Hasn't changed much here in a year. Pretty consistent $2.42 -$2.49. Some of the smaller towns are soaking the folks for an extra $0.20-$0.30, but down around Beaumont I see the lower prices. I don't go to Sam's or HEB but their prices are 3-4-5 cents less.

State Excise Tax Other State Taxes/Fees Total State Taxes/Fees Total State plus Federal Excise Taxes
1 Texas 20.00 c/gallon 0.00 c/gallon 20.00 c/gallon 38.40 c/gallon
2 Alabama 28.00 c/gallon 3.31 c/gallon 31.31 c/gallon 49.71 c/gallon
3 Alaska 8.95 c/gallon 6.18 c/gallon 15.13 c/gallon 33.53 c/gallon
4 Arizona 18.00 c/gallon 1.00 c/gallon 19.00 c/gallon 37.40 c/gallon
5 Arkansas 24.50 c/gallon .30 c/gallon 24.80 c/gallon 43.20 c /gallon
6 California 51.10 c/gallon 17.05 c/gallon 68.15 c/gallon 86.55 c/gallon
7 Colorado 22.00 c/gallon 0.00 c/gallon 22.00 c/gallon 40.40 c/gallon
8 Connecticut 25.00 c/gallon 10.75 c/gallon 35.75 c/gallon 54.15 c/gallon
9 Delaware 23.00 c/gallon 0.00 c/gallon 23.00 c/gallon 41.40 c/gallon
10 Florida 4.00 c/gallon 39.55 c/gallon 43.55 c/gallon 61.95 c/gallon

Unless it changed today it has literally bounced between 2.68 and 2.69 here for about 3 months. Never seen anything like that before.

Gas went from 2.69 to 3.10 in McKinney overnight.

I’ve been wondering when the cost of all of this stuff would drop. Is “drill baby drill” happening out in the oil patches? Because I’m not seeing much change in prices.

Don’t get me started on eggs.

What does gas cost in Minnesota?

I paid $4.89 yesterday.

Eggs are stable here as chicken feed is stable. A dozen eggs every 2-3 days and a $13 sack of feed is lasting a month at least.

We need to ask that cat from Ontario, Can. that posts here what is the per liter price he is paying.

It's $6.18/gallon in New Brunswick, Can.. Not sure how much of that is carbon tax. I'll be there in 2 weeks.

Whut? Wow.

$2.49 here...

Went to my nephews graduation at OSU Saturday. I filled up in Burleson for$2.89 then filled up in Moore, Oklahoma for $2.32 at QT.

haha --- crybabies . $4.99 in Cali

Ok is always cheaper. probably due to gas taxes and they also have refining capabilities.

Exactly….cost per liter . I rented a car in Vancouver one time for a few days. I almost passed out when I filled it back up. Dont even get me started on snuff there….back when I partook of the Copenhagen, it was around 35 US dollars a can up there…that was in 2015. Can’t even imagine what it would be now.