What do you pay for gas?

[Libra]

1.49 a litre

 

[Sleepy]

Just looked in my backyard at the giant digital sign-it's now 3.82.

That's really low !
The last time I saw that sign gas was up to $4.99. I saw a lot of grim face while I past the sign with my bike.

 

[SFG75]

we are in Saudia Arabia pay 0.60 halalah for 1 liter . .

which equals 0.16 cent in America and 0.08 pence in England

From what I understand, Saudi Arabia pays for virtually everything due to oil profits-a "cradle to grave" society if there ever was one. University tuition is also covered if I'm not mistaken. Ahmed-I think folks(I for one) would be interested in hearing about what benefits are made available to the citizens of your country due to the oil sector.

 

[silverseason]

Now posted at USD 4.36/gallon in Connecticut, but I filled the tank earlier today in Massachusetts for USD 4.02/gallon.

 

[SFG75]

$3.55 for E-85 ethanol blend for my flex fuel car. I should be disgruntled, but I'm thrilled as the regular pump price is now $3.86.

 

[direstraits]

RM1.90 per litre of RON95. Which is USD$0.62.

 

[sparkchaser]

RM1.90 per litre of RON95. Which is USD$0.62.

3.8 liters per gallon so that's $2.36 per gallon. Not bad.

 

[beer good]

15 SEK / litre = $8.65 / US Gallon.

Keep complaining, guys.

 

[Annie2186]

3.49 a gallon. It fluctuates a lot though :-/

 

[Alix]

1.20/liter. What's that? $4.60/US gallon?

 

[canuck]

1.20/liter. What's that? $4.60/US gallon?

Here in Ontario we are at $1.33 per litre - seems to bounce up and down between $1.31 and $1.36

 

[Alix]

Here in Ontario we are at $1.33 per litre - seems to bounce up and down between $1.31 and $1.36

It totally sucks doesn't it? I am living a brief 4 hour drive from one of the largest fossil fuel deposits in the world and folks in the US pay less than I do. Doesn't seem logical to me.

 

[direstraits]

Ah, gallon. So when's US going to change to the metric system?

 

[canuck]

QUOTE=Alix;331634]It totally sucks doesn't it? I am living a brief 4 hour drive from one of the largest fossil fuel deposits in the world and folks in the US pay less than I do. Doesn't seem logical to me. [/QUOTE]

It really is a pain - no, it doesn't seem logical. However, what can you do! :banghead6mx:

 

[Landslide]

It's permanently changing but today it's at 1,741€ (2,27 USD) per liter.

 

[sparkchaser]

Ah, gallon. So when's US going to change to the metric system?

Never because metric makes too much sense.