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Bigstic said:
Coming from DD'ing a diesel for the last 15 years and thinking that diesel price from station to station made no sense, now I DD a 91 octane user and it will fluctuate 50 cents between stations. The regular is all around $3.33 and the 91 is between $3.83 and $4.33. Of course nobody post the 91 price on their boards :flipoff2:
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Loyalty programs. Although not even that is making sense anymore when we're seeing such pricing deltas between stations of the same company between just two highway exits.
 
JNHEscher said:
Snag a pic of it to post if you get a chance. I might be able to figure out what it is an what functions it has.
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i will as soon as i remember where the fuck it was:homer:, wasnt at a regular stop.


On and to keep on topic

#87 3.25

#2 3.54
 
Stopped at a Jizz n Split that has been at $3.09. Bunch of their ethanol nozzles were tagged off due to being too far out of calibration.
 
Slowly coming down here
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My go to place is still $4.15 for the cheap stuff.

The close place is still $4.75 with free coffee with 10+ gallons. But next place down was $4.69 so I expect $4.75 to come down soon.
 
I bought 87 for $2.94 a couple days ago and yesterday I saw it jumped to $3.29 overnight. :mad3:
 
Keeps bouncing back and forth between $3.19 and $3.59. Seems like it changes every couple days and always ends up back at $3.59 every time I get gas. :shaking:
 
$2.81 at the Kum n Go off Fremont. Not sure why all four stations at that exit hold cheaper than the surrounding exits. One and two exits south of 65 are at $3.25
 
$3.69 near my house, filled up for $3.29 in Nashville, and have seen <$3 a few places around town.

Went to Detroit about 6 weeks ago and diesel was cheaper than gasoline. Haven't seen that in probably 20 years.
 
the 89 is e15, the 87 is probably not even e10

the e15 gets a much higher government subsidy, thus is "cheaper"
 
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the 89 is e15, the 87 is probably not even e10

the e15 gets a much higher government subsidy, thus is "cheaper"
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That was my guess, but they aren't labeling it. 91 would have to be e25 if 87 were e5 to make e15 out of 87.
 
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