Fri Apr 08, 2005 12:29 am
shapu wrote:Unleaded 87 octane. It doesn't deserve any better.
I pay 2.29 a gallon. Thank heavens my car gets 25 MPG, or I'd be in deep doodoo.
We have HUGE cars. But they get 15 MPG. It's not too fun.
'89 Lincoln Town Car. About what my dad's car looks like, except for a tan roof.
Fri Apr 08, 2005 6:28 pm
We're at 92.4 cents per gallon right now for regular.
Fri Apr 08, 2005 8:51 pm
Umm, my dad uses silver, for what that means to you. and it's about 90c per litre here
Fri Apr 08, 2005 10:52 pm
My car has to use Premium gasoline. It's 2.71 a gallon. >.< Thank goodness my parents pay the bills 
Sat Apr 09, 2005 2:52 am
$2.19 a gallon.
Mon Apr 11, 2005 4:18 am
Regular and $2.03 just keeps goin up!
Mon Apr 11, 2005 5:12 am
Argh, gas prices drive everyone, including me (and I can't drive and don't really plan on it now), insane at the moment.
We go for Supreme (92 octane). Regular (82 octane I think...) is at a record setting 105.7¢/L right now in Vancouver. However, nearly all gas stations here have the -3.5¢ discount, so factoring that in and changing the price to Supreme...110.2¢/L would answer the question.
105.7¢/L = $3.26/US gallon
110.2¢/L = $3.40/US gallon
I was in Edmonton last night, travelling westwards through the night. Prices were at 81.2¢/L, then the further west we went, the further up the price went- up to 88.4¢. Then once we entered Vancouver, BOOM! Over a dollar again.
81.2¢/L = $2.51/US gallon
I'm just so tempted into convincing my dad to drive 30 minutes out of town to get cheaper gas. I think factoring that in would still make costs cheaper. >____>
We go for Supreme (92 octane). Regular (82 octane I think...) is at a record setting 105.7¢/L right now in Vancouver. However, nearly all gas stations here have the -3.5¢ discount, so factoring that in and changing the price to Supreme...110.2¢/L would answer the question.
105.7¢/L = $3.26/US gallon
110.2¢/L = $3.40/US gallon
I was in Edmonton last night, travelling westwards through the night. Prices were at 81.2¢/L, then the further west we went, the further up the price went- up to 88.4¢. Then once we entered Vancouver, BOOM! Over a dollar again.
81.2¢/L = $2.51/US gallon
I'm just so tempted into convincing my dad to drive 30 minutes out of town to get cheaper gas. I think factoring that in would still make costs cheaper. >____>