<p>Now that we’re officially MA residents, all I know is gas is cheaper than it was in CT! Something to celebrate – along with a MUCH quicker/nicer experience at the MA Registry of Motor Vehicles than I ever had in CT, (But I digress…)</p>
<p>We’re at our second home in NC. Got gas yesterday It was $3.58. When we left home on Tues. (also in NC) it was $3.68 there. It’s funny how much it varies from one part of the state to another.</p>
<p>Reg was $3.77 yesterday in upstate NY but I paid $3.37 with my market’s gas program.</p>
<p>Just paid $3.33 in KY to fill the car. Gas was $3.43 and got $.10 off using Wal-Mart cash card.</p>
<p>Regular $3.19 Lake Dallas (N of Dallas). $3.18 Oklahoma City.</p>
<p>Driving across Maine today, I saw prices ranging from $3.62 (interior part of the state) to $3.80 (along the coast).</p>
<p>Mississippi - $3.37 gallon regular</p>
<p>Portland ME area: $3.77.</p>
<p>San Jose, Ca: A couple weeks ago I managed to find a station that was $3.57. Today the same one was $3.83.</p>
<p>Gas at the corner station is $4.29 for regular.
Cheaper is arco by a few cents but every time I buy their gas my check engine light comes on.
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<p>& Costco unfortunately is about 40 minutes out of my way- I have been trying to think of something else I need. A flat of paper towels? Video games? Socks? An iced mocha? That sounds good actually…</p>
<p>$3.65/gal for self-serve, regular unleaded today in NH…near MA border.</p>
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<p>Even if you have to pay a little more at the local corner gas station, that’s gotta be better than pushing your car for 40 minutes to get gas cheaper!</p>
<p>Tampa today at RaceTrac gas is $3.449/gal. Gal. of milk today at Wal-Mart was $3.48.</p>
<p>Last I paid was $3.71 in NH near the MA border. This wasn’t the cheapest station though. The cheapest station is about a mile away and I usually only go there when I have a reason to be in that part of town.</p>
<p>A very convenient station on the way to work is $3.83 so there are wide variances. </p>
<p>I’ve thought that gas prices were nuts given the inventory levels and this has been my thinking for quite some time. It’s nice that prices finally caught up with inventory reality.</p>
<p>The price of gas in my town today is $4.14 a gallon for regular.</p>
<p>$3.78 home, $3.98 near my work.</p>
<p>$3.799 for gas, but this is Wisconsin so milk at the grocery store is $2.59 a gallon for the store brand- but this week there’s a coupon for $1.48 for one gallon only if I buy $5 worth of noncoupon groceries. Gas prices fluctuate weekly- $3.899 recently.</p>
<p>$3.54 and $3.64 near me. Of course, I bypassed the $3.54 the other day since I was sure it would be the same at my highway exit and I paid $3.64. For some reason, that really bothers me, even though the convenience was probably worth the $1.70 extra I paid for the tank!</p>
<p>Its a senseless thread, if the post is a day/week/month old, the prices will not be valid anyhow.</p>
<p>Why I restarted it was because a recent article posted that my area is about $.43 higher a gal than elsewhere, and it makes me mad.
We don’t drive much, but are going up to visit our d for parents weekend and I didn’t want to have to get a loan.</p>
<p>^^ You can pay twice as much by driving to gas up in Canada…</p>