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Michaell

fintail said:

If I don't work from home, a week of commuting might use ~4 gallons, which isn't too bad I suppose.

EV demand is going to be off the charts with all this, at least from those who can afford a new EV in the face of other soaring COL factors.

Michaell said:

fintail said:

That's a key, wagon hits about 30 mpg on the highway, 20+ gallons gives a decent cruising range .

The Outback is rated for 27-28 on the highway, but most of our driving is city. We’ll get maybe 350 miles to a tank.

We are on the list for an ID.4; expected delivery when we placed the order was 8-12 months.

kyfdx

Two round-trips to Lexington, this week. 180 miles R/T, and 172 miles is Interstate. Averaged about 36-38 mpg...

fintail

I read in passing that Solterra demand will be off the charts. Definitely will be true in this part of the world.

Filled up at Costco, I think PUG was $4.72 or something close.

Michaell said:

fintail said:

If I don't work from home, a week of commuting might use ~4 gallons, which isn't too bad I suppose.

EV demand is going to be off the charts with all this, at least from those who can afford a new EV in the face of other soaring COL factors.

Michaell said:

fintail said:

That's a key, wagon hits about 30 mpg on the highway, 20+ gallons gives a decent cruising range .

The Outback is rated for 27-28 on the highway, but most of our driving is city. We’ll get maybe 350 miles to a tank.

We are on the list for an ID.4; expected delivery when we placed the order was 8-12 months.

Michaell

fintail said:

I read in passing that Solterra demand will be off the charts. Definitely will be true in this part of the world.

Filled up at Costco, I think PUG was $4.72 or something close.

Michaell said:

fintail said:

If I don't work from home, a week of commuting might use ~4 gallons, which isn't too bad I suppose.

EV demand is going to be off the charts with all this, at least from those who can afford a new EV in the face of other soaring COL factors.

Michaell said:

fintail said:

That's a key, wagon hits about 30 mpg on the highway, 20+ gallons gives a decent cruising range .

The Outback is rated for 27-28 on the highway, but most of our driving is city. We’ll get maybe 350 miles to a tank.

We are on the list for an ID.4; expected delivery when we placed the order was 8-12 months.

I looked at the Solterra, but the entire US allocation of 6500 units has already been sold.

fintail

I am amazed at that number, they could probably sell that many in Spokane County alone.

Michaell said:

fintail said:

I read in passing that Solterra demand will be off the charts. Definitely will be true in this part of the world.

Filled up at Costco, I think PUG was $4.72 or something close.

Michaell said:

fintail said:

If I don't work from home, a week of commuting might use ~4 gallons, which isn't too bad I suppose.

EV demand is going to be off the charts with all this, at least from those who can afford a new EV in the face of other soaring COL factors.

Michaell said:

fintail said:

That's a key, wagon hits about 30 mpg on the highway, 20+ gallons gives a decent cruising range .

The Outback is rated for 27-28 on the highway, but most of our driving is city. We’ll get maybe 350 miles to a tank.

We are on the list for an ID.4; expected delivery when we placed the order was 8-12 months.

I looked at the Solterra, but the entire US allocation of 6500 units has already been sold.

Michaell

fintail said:

I am amazed at that number, they could probably sell that many in Spokane County alone.

Michaell said:

fintail said:

I read in passing that Solterra demand will be off the charts. Definitely will be true in this part of the world.

Filled up at Costco, I think PUG was $4.72 or something close.

Michaell said:

fintail said:

If I don't work from home, a week of commuting might use ~4 gallons, which isn't too bad I suppose.

EV demand is going to be off the charts with all this, at least from those who can afford a new EV in the face of other soaring COL factors.

Michaell said:

fintail said:

That's a key, wagon hits about 30 mpg on the highway, 20+ gallons gives a decent cruising range .

The Outback is rated for 27-28 on the highway, but most of our driving is city. We’ll get maybe 350 miles to a tank.

We are on the list for an ID.4; expected delivery when we placed the order was 8-12 months.

I looked at the Solterra, but the entire US allocation of 6500 units has already been sold.

