zzrmark

Dual displays are one thing but when a station open to the general public displays only it's member price for regular it really boils my piss when I get caught, at 50 gallons a week I find it pays to shop smart..

I haven't ever seen a place in FL that is not only lower than South Carolina but significantly lower. Mind you, I have noticed that new stations do offer some really good initial deals (thinking specifically of a newish 7-11 a couple of,miles from us) and are then not as competitive in the long run as neighbouring stations.

Rete

Updating this thread to proclaim that gas is selling on Route 49 Northbound for $3.13 a gallon for regular. Has been steadily dropping for weeks now.

cautiousjon

I paid $2.89 a gallon (87) in my local Costco last weekend. I definitely don't remember seeing sub $3 /gallon for quite a while!

chawkins99

$2.96 in my part of Florida.

Steerpike

Prices have gone UP slightly in my part of the Bay Area. Costco is back up to $4.99, and most other places are around $5.50 (for regular). $4.59 was the lowest a month ago.

Pulaski

Paid $2.989 ($3.139 less 15c gas credit card discount) for BP gas last Sunday. High octane for the Beemer was 60c more. That's the cheapest since February.

karenkaren1

Costco north Miami $3.26 today. not complaining

ddsrph

Southern Tennessee today around 3.19 one station 3.09. When I was a teen ager( mid 1960’s) gas was around 0.33 per gallon and minimum wage was $1.25. So $3.00 is about right. Another factor is gas mileage at that time was less than 1/2 of what today’s cars get. The Volkswagen Beetle got around 20mpg and was a considered a very efficient economy car.

chawkins99

Shot up 20c overnight. Now $3.19.

RICH

No lower than $3.35 in Clearwater FL the last couple of weeks.

ivanidea

I paid $3.23 (before discount) at a Shell station in Clearwater this week, and a nearby Mobil one was $3.25. These were the exception since most were at least $2.40 at the time.

PetrifiedExPat

4.69 today for 93 in MA, loving that!

Steerpike

Is that a typo or did you voluntarily pay ~$0.85 / gallon more than the minimum?

zzrmark

I paid $2.959 yesterday evening at Murphy's in Simpsonville, SC at their non-discounted price, the same morning I was cussing because I got caught short near Asheville, NC and begrudgingly stumped up for 10 gallons at $3.499.
Ingles a couple of days beforehand, raiding the wife's points, got me 2.879.

Prices are generally fairly stubborn round here with a good proportion of stations remaining high, it's not unusual to have a 40c difference within sight of a cheap competitor. There are probably half a dozen stations on my usual commute routes across 4 counties that are, and have been for at least a week, under $3.

chawkins99

In town here, there is a junction that had a Shell on one corner and an Exxon on the opposite corner. They were always 20-30c more than others nearby.

Last year a Murphy (walmart) station opened on the third corner. They are always competitive but the other 2 are STILL 10-20c more per gallon. I don't know how they stay in business.