The current gas prices in America...

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Originally Posted by Ave05

1.83 here in Texas. Gets stuffed at 20 bucks and can't fit another ounce.

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Yep. It's almost disappointing because we want to buy as much as we can while the prices are low. xD


-Andrew
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2.35 here in philly

We've crept down to 2.39 local to pittsburgh.

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Originally Posted by petrified.rabbit

its the first of a few yearly hikes. So we will be paying something like $.85 in tax per gallon by 2017.. Which means we will be on average $.75 more a gallon then all our neighboring states (NY being the closest in price) and as a state should locked in to be the highest gas prices in the country. So proud..

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Same here in NY, about $2.60. With crude oil approaching $50 per barrel, the gasoline price should be even less than it is. Just wait until the next "crisis" hits...

"Yep. It's almost disappointing because we want to buy as much as we can while the prices are low. xD"

Get some jerry cans and fill 'em. There's no law against storing gas in approved containers.

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Originally Posted by Thymeclock

Same here in NY, about $2.60. With crude oil approaching $50 per barrel, the gasoline price should be even less than it is. Just wait until the next "crisis" hits...

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there's a good reason why Gas Prices have suddenly dropped like a stone: the Saudis see American Shale Oil as a Threat to their Monopoly of Global Oil Production, and they are depressing prices in order to crush the Shale Oil Producers.

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Originally Posted by Thymeclock

"Yep. It's almost disappointing because we want to buy as much as we can while the prices are low. xD"

Get some jerry cans and fill 'em. There's no law against storing gas in approved containers.

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There may not be a law against it but modern gasoline has an abysmal shelf life if it has 10% ethanol in it. 3 months is the estimate without a stabilizer.

Adding a stabilizer effectively reduces the amount of energy you can extract from the fuel though so you're screwed either way

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Originally Posted by EAD15

There may not be a law against it but modern gasoline has an abysmal shelf life if it has 10% ethanol in it. 3 months is the estimate without a stabilizer.

Adding a stabilizer effectively reduces the amount of energy you can extract from the fuel though so you're screwed either way

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There are ethanol free gas stations out there, but the prices are on par with mid grade and Hi test prices.