Apparently Subaru is looking to build their own dedicated EV factory. May be a few years before it’s on line.

fintail

One would think in the meantime they could devote some capacity in place of a slower selling line (is the Ascent selling favorably? hard for me to tell as they all sell here)

Michaell said:

fintail said:

I am amazed at that number, they could probably sell that many in Spokane County alone.

Michaell said:

fintail said:

I read in passing that Solterra demand will be off the charts. Definitely will be true in this part of the world.

Filled up at Costco, I think PUG was $4.72 or something close.

Michaell said:

fintail said:

If I don't work from home, a week of commuting might use ~4 gallons, which isn't too bad I suppose.

EV demand is going to be off the charts with all this, at least from those who can afford a new EV in the face of other soaring COL factors.

Michaell said:

fintail said:

That's a key, wagon hits about 30 mpg on the highway, 20+ gallons gives a decent cruising range .

The Outback is rated for 27-28 on the highway, but most of our driving is city. We’ll get maybe 350 miles to a tank.

We are on the list for an ID.4; expected delivery when we placed the order was 8-12 months.

I looked at the Solterra, but the entire US allocation of 6500 units has already been sold.

Apparently Subaru is looking to build their own dedicated EV factory. May be a few years before it’s on line.

Michaell

fintail said:

One would think in the meantime they could devote some capacity in place of a slower selling line (is the Ascent selling favorably? hard for me to tell as they all sell here)

Michaell said:

fintail said:

I am amazed at that number, they could probably sell that many in Spokane County alone.

Michaell said:

fintail said:

I read in passing that Solterra demand will be off the charts. Definitely will be true in this part of the world.

Filled up at Costco, I think PUG was $4.72 or something close.

Michaell said:

fintail said:

If I don't work from home, a week of commuting might use ~4 gallons, which isn't too bad I suppose.

EV demand is going to be off the charts with all this, at least from those who can afford a new EV in the face of other soaring COL factors.

Michaell said:

fintail said:

That's a key, wagon hits about 30 mpg on the highway, 20+ gallons gives a decent cruising range .

The Outback is rated for 27-28 on the highway, but most of our driving is city. We’ll get maybe 350 miles to a tank.

We are on the list for an ID.4; expected delivery when we placed the order was 8-12 months.

I looked at the Solterra, but the entire US allocation of 6500 units has already been sold.

Apparently Subaru is looking to build their own dedicated EV factory. May be a few years before it’s on line.

Colorado isn't a good place to check on Subaru sales, either, LOL.

But, they seem to be pretty popular nationally.

explorerx4

Bad news is I paid $4.4559 for RUG today.
Good news is that my last fill up was 4-19 and I averaged about 25 mpg(353 miles) in my Explorer.

fintail

4.99 for Costco PUG this morning.

kyfdx

On I-75 Exit 171 in KY
Shell

RUG: $4.34
PUG: $5.14

kyfdx

On I-75 Exit 171 in KY
Shell

RUG: $4.79
PUG: $5.66

sda

As of earlier today, $4.30 RUG, $4.80 PUG, $5.30 diesel

Michaell

From an LA Times article at a station close to downtown LA.

(at least the spread between RUG and PUG is pretty small, compared to what gets reported in this discussion)

fintail

I put a little PUG in the tank a few days ago, I think was something like $5.40, at a local Chevron. Heaven knows it is 20 cents more now. At least someone is swimming in money.

fintail

5.63 for Chevron PUG today

sda

I don’t remember when gas was the same price between NC (Charlotte) and SC (Fort Mill), SC has lower gas taxes. $4.60 RUG in both locations. $5.60 Diesel.

explorerx4

Paid $4.959 for RUG(includes 6 cents for using credit) yesterday.

kyfdx

Shell
Defiance, OH
$4.69 PUG

$91 for 16 gallon fill up.

Michaell

kyfdx said:

Shell
Defiance, OH
$4.69 PUG

$91 for 16 gallon fill up.

Yesterday, $5.10/gal for mid grade at Kroger .... subtract .30/gal for the reward discount, still cost me $81 for a tank on the Outback.

kyfdx

Typo on my part: $5.69 PUG.
🤦‍♂️

fintail

$5.50 for Costco PUG today

kyfdx

2.19 for a litre of RUG in Waterford, IE.

