I live in NYC and it is $3.15 per gallon for regular.

 

I just saw something on the news that said the average price in my area for regular is $3.31 for regular.

 

$2.89 for regular $2.99 for 92 octane.

 

$2.79 in Austin. $2.90 in Houston. I've never been able to figure out the disparity in pricing, since Houston has several friggin' refineries.

 

$2.89-$2.99 for regular unleaded in Northen Virginia, depending on which gas station you go to. I don't see how the stations that charge more can compete.

 

$3.25 a gallon here in Paso Robles Ca.

 

$3.15 regular, Anaheim, CA and surrounding areas. (Arco doesn't count)

 

Regular (87 octane) about $1.15 CND per liter.

 

Around $3.15-$3.20 per gallon of 87 octane.

 

It's like $3.00/gallon for regular here, as high as $3.30 for premium.

 

The cheapest I have seen in Westminster MD is $2.92

 

www.gasbuddy.com

 

95pence per litre here for standard unleaded. (~$1.74USD)
£1 for premium (~$1.84USD)

Both per litre.

So if we were to fill in the same amount as a US gallon which equates to roughly 3.7 litres. It costs us rougly about $6.44 for 1 gallon for standard unleaded and about $6.81 for 1 gallon of premium unleaded.

 

Oklahoma City on Sunday I saw $2.62 a gallon. I paid $2.63 just down the road from there.

 

$1.069/ litre, so $4.04gallon Canadian funds, so $3.51 gallon USD.

http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&sa...G=Search&meta=

 

Varies a lot. Lower prices around $2.89, up to $3.05.

 

$3.29 for 93 Octane.

I really don't see gas prices as such a big deal as the news media makes it out to be. All things considered, the US still has fairly inexpensive gas prices when compared to Europe and Japan. It'll probably hit $4 per gallon for Premium by the end of the summer, but other places in the world, some people are paying $7 per gallon.

 

2.84 self-serve regular

 

[quote=Dañiel]$1.069/ litre, so $4.04gallon Canadian funds, so $3.51 gallon USD.

1 CA gal= 4.546L Doesn't that make a CA gal. $1.069X4.546=$4.86?

Around $4.04 per U.S. Gal.
(Without dollar exchange)

http://www.winnipeggasprices.com/volume_convertor.aspx

 

It's $1.059 here...but you get 3.5 cents back on every litre...