just wondering what the gas prices are from different parts of the country??

89 octane $ 1.63
91 octane $ 1.73
94 octane $ 1.83

central New York

 

Orlando, FL
93 octane ~ $1.60/g

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=372231

 

don't get mad at me, but i pay around 10 cents for a liter of 95 unleaded and for a full tank of gas, around 45 liters, less than 3 bucks (but i don't let my car get too close to the E.

EDIT: this is on Caracas, Venezuela. As for right now, there is no gas cuz we are on strike! YIKES!! i want A SODA!


[Modified by GZERO, 7:34 PM 1/1/2003]

 

3.75/gal for 109.9 octane
in southern va

 

1.25=89
1.33=91
1.39=93

Oklahoma, the only good thing about this retarded state. Gas is cheap

Hmm will we have no emission tests either so thats something else.

 

$1.33 for 89
$1.37 for 91

Minnesota

 

$3 a gallon for 104 octain

MINNESOTA

 

thats what im talkin about

 

93 octane = 1.59$

greenville, sc

 

87: 66cents per liter
94: 78cents per liter
British Columbia Canada

 

87 octane=$1.87/gal
89 octane=$1.89/gal
92 octane=$1.91~$1.93/gal

Living in Hawaii isn't always great. The petroleum companies say they have to charge so much due to shipping. B.S. Someone is making a killing.

 

i pay $1.19 for 66 brand 87, i dont have forced induction, nitrous or high compression so the higher octane fuel wont add any power, and would be a waste

im in phoenix

 

68 cents a litre for the cheap stuff

 

the strike sucks for us because most of Americas oil comes from south america

 

Yes and no, off course it will suck for you, but the US will start using their reserves or they will get oil from another country, and yes, the prices will go up, but come on!!, i have to be in my house all day, doing nothing, playing pc, watching TV, i haven't had a soda in a month! i do have a tank of gas in my dad's car, but i don't want to use it in case of a emergency or some major party.
it has been this way for a month now!

 

why the hell cant you find 109 octane in ny?>

 

1.53 for 92 in WA at Shell or Chevron..

I sure hope we never run out of gas in our lifetimes..

 

It is VERY difficult to say when we will run out of pertoleum. I remember back in the 1970's, they were saying that we would run out in about 25-30 years. But it is now 25-30 years later and there is still oil out there. So who knows for sure. The only sure thing is that the end WILL come. After all, petroleum supplies are NOT infinite.

But even if this does happen, it would not necessarily be the end of the world. One intersting possibility that is being explored is the use of alcohol. This actually has several advantages over gasoline: renewability, cleanliness, superior octane rating, and superior power output. The disadvantages are shorter range (not a really big problem), higher cost (at least for now), and corrosiveness.


[Modified by StorminMatt, 2:35 AM 1/7/2003]