Monday, 16 November 2009
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Best and Worst Gas Prices
Guest Post from: BillShrink Guy
Planning on traveling for the holidays? In the U.S., where you go will affect how expensive a trip by car may be. Here’s a look at where you’ll pay the most for a gallon of gas in the U.S. and the places where it’s cheap in comparison.
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This doesnt surprise me much.
I go to school in PA, but I grew up in Jersey. Not only to I not like having to pump my gas, but I dont like the gas prices as well. Sometimes if I'm close enough to the border I'll just cross it to save some money.
South Carolina is always cheap. I go to school in Georgia and live in Pennsylvania. I don't fill up until I get to SC on the way up and try to stop again in Virginia so I don't have to deal with WV prices.
MA is around 2.57
In new zealand, with exchange rate at 1nzd = .75usd our long time average this year is 4.8usd per gallon (1 litre = 1.65nzd). And i'm not talking abour europe yet. When I was in germany last year in april with 1euro = 1.3usd it was 7.05 usd per gallon (1 litre - 1.40 eur). Americans and arabians are lucky with thier cheap gas prices, i have no idea what americans are talking about "pain at the pump" drive smaller cars and you're fine. With the current exchange rate gas prices in nz (equiv to 2.52 per gallon) where only that cheap in the early 90's.
California is the best place to live in. I happily sacrifice gas price for climate, population, and market availability.
I know here (PA), it's about $2.70 a gallon for regular. I remember when it was like $.99 . XP
@Zhenya_ru5@xanga - It's more expensive than what we're used to.