Heavens2kadonka

$1.80 - 2.20 for Regular.

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2.18

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camelbrass

$1.69 per Imperial gallon...$1.30 a US gallon.




Trevor

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$2.60ish in Colorado. But it varies by town. Sometimes by parts of town.

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Rick Chartrand

Gas here was $1.20 per litre at the highest point but is down to a more reasonable .89 cents per litre now.

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Last time I filled up the trucks it was around $3.40 for diesel, but I noticed yesterday that it is down to $2.59 now.

rjzeller

Manny gives me yet another reason why I wish I still lived in the Cities...

We're running pretty consistently about $2.24/gallon here in Rochester....

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Obviously the same price as Trevor -$1.30 for a US gallon although it's sold in Imperial gallons. Please note that this is our standard Octane pricewhich is the same in Dubai as Europe - 95. All petrol is a fixed price by the government and $1.30 is after a recent 35% increase due to world prices increasing.

Those in North America can only dream of such high octane petrol - our super unleaded is 98 Octane. It always amazes me when I go to Canada and the uprated octane is 91!!

I believe in Japan the standard octane is 101.....

Graham

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$2.12 a gallon in Columbus, GA...

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We measure octane different here in the good ol US of A, and 93 octane for Premium fuel is common here, at least in NY where I live. 95 is EZ to find. You just stop in at the right station.
BTW: We use Reseach + Method /2 = octane rating
CAM 102 octane can be had at the pump (if you know where to go) also but it's quite $$$$, and using any higher octane than your car needs only leads to carbon buildup on the cylinder heads; not a good thing. Most autos sold here use relatively low compression engines and therefore require what we calculate as 87 octane to run without detonation. I do run premium in my Mini Cooper and my Ducati motorcycle as they have somewhat higher compression engines and specify 91 octane min.
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