That's about $8.35/gallon

sda

$4.38 RUG, $4.68 MUG, $4.98 PUG 7/4/22

Michaell

kyfdx said:

2.19 for a litre of RUG in Waterford, IE.

That's about $8.35/gallon

Do you have a rental?

kyfdx

Michaell said:

kyfdx said:

2.19 for a litre of RUG in Waterford, IE.

That's about $8.35/gallon

Do you have a rental?

Nope

sda

While we were driving the rural roads to Spartanburg to meet my in-laws for a birthday lunch I saw RUG as low as $3.91. Spartanburg was similar to our local pricing around $4.30. Road construction, traffic on I-85 in the past few years has gotten to the point we prefer driving the more scenic and relaxed route of the state back roads.

sda

RUG $3.60, PUG $4.10

fintail

Costco PUG $4.69

kyfdx

On Wednesday
Shell
I-75 in KY

Reg: $3.54
Plus: $4.02
Prem: $4.79

This station is super convenient to the freeway, and always has low RUG prices, but their spreads are ridiculous.

kyfdx

RUG
$5.19 (Oahu)
$5.69 (Kauai)
$5.69 (Maui)

sda

R$3.29, M3.59, P3.89. Octane 87/89/93

sda

$2.96 RUG, $3.46 PUG, $4.79 diesel

texases

RUG $2.69 in Atlanta…Texas.

Michaell

I paid $3.25 for mid grade earlier this week in the Denver suburbs. I think RUG was around $2.86/gal.

explorerx4

While out driving yesterday, I saw RUG as low as $2.769. West of Cleveland OH area.

kyfdx

explorerx4 said:

While out driving yesterday, I saw RUG as low as $2.769. West of Cleveland OH area.

$3.39 is the best I've seen in the Greater Cincinnati area.

fintail

$3.95 for Costco PUG today, can't recall when I last paid under $4.

explorerx4

Filled up with RUG at BP yesterday, $2.899. Mid(89) $3.399, PUG(93) $3.899.

explorerx4

Paid only $2.709 for RUG in Ellicottville, NY yesterday.

kyfdx

Shell in Cincinnati

RUG: $3.17
PUG: $4.17

sda

$1 difference between RUG and PUG, wow. Typically 50-60 cents difference here. RUG $2.97, PUG $3.47 at the local QT.

kyfdx

sda said:

$1 difference between RUG and PUG, wow. Typically 50-60 cents difference here. RUG $2.97, PUG $3.47 at the local QT.

We never see under $0.70 spread, any more. Particularly galling, as prices have dropped.

Michaell

Just filled up the Outback - $4.30/gal for mid-grade (87 here at altitude).

$0.80 spread between RUG and PUG at the Kroger station I use.

kyfdx

Fort Wayne

$3.35 RUG
$3.95 PUG

Michaell

We've had high gas prices here in Colorado recently. The only refinery in the state - responsible for 40% of gasoline production - went down for maintenance. Prices went up about $1/gal.

I think it's supposed to come back on-line soon, so I'm hoping prices will come back down.

fintail

Cincinnati RUG seems to be in the 3.40-3.50 range, with a full $1 spread for PUG. I am not used to that.

texases

$3.10 RUG now, $0.60 more for PUG, up $0.10

kyfdx

fintail said:

Cincinnati RUG seems to be in the 3.40-3.50 range, with a full $1 spread for PUG. I am not used to that.

Yeah, the $1 spread is typical, here. ☹️

Prices have gone up $0.30 in the last couple weeks.

fintail

kyfdx said:

fintail said:

Cincinnati RUG seems to be in the 3.40-3.50 range, with a full $1 spread for PUG. I am not used to that.

Yeah, the $1 spread is typical, here. ☹️

Prices have gone up $0.30 in the last couple weeks.

Spread in WA is seldom more than 30 cents or so. RUG here is cheaper than WA - less taxes, but the gap closes fast for PUG.

I am sure some kind of supply and demand is at play, legitimate market forces, capitalism and bootstraps, etc.