How much is gas where you live?

2.75-2.99 is pretty normal around WI

They fluctuate between $2.65-$2.85 a gallon.

I think the answer for most people here is "too much", regardless of location.

Serious answer: It fluctuates between anywhere from 2.50$ to 2.89$ these days.

Fucking $1.13 per litre. Fucking Vancouver.

2.64(9/10)

It's been stationary for like three weeks.

Likewise.

Some weekends (like this one) I have debate practices/research. So yeah, 6-7 days sometimes. Makes me rage...

Awesome way to spend the weekend.....*looks for gun and shoots himself*

things that cost more than gas per gallon. a.k.a quit bitchin'.

1. Soda from vending machine (.75 cents/can) : $8 /gallon
2. Bottled Water ($1.50 for 20 oz.) : $9.50 /gallon
3. Ben and Jerry’s ( $3.99 / pint ) : $31.92 / gallon
4. Corn Syrup ($5.79 / quart) : $23.16 /gallon
5. Milk : $3.49 / gallon
6. Paint : approx. $30 / gallon



stolen from some website.

Most people don't have to buy 16 gallons of Paint or milk a week.

In Indonesia (we use Liter BTW)

1 Liter of Premium (Normal) is like Rp 4.500 ($0.45 roughly)
1 Liter of Solar is also Rp 4.500
1 liter of Pertamax (The higher grade) is around Rp 5.000 ($0.5 roughly) or was it above Rp 6.000? lol

gallons, liters. Damn I'll have to calculate again.

Let's see: 1 gallons is 3.7854118 liters.

Country: Belgium

Diesel: 1.116 euro / liter
Euro95: 1.327 euro / liter
Euro98: 1.367 euro / liter

in Gallons:

Diesel: 4.225 euro / gallon
Euro95: 5.023 euro / gallon
Euro98: 5.175 euro / gallon

and now in dollars

Diesel: 5.357 dollar / gallon
Euro95: 6.370 dollar / gallon
Euro98: 6.562 dollar / gallon

and these are the prices form the cheapest station around

West Coast, US

$2.71 to $3.15


closest to me

$2.83 to $3.05

lol we only have like a 5 cent difference I guess we should consider ourselves lucky.
But you got to take into account Vancouver is huge and has a high population of around 611,869 while where I live there is about 106,707 people so that little price difference is not that bad depending on how far you have to commute each day. My mom used to take up to an hour just to get to her job half way across the city before I was born but she took the sky train so I can see why gas would eventually bite you in the wallet after a while.

Since I don't drive, I don't really take note of the prices.

However, I am curious as to whether the market operated by the various companies in different countries is indeed an oligopoly. In other words, are there only a handful of these petrol companies in your country, and if one firm raises or lowers the price of petrol, will its competitors follow suit?

Lastly, I guess the term differs depending on the country we live in - either gas or petrol.

It seems so here. One station raises, within 30 minutes, most stations around it will raise. Diff story with lowering prices. Cost more during long weekends, Holidays, Mornings, and instantly spikes when there's a potential oil supply issue (aka Hurricane in the Caribbean). Usually takes a good few days before they will drop in prices.

and to answer question.

$1.15 a litre or
$4.35 a gallon

Europe is pretty damn expensive, but North America gets less explosive juice here, only up to 94 and that goes up to $1.40 a litre

$2.57 at the moment (As of like two hours ago when I was at a nearby station)

And I've seen it anywhere from $2.35 (Very very briefly) to $2.90

20 miles northwest of Pittsburgh.

Most people don't HAVE to buy 16 gallons of gasoline a week, either.