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At the moment, in Italy, we are at 1$/L.
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About £3.50 a Gallon here unless it's gone up during the week.Comment
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Actually, arround here the reverse is true. The rich dont care, so prices are $0.15 higher in one city vs another. The worst is always the first station off the highway...Originally posted by Sasq
Yeah, usually the poorer the town the more expensive it is.
Same used to happen in my old suburb in Adelaide, poor suburb and most people didn't have cars so the local supermarkets would jack the price.
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Crazy!!Originally posted by Drizzt
At the moment, in Italy, we are at 1$/L.
Here it's about 69.9cents a litre.Titanium is the new bling!
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Wow, gas is only $1.35/gallon (american) or ~$0.36/liter (american)
I never knew how low the price is here in the midwestBuckaroo, the President's on line 1, calling about is everything okay with the alien space bomb and Planet Ten, or should we just go ahead and destroy Russia?
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0,699 €/l diesel. not that bad, as the small arosa needs less than 5l / 100km...
prices are rising, some are alreday selling diesel for nearly 0.8€/l.
super+ (95) is soon breaking the magic 1€ barrier, I've seen several gas stations with 0.999 € /l.
at least people are finally considering if they really need to drive by themselves.
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We're doing about $1.43/gal here, but that's also only 85 octane (high altitude lets them drop the octane more).Gigabyte P35-DS3L with a Q6600, 2GB Kingston HyperX (after *3* bad pairs of Crucial Ballistix 1066), Galaxy 8800GT 512MB, SB X-Fi, some drives, and a Dell 2005fpw. Running WinXP.Comment
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Strahd, $3.04 Can would be roughly $1.90 US.
I paid $.755/liter just this afternoon but to answer the thread's question....prices have been fairly stable here on Van. Island for some time now.Laurie
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I got into this late and didn't read much of the previous posts, so if this was already said my bad. But if gas prices went up at the standard rate that general consumer products have inflated, the U.S. would be paying something like 5 bucks a gallon right now wouldn't it? Considering the increase of price in gas compared to the rest of consumer products, it hasn't gone up much over time. Then again, I don't think anyone would pay 5 bucks a gallon for gas right now. Geeze, just think of inflation if that happened.....System Specs:
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