posted by Lux Originally posted by rye Originally posted by Von44 1.25/L in Toronto. Got a little pricey this morning. fill it at collingwood esso station and it would probably be 1.20 good reason to go I fill up in some hick towns between Collingwood and Toronto. As low as 1.12 from what I've seen when passing through. Being privately owned, they're just not open 24/7, though.

Los Angeles gas prices are currently 3.50 on average, and 3.47 cheapest.

Originally posted by mommehK Bounced back up from $2.82 to $2.98 for 87 in Durango...and I honestly think it changed overnight.

Going up again? 3.65 in the bay area.

up here in the Chi we have the most expensive gas in America...good ole Cook county taxes

$3.63/gallon at the Shell gas station in Newark, CA

I hope that the fiscal cliff doesn't cause gas prices to go up

Three hours ago -- $3.25/gallon for regular 87 octane at the former Arco (Portland Ave. just off I-5, Tacoma).

Other "cheap" stations like the Shell on tribal land in Fife have gas for $3.49/gallon.   

Originally posted by woodhomie1996 $3.99 for 93 last night

Wow that gotta suck for premium tankers! It jump 30 cents over night for us two days ago. Good thing I gassed up that morning. Currently $3.29 for 89

$3.25/gallon last night at the Costco in Covington, WA.

Fred Meyer in the same shopping plaza was $3.31.

1.40/L in Melbourne

Originally posted by Von44 Up to 1.30/L in Toronto. I can imagine what it'd be like to gas up on premium these days. 2 fillups would cost more than my monthly insurance.

Originally posted by Blur510 4.03 yesterday .14 cents more than a week ago.

right now its 2.97 thank you colorado for being cool

well i have heard that engines at high altitude are able to perform the same at lower octane rating than when the same engine is operating at low altitude. I guess there are engine "ping/knock" issues that can occur from running an engine at lower octane ratings. That's a problem that occurs when a high compression engine has fuel in it that "detonates" at a lower compression causing misfiring in the cylinder. Apparently most modern engines recommend that you operate them at a 87 minimum octane rating but the 85 rating has kinda been grandfathered in at high altitude because it works. 

4.09 for 87, goddamn that was a big jump!    

Jesus, gas jumped like 30 cents from a week ago. Should of opened that oil line through kansas.

Originally posted by mommehK haiv - it's about $3.25 down in Pagosa right now for when you get down to WC.

lol, thanks. Hopefully it'll go down a bit when I get there. It was $3.00 more than a week ago here in Kansas City.. gah, the prices climb so fast when it goes up.

128.8 cents per litre in Collingwood last night. There was a station about 50 km further south that had 125.7 the same night.

Drive from Brampton to Blue via highway 10 and highway 124. I'll Google Maps the route if it helps explain it:

I hate how gas is on its way up right now.

Just paid 3.13 for my gas @ 7-11 in Denver wtf.

Originally posted by keljai Originally posted by Lux Drive from Brampton to Blue via highway 10 and highway 124. I'll Google Maps the route if it helps explain it: http://maps.google.ca/maps?saddr=Atkins+Cir&daddr=43.7213781,-79.8381821+to:43.7427744,-79.8369477+to:44.0838465,-80.1770782+to:44.4705461,-80.253167+to:Gord+Canning+Dr%2FVillage+Crescent&hl=en&ll=44.418824,-80.264053&spn=0.247422,0.528374&sll=43.730484,-79.834127&sspn=0.062579,0.132093&geocode=FQZ1mgIdsX8--w%3BFaIimwIdGsQ9-ynH_2VN_RMriDHS5Hutmb2V7w%3BFTZ2mwId7cg9-ylztkG2NhEriDF401yG2lP54g%3BFYaqoAIdSpg4-ykvYTsa2lYqiDG0_jnoNqds9g%3BFRKRpgIdEW83-ykhSn5fX3oqiDGsG_f83SJpFA%3BFS8TpwIdzIY2-w&mra=dpe&mrsp=2&sz=14&via=1,2,3,4&t=m&z=12 I made this route last year. It's the fastest route to Blue from the west end since you skip all the bullshit on HWY 400 and drive pretty much the same speed anyway. I've gone from Blue Mountain to my driveway in 1 hour 20 minutes before. only make sense if you come from the west end, not for the east. i have been trying to find alternative route with prefer faster time and short distances than 400

Originally posted by bdanross Edit: after a little research... since the air is less dense at altitude you can use a lower octane rating because when air/fuel mix is compressed the combination of less dense air and the less compressible (less compressible fuels are more prone to autoignition/ the timing issue) fuel actually allows for comparable compression of 87 octane fuel at low altitude. But if you got a JAG put premium in it no matter what altitude. You spent 100 K on the car best take care of it. If you have a 91 honda civic. well then screw it.

Thanks for the lesson. :)
I have a Bimmer, that clearly states on the gas cap not to use less than 91 octane...didn't spend $100k on it, but enough to take care of it properly. I used 89 octane once and definitely noticed a huge difference.

$4.01 cash price

$3.17 today for the cheap stuff. Odd how it's jumped 35 cents in the span of about 10 days.