Since Hurricane Katrina hit, obviously everyone is getting higher prices. I was curious as to how much the price has raised for you guys. When 911 hit people were raising prices here when there was no need, and i get the feeling they are doing it again...so post where you are and how much prices have increased

Wichita, KS = 60 cents a gallon

 

About a 40 cent increase in the Waco, TX area and I guessing it's still going to go up.

Chris

 

About 10 cents a gallon in Washington.

 

40 cents a galon for me

 

26 cents as of this morning. 2.93 up to 3.19.

 

Now 50 cent...I see this getting worst before it gets better. This sucks I love to drive my car!

 

I spoke too soon. Up 10 more cents last night. 36 cents total.

 

About 30 cents for me. Friggin 3.19 for 91 owl **** gas. Gas has more than doubled in price since I started driving here... Used to only be 1.54 when I first got my license...

 

Damn John. Waco, TX is about even with San Diego, CA. Normally SO Cali is higher than Central Texas.

 

Up 2 more cents today. 38 total.

 

Dropped down to $3.25.

 

I put $35.00 worth of Premium in my car the other day and didn't even get 1/2 a tank!!!! I love the big gas tank in the 280ZX for long road trips... but paying to fill it up is a beeyotch.

Rod.

 

Back down to $3.19, so up 26 cents overall. It cost $75 to fill up the truck yesterday.

 

$2.91 a gallon here

 

gas around here is $2.75 per/Gal, after the hurricane it was $3.10

 

$2.66 for 85 octane in SLC

 

Just paid $3.28 for premium here today... supposed to jump way up again in the next couple of days. Sonsabiscuits are talking about it getting up to five bucks a gallon. Let's see here... 21.9 gallon tank x 5.00 = over a hundred gawd-damned dollars to fill up!!!! Time to get the legs back in shape and start riding a bicycle.

Rod.

 

85 oct?! Is that legal to sale???!!

most stations here have 87-89-90-91-93

 

I so wish we could get good gas in California. 91 is our highest grade unless you want to buy racing fuel for 11 bucks a gallon. That's about the only thing I miss about living in Florida... being able to buy 93.

Rod.