What are you paying for gas now?

[3100 MPFI]

local place just dropped down to $1.51 today

[Braddock]

Right now its 79 cents per litter here so that converts to about 3 dollars a gallon better then the 5 dollars plus it was back in the summer

79!??! Its still 90c/L here. You easterners got it so easy, yet y'all complain.
(From BC)

[3400-95-Modified]

1.85 in RI in some places... I still dont understand the one gas station on RT 101 where regular is 1.93 and mid is 2.40... serioulsy wtf is up with that? premium i think is 2.60 there too...

[5speedz34]

Cheapest price in the Detroit area is about $1.50.

Is there a site out there that gives average prices at a certain time in the past.

[torq455]

we're at 1.58 now, and it didn't go up or even stay steady for the holiday!

[2FastChevy]

79!??! Its still 90c/L here. You easterners got it so easy, yet y'all complain.
(From BC)

lol hey now i wasnt complainin i was just stating what the prices were..how bad is it in bc right now?

[ScotiaDOHC]

79!??! Its still 90c/L here. You easterners got it so easy, yet y'all complain.
(From BC)

ottawa/Ontario = easterners? LOL... Oh thats right Quebec and the Maritimes arent really Canada lol j/k

North BC is expensive anyway... at least it was when I drove through last fall before the gas pricing went completely insane and even then in the remote parts of north BC (Dawson Creek area) it was something like $1.29 a litre.

Thanks to MacDonald and the joys of provincial gas regulation in Nova Scotia, its currently 82.4 to 84.3 CAD a litre for self-serve unleaded minimum, 84.1-86.0 CAD self-serve maximum depending on what "zone" you are in the province.

Converting using 3.8 to gallons and xe.com's conversion at this moment of 0.81475, it comes to USD $2.55 a gallon as the minimum any station is allowed to charge.

[55trucker]

Whatever way you look at the situation we here in Canada still get hosed at the pump. If you consider that when a barrel of crude was at $147 a few mths ago...max we were paying at the pump (here in the Toronto area) was approx. $1.50 @litre...now crude is $54@ barrel..that's a 62% drop.....at the pumps we are now paying..(here today) gas is .81@litre.....that's only a 46% drop, so the oil companies are making a bigger profit margin on what we're buying today than back in the summer and more profit now on every litre we buy than when crude WAS $54 a barrel before the spike began 16 odd mths ago because we weren't paying as much as $.81 back then. Can't blame it on federal taxes either, in June the tax was cut by 1% so the oil companies are taking that as well. We can't win.

[ScotiaDOHC]

The sad thing about it is that people are happy that gas is "only" in the 80 cents a litre range. Sorry but there is no reason why gas should be more than 50 cents a litre. No excuse.

[torq455]

it's called greed. when you profit something like a billion per quarter, they still need to rape at the pump while they yell "more!" "more!"