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Now that is funny
Sunoco at Rhawn and Verree:
RUG = $3.85
Plus = $3.95
Ultra = $4.05
Topped off wifey's LaCrosse last night.
Checking my records though, the last time this car was filled up was back on July 17, 2010, which would have been a few days after coming back from the Carlisle Mopar show last year. Since then, it's only been driven about locally, short trips, sitting around alot, and staying off the roads during the winter.
Considering that tank of fuel is 9 months old, would evaporation be a factor? I know modern fuel systems are a lot more airtight than the older ones, but I'm not convinced that it's totally airtight.
I have a feeling this is going to be an expensive billing cycle on the credit card. I want to get the convertible and LeMans topped off as well fairly soon, and, if it starts and can make it all the way to the gas station, New Yorker #2 as well.
Fuel definitely loses it'd power over time.
The worst mileage I ever got (14.6) with my Mustang was when I didn't drive it for 2 years. I think I started it once during that time.
RUG is $4.05 in my little burg. :sick:
E85 for .85 cents a gallon. 30 gallon limit.
Looks like stations are in Chicago south to parts of Tennessee.
Sunoco at Rhawn and Verree in NE Philly:
RUG = $3.87
Plus = $3.97
Ultra = $4.07
No colored eggs this year
No new Easter outfits
No chocolate bunnies
(Of course, snow is in the forecast for Monday. :P )
Glad you said it before I did....
'11 GMC Sierra 1500; '98 Alfa 156 2.0TS; '08 Maser QP; '67 Coronet R/T; '13 Fiat 500c; '20 S90 T6; '22 MB Sprinter 2500 4x4 diesel; '97 Suzuki R Wagon; '96 Opel Astra; '11 Mini Cooper S
Sunoco at Rising Sun and Longshore in NE Philly:
RUG = $3.91
Plus = $4.01
Ultra = $4.11
I topped of the Grand Marquis so much, it can probably make it to the moon!
Meanwhile, our intrepid government is making noises about raising taxes on oil compaines. Gee, let's see who would pay THAT. I bet we could raise property taxes on owners of apartment buildings to get money out of them too!
I used to drive to a suburban Lowe's for house and garden supplies, but now go to a Home Depot in the 'hood. Same for pet food for the kitties.
There is a nearby supermarket I can walk to as well as a CVS pharmacy.
Any trip out of town, I try to get all the things I need during that trip.
I bet if taxes were knocked down to zero, there would be no price change...
The most coupons I can collect top out at 20 cents off a gallon, so if this price holds, I could still fill up for under $4 a gallon. $3.99 9/10ths is still under $4.
Sunoco at Rising Sun and Longshore in NE Philly:
RUG = $3.999
Plus = $4.099
Ultra = $4.1999
Good thing I topped off both the Grand Marquis and LaCrosse over the weekend.
Working around the house this weekend kept me insulated from the prices :sick: . I'm afraid to think what's going to happen Memorial Day...heck Mother's Day this Sunday.
I'm figuring another jump on Thursday - Friday for Mother's Day, then the big one (to quote Fred Sanford) in a couple weeks for Memorial Day.
Oh well, it may be in the mid-30's at night but at least it's not snowing
Doing that more and more too. As posted here and other forums by other members, I started that and the combined trips routine when petrol hit $2 :surprise: years ago. The little things really help.
Maybe one day I'll again buy Kellogg's Frosted Flakes instead of the generic equivalents LOL. :P
For comparison last week's price was $4.00 but the place was jammed packed so I went to a Shell right down the road. I usually pass this on my way to the usual place so it's not like I'm going out my way and it's price was $4.02. Well this same Shell's price was $4.46, a 44 cent jump in a week :surprise:
RUG = $4.03
Plus = $4.13
Ultra = $4.23
Funny, because a nearby Sunoco in suburban Rockledge is still holding the line at $3.99 for RUG as well as the Sunoco at Longshore and Rising Sun. Maybe they didn't get the word?
It got to the point my wife was talking about taking the bus to work "because somebody's got to send a message to these greedy (censored)s." Wow! Those are strong words coming from a tiny quiet shy petite woman. When they've got her rattled, you know the crap is about to hit the fan. These oil thieves are pulling a swindle so immense it makes Bernie Madoff look like a four year-old kid stealing cookies.
I've filled up with plus rather than premium the past few tanks and my mileage has actually improved in my GTI. Up to 28.5 on the last fillup.
'11 GMC Sierra 1500; '98 Alfa 156 2.0TS; '08 Maser QP; '67 Coronet R/T; '13 Fiat 500c; '20 S90 T6; '22 MB Sprinter 2500 4x4 diesel; '97 Suzuki R Wagon; '96 Opel Astra; '11 Mini Cooper S
Heading to Ohio tomorrow and should be back on Tuesday with a few fill ups to post about.
2014 Malibu 2LT, 2015 Cruze 2LT,
Might have to fill up at exit 10, or maybe can make the whole second segment.
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RUG = $3.97 - a two cent DECREASE! :surprise:
Plus = $4.09 - same
Ultra = $4.19 - same