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THE Gasoline Price Thread 2022-2023

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Re: THE Gasoline Price Thread 2022-2023

Unread postby theluckycountry » Sat 09 Sep 2023, 20:07:52

The screws are tightening

Russia Set To Slash Diesel Exports In September

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'A')mid refinery maintenance and rising domestic fuel prices, Russia is set to cut its diesel exports from its ports on the Baltic and Black Seas by nearly 25% in September compared to the export plans for August, Bloomberg reported on Friday, quoting industry data it had seen.

https://www.zerohedge.com/commodities/r ... -september
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Re: THE Gasoline Price Thread 2022-2023

Unread postby Buggy » Sun 10 Sep 2023, 09:07:43

It’s all global. Diesel costs will go up, making the diesel the frackers inject into the earth and use to run all the related machinery more expensive, making the price at the pump more expensive…
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Re: THE Gasoline Price Thread 2022-2023

Unread postby theluckycountry » Sun 10 Sep 2023, 14:53:39

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Buggy', ' ')...the diesel the frackers inject into the earth and use to run all the related machinery more expensive,


And the oil that comes out is too light to make diesel! Diesel is what the world really runs on, gasoline is mostly just for personal transport, personal pleasure trips. When people had to walk or take a tram or bus to go shopping they didn't fill a trolley with packets of potato chips and boxes of soda, they ate a lot more healthier. Takeaway garbage food, meals full of chemicals and little nutrition was non-existent either. Why is there a poor health epidemic in the West? Look no further.
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Re: THE Gasoline Price Thread 2022-2023

Unread postby theluckycountry » Mon 18 Sep 2023, 13:09:30

Both major US indices above $90 now, and climbing.
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Re: THE Gasoline Price Thread 2022-2023

Unread postby Newfie » Tue 19 Sep 2023, 18:14:17

I am paying $4.56/ gallon here in Newfohndland.
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Re: THE Gasoline Price Thread Pt. 5

Unread postby AdamB » Tue 02 Sep 2025, 14:20:07

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('vtsnowedin', 'I')n danger yes but not yet. Too few Teslas have made it to the scrap yard to have reliable figures on total lifetime cost per mile. And they may have to include higher fire insurance bills for garages holding them while charging if they can't fix that problem.
But if I was a betting man I'd bet on the EVs winning out within a decade.


Where you been VT? Hope you are doing well. This place could use some of the old farts with functioning minds, all we've got nowadays is a prolific parrot and a couple folks looking over "the good old days" because that was when this website was cool.

And while it hasn't been a decade, some of us have already been through a couple of them because they sure are cheap running costs! Cheap buying costs to, if you keep your eyes open for a deal.
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Re: THE Gasoline Price Thread 2022-2023

Unread postby AgentR11 » Wed 03 Sep 2025, 21:38:05

2025... September. Gas is priced about $3.20 / gallon here. Its just not moving any more. Smells like price discovery finally found out what gasoline is actually worth.
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Re: THE Gasoline Price Thread 2022-2023

Unread postby AdamB » Thu 04 Sep 2025, 11:37:29

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('AgentR11', '2')025... September. Gas is priced about $3.20 / gallon here. Its just not moving any more. Smells like price discovery finally found out what gasoline is actually worth.


Ours is always bouncing around, not because of price changes, