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$5.50 this morning in the Inland Empire. Hoping theyre not trying to get us comfy paying $5 a gallon but it looks like it. Same with the mid to high $3 range seen in the South.
I just though I'd throw this out for comparison for something all of you across the border should prepare yourselves for because increases like this will be coming sometime soon to a place near you. I think you'll probably be plateauing out at around the $7.50 a gallon mark within the year or two ahead after Canada reaches $10 a gallon because you guys are always at a couple of dollars or so less per gallon than we are here in Canada.
It's getting close to $9 a gallon now where I live (British Columbia, Canada) and no indication of it going down. All during the last couple of months it was just over $8 a gallon and creeping upward a penny at a time. It's a bit less in the oil producing provinces at the moment. I think these higher prices are going to continue to increase and are here to stay and that means it will be the same for USA.
I just though I'd throw this out for comparison for something all of you across the border should prepare yourselves for because increases like this will be coming sometime soon to a place near you. I think you'll probably be plateauing out at around the $7.50 a gallon mark within the year or two ahead after Canada reaches $10 a gallon because you guys are always at a couple of dollars or so less per gallon than we are here in Canada.
It's getting close to $9 a gallon now where I live (British Columbia, Canada) and no indication of it going down. All during the last couple of months it was just over $8 a gallon and creeping upward a penny at a time. It's a bit less in the oil producing provinces at the moment. I think these higher prices are going to continue to increase and are here to stay and that means it will be the same for USA.
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It's quietly going up again here. $5.49 in Lake City, Seattle, up from like the $4.90s for most of the past month.
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I paid $5.25 but it was higher octane Ethanol-free gas for my Nova. Regular at Costco is a bit higher now at $4.49 in Redmond, but for some reason 10 miles away at Costco Issaquah it's $4.79.
So that is $8.20 CDN for one US gallon, or $6.32 USD.
Glad I hardly have to drive anymore.
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