<p>And, are you planning to change your commuting habits because of it?</p>
<p>$2.99
I wish I could-</p>
<p>$2.99 (and some stations don’t have gas to sell because it’s being switched over to an ethanol blend). I’m not changing my driving habits, but I don’t put a lot of miles on my car anyway. I do cringe a lot when I see the price of gas though.</p>
<p>2.79 on the Missouri side, 2.86 on the Kansas side. driving the most econmical car when I can choose to</p>
<p>3.29 regular unleaded</p>
<p>2.99 midgrade, I have changed my habits somewhat and tried to be better organized running errands etc. One good thing with all of my kids at school now or married, I sure put less miles on the car than when I was running to all those school events (of course doesn’t offset tuition cost!)</p>
<p>I paid 2.79 yesterday. I curb my driving habits none, if I don’t drive, then the terrorists win!</p>
<p>$3.19. I’m building an electric car in my garage.</p>
<p>$3.15, or $2.95 if I can get to Costco.</p>
<p>I drive a hybrid, and have for almost 6 years now. So does my husband. We are not changing our driving habits. (Although we <em>did</em> qualify both our hybrids for the HOV-lane stickers here in CA so we can zip even faster through the commuter traffic. La di dah.)</p>
<p>Between $3.05 (Riverside’s cheapest that I’ve found, as of yesterday) and $3.40 (if I go up into the mountains).</p>
<p>Yikes.</p>
<p>$2.76 today with a promise of increases just in time for tourist season. Should keep some of those pesky RV’s off the road.</p>
<p>Kluge, are you really, seriously building an electric car? </p>
<p>And Mootmom, how do you like the hybrid? I drove one - rental car - on a business trip some months ago; I could not get past the silence, the quiet - couldn’t stop feeling as if it has stalled out. </p>
<p>We are paying $3.00-ish, but, it’s doubtful we’ll drive less; if it comes down to it ($4? $5? $6?) we’ll eat less instead :(</p>
<p>$2.85 or so in W. Kentucky. During the last spike above $3.00, started bicycle commuting and riding again in a big way. That’s helped with the fuel budget and the waistline.</p>
<p>Yes. (a pickup, actually) It’s taking me a long time (lots of pieces to build, buy, remove and replace and too many other things I have to do to put in the time I’d like) but I hope to be on the road by summer.</p>
<p>We paid $3.19 for cheapo regular in DC on Sunday. It’s up to about $3.25, with high test going for more.</p>
<p>Kluge, that’s really cool.</p>
<p>Not according to my kids…</p>
<p>I think gas in my area is like $2.98</p>
<p>All I know is that the last time I paid for gas it was $3.19…</p>
<p>I filled up a week ago and it was $2.89 and rising. I have to get more tomorrow.</p>
<p>Well done, kluge, MAKE Magazine would be so proud of you! ;)</p>
<p>latetoschool, I absolutely totally positively love the hybrids I’ve driven. The novelty of the quiet wears off pretty quickly. (No idling at lights, YAY! For 30 years I would TURN OFF my engine if I were going to be sitting longer than 30 seconds at a traffic light, now I don’t have to.) I’ve long been concerned about emissions and am thrilled to drive a car that essentially doesn’t have any. (At least relative to any other non-totally-electric vehicle.)</p>
<p>The '04 Prius I drive now fits my entire family comfortably: H (6’9"), S#1 (6’4"), S#2 (6’5"), and me (5’4"). And I grumble now if my MPG for a tank is as low as 45, I must have been heavy-footed on that tank grumble grumble…</p>