So who's going to be the first in the States to top $50 on a fill-up of their allroad?
03-22-2005, 06:27 AM
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So who's going to be the first in the States to top $50 on a fill-up of their allroad?
Spent $40.40 yesterday in the land of relatively cheap gas of Houston, Texas.
03-22-2005, 06:38 AM
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wow. thats a lot for Texas gas...
Lived in Texas for a long time, now back in the Northeast. NJ has many faults, but gas prices is not one of them. I put on 110 miles a day so frequent the pump. Haven't gone over $40 yet, but here is something interesting since I always go to the same station and get 93 octane:
3/8 - $1.90 per gallon
3/21 - $2.15 per gallon
Didn't realize it went up almost 25 cents a gallon in 13 days. What a bunch of crap.
3/8 - $1.90 per gallon
3/21 - $2.15 per gallon
Didn't realize it went up almost 25 cents a gallon in 13 days. What a bunch of crap.
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03-22-2005, 08:59 AM
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Only Spring/Summer advice I can offer is this...
fill up in the early morning or LATE night. Why?
Gasoline is more dense when cold/cool and less dense when warm. Some tanks are more prone to heating up during the day and this causes the gas to "swell." We are talking only a little bit here, but hey, with gas tank fill ups becoming increasingly more expensive, every little bit counts, right?
Gasoline is more dense when cold/cool and less dense when warm. Some tanks are more prone to heating up during the day and this causes the gas to "swell." We are talking only a little bit here, but hey, with gas tank fill ups becoming increasingly more expensive, every little bit counts, right?
