Weird that it's only affecting the southern part of the state.
And who is this watchdog? Source URL for your quote?
But that's not really an apples to apples comparison.Put your knickers back on and suck it up, mate...
We're at $6.52 down under, and that's cheaper than it's been for years...
Around £1.25 near here.
Again, the United States is the largest producer of oil in the world. We should be mad gasoline is so expensive.Put your knickers back on and suck it up, mate...
We're at $6.52 down under, and that's cheaper than it's been for years...
It all goes on the world market at the prices set there. Basically it's all a setup.Again, the United States is the largest producer of oil in the world. We should be mad gasoline is so expensive.
and the 90sNope, I'm in The Dallas area. I don't want to think about over $4 a gallon. I'm old enough to remember prices under a buck a gallon in the 80's.
the US is much more car centric than EuropeI just did a quick calculation as we buy in £ and litres.
I'm paying $7.31 a gallon.
Anybody want to complain now?
Also, our refineries are designed to refine gasoline. European refineries have significantly higher output of diesel than do American refineries.the US is much more car centric than Europe
Do they really have to justify any of it? The prices get set and we pay whatever they are essentially. Not like many of us have that much of a choice about it.Brent Crude closed at $54.62
Crude Oil at $47.97
I don't see how they can keep justifying raising the price in the near future.
Brent Crude closed at $54.62
Crude Oil at $47.97
I don't see how they can keep justifying raising the price in the near future.
Do they really have to justify any of it? The prices get set and we pay whatever they are essentially. Not like many of us have that much of a choice about it.
dukebound85 said:in ONE month gas has gone up by 40 cents
in 5 years it has increased from 1.32 to 3.9 a gallon
last year, crude was 63 bucks at this time about and gas was at a corresponding 3.34 here in co
now its at 133 a barrel but only 4 a gallon
not linear at all which is interesting
interesting to see trends nonetheless
http://www.coloradogasprices.com/retail_price_chart.aspx
Near record breaking LOW Brent Crude prices, just about where they were in January. Crude oil is at 45.47, right where it was when we had LOW prices in January. Prices in my area have not moved in several days.
Yeah, you do have a choice.Do they really have to justify any of it? The prices get set and we pay whatever they are essentially. Not like many of us have that much of a choice about it.
Well, we can walk too. The practical part was pretty much implied there. Some of those options aren't that practical for many, others are costly in similar ways or other ways.Yeah, you do have a choice.
Get a diesel engine and tun it on recycled vegetable oil... (which, of course, we all know, was what the diesel engine was invented for...)
Or get an electric car...