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$4.49 for 85 today at the Old Snowmass station. $79 to fill the Tacoma
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Wait until armed robots with YOUR ar15s cut the line in their tesla trucks.Quote:
Originally Posted by gretch6364
I wish the cyborgs luck in finding ammo for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by subtle plague
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It sounds like the F150 Lightning can’t come soon enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by gretch6364
Have you seen the fuel rating on that new Dodge Ram they released to compete with the Raptor?Quote:
Originally Posted by Peruvian
Did we really need another Raptor style beast on the road?
Luckily, the wife and I drive a combined maybe 10,000 miles a year between our two cars…I know people commuting from Silt are getting hit hard.
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This may sound perverse, but I think there's gonna be a run on stuff like this as the gov'ts move to eventually ban gasoline vehicles. It happens with guns every time people think guns are going to outlawed.Quote:
Originally Posted by gretch6364
My unscientific sampling tells me that everyone and their wife has already bought a Ferd Effthreefiddy Screamineagle or bigger in the last 10 years. You can't drive through a parking garage without feeling like you're in a canyon between the rows of trucks that will never see a hitch, much less mud. Local Whole Foods is a good reference point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
$2.99 for premium at Costco in ATL.
$1.55CAD/litre or $4.58US/gallon (given a 1.28 exchange rate) here in the hinterlands.
It's a sad time for this country when the ONLY car/sedans Ferd makes (2022 & on) is the Mustang (& GT)Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
We need to stop subsidizing oil companies, aka-corporate welfare for the gas giants
Every POTUS since 1975 has kicked the fuel mileage standard down the road, fucking pathetic
I think the move to E vehicles might happen pretty quick becuz the fuel saving is there but it will be consumer driven not so much gov mandatedQuote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
You need a vehical and the cost of ownership is high, I don't think comparing guns to cars makes much sense
All I know is $4.50+ a gallon and a 25 gallon tank makes me say ouch. Lucky I don't drive much these days.
$4.63 now for premium in sbt, no discount. One less takeout dinner to offset the cost.
$4.25 +/- 20 in JH for premium.
$3.99 for diesel and my TDI gets between 35 and 47 mpg. Asshauling down the passes makes for killer mpg's.
Regular is a mere $3.80 in Central OR, but may be going up. The cheapest place In Bend has same prices as those in Sisters
Premium 93 is mid $3 range, low $3 at BJ's and regular is all over at or under $3. Reward points got me to 25 gallons @ $2.29 for 93 on Tuesday. I have another $1 off in reward points for the next fill up.
And yet oil is mere 60$ a barrel…
Shits out of control.
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Relevant bump for hurricane Ida...
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Do I win?
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Wow, I thought $4.69 was painful.
$6 here. Gone up a lot this week
1.999/L. I think 2s are on backorder. If this is what it takes to squeeze Putin sure.
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where is that and why is your pump backwards?Quote:
Originally Posted by nickwm21
eta: upon closer inspection nvm on location, and also thank you for taking one for Ukraine
It’s backwards to fool people into pressing the first one, which was traditionally the cheapest.
Someone got a promotion for suggesting this, I’m sure.
(This is my theory, and I’m sticking with it! ;). )
I’ve seen a lot of pumps like thatQuote:
Originally Posted by rideit
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Maybe there is a reason to live in the South after all? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
4.19 here
It's a plot to get everyone on electric cars.
I just checked and premium can be had for about $5.10 down in Bishop today. By time I drive down to get the wife and pups it will likely be $6 on the 18th. Lucky I average 26mpg on the highway, but that 1200 mile road trip down to Coronado, back up to Mammoth and then back home at months end will cost me. O well, what is money for but to spend it?
I agree with your analysis. I've met people who are full-blown morons and say they fill their tanks with Premium because "it's the best gas", even though they only need regular.Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
There are all kinds of tin foil hat theories you could go with this......Quote:
Originally Posted by Beaver
"COVID didn't work and they couldn't keep people at home, so now they invent a conflict in Europe that will drive gas prices up to $10/gallon in USA. This will reel back the movement of people in USA and keep people home. Question is why do they want us to stay home so bad? What do they know?"
The answer is out thereQuote:
Originally Posted by Hott Butt Mud
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So I did some research after I posted this…. The Mendocino Chevron (where I unfortunately filled up) is in competition for most expensive gas station in the USA with the Gorda (Big Sur) Chevron.Quote:
Originally Posted by nickwm21
So the recipe for expensive gas is:
Bumfuck Coastal CA + Granola + Chevron
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I'm starting to feel like I chose the wrong time to do a 4k mile road trip. 12mpg all day yesterday and forgot to fill up before leaving MT for Canada.
somewhere between 6-7 $ a gal up here, I don't sweat it much
$4.16 for Ethanol free 91 in UT
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12?! WTF do you drive? An armored Humvee?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pinned
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My parents are supposed to drive to Alaska this summer…. 12-18 mpg diesel when towing their camper. Wonder if they will still do it.
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It’s been equivalent to $7-8 / gal for so long in so many places I’ve traveled, I always felt anything under $4 here was a bargain.
Is the diesel truck market heating up even more now as a result? Friend’s 4WD F250 is getting 24-25 mpg…
There’s a ton of pickups out there getting 12-13. Many with 5 ft beds lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by MontuckyFried