<p>Finally under $4 for Shell regular-Seattle. First under $50 fill-up in months.</p>
<p>$3.41 at BJs but they were closed by the time we got there. Hope it’s the same or lower tomorrow!</p>
<p>The latest regression analysis I’ve seen on Brent crude prices suggests gas prices should go to about $3.10 in the coming weeks. That’s figured with about 50 cents in federal and state taxes and 30 cents in markup and some costs, so it’s an average.</p>
<p>$3.35 - $3.49 range in my driving around yesterday. This doesn’t include the cheapest station in my area - I only go there when I have business at Town Hall or the library which isn’t that often these days.</p>
<p>I took a 400 mile round trip in-state yesterday and the cheapest price I saw was $3.47/gal.</p>
<p>The latest regression analysis I’ve seen on Brent crude prices suggests gas prices should go to about $3.10 in the coming weeks. That’s figured with about 50 cents in federal and state taxes and 30 cents in markup and some costs, so it’s an average.</p>
<p>Ooohhh…then likely our gas price will go below 3.00…right now it’s 3.04 (maybe less at Sams or Costco), since my state has low gas taxes. Yay!!! Maybe we need to plan a road trip somewhere to another low gas tax state.</p>
<p>Gas taxes by STATE
<a href=“http://www.api.org/Oil-and-Natural-Gas-Overview/Industry-Economics/~/media/21EBD0B62EBA42B1965EE82EFFB6585D.ashx[/url]”>http://www.api.org/Oil-and-Natural-Gas-Overview/Industry-Economics/~/media/21EBD0B62EBA42B1965EE82EFFB6585D.ashx</a></p>
<p>Yikes…look at Calif and NY!!!</p>
<p>After paying $3.39 today, D1 saw a gas station advertising $3.12. This was in Texas.</p>
<p>Paid $3.109/gal. in Tampa, Fl at RaceTrac gas station today. Too, the gas station’s convenience store is selling 32 oz. Sodapalooza fountain drinks for 59 cents. Wish my car would drink soda instead of gasoline!</p>
<p>Paid $3.25 in a Regin suburb of Chicago (Indiana side).</p>
<p>3.89… A few blocks away…In Marin County…</p>
<p>I think there is cheaper gas a mile or two away…i am sure there is…maybe .10?</p>
<p>Still not as low as what I read here…</p>
<p>“Paid $3.109/gal. in Tampa, Fl at RaceTrac gas station today. Too, the gas station’s convenience store is selling 32 oz. Sodapalooza fountain drinks for 59 cents. Wish my car would drink soda instead of gasoline!”</p>
<p>lol…now there’s an idea. With all this hybrid alternate fuel whatever going on…just build an engine that will run on caffeine. hey, don’t many of us run on caffeine?</p>
<p>I saw $3.47 yesterday (Albany, NY)</p>
<p>The gas station in Tampa that I bought gas yesterday morning for $3.109/gal. was charging $2.999/gal. last night when I drove past the same station. 11 cent/gal. drop in less than one day!</p>
<p>I was in South Carolina a week ago and saw signs for regular gas at $2.97/gallon. It may be lower now.</p>
<p>It was $3.77 yesterday, $3.73 this morning and $3.69 this afternoon at our local 76 station here in Glendale, CA. I can’t believe the price is dropping so fast! Maybe by the time I need gas in a few days it’ll be below $3.50.</p>
<p>$3.31 in Cambridge, MA.</p>
<p>I paid $3.08 at Costco this afternoon. I thought I was hallucinating.</p>
<p>$3.17 in Nashville area and outlying areas as low as 3.05</p>
<p>Gas prices suddenly shot up about 5 cents/gal in west central Florida today. I suspect gasoline suppliers and retailers are gouging folks at pump with Tropical Storm Debby in town. Many folks top off tanks during storms in Florida in case they have to blow town for higher ground or because of fear of electric going off and gas pumps not working. The gasoline people every storm say they’re not taking advantage of customers–they’re full of it, and I don’t mean gasoline!</p>
<p>$4.55 in Nantucket, Massachusetts.</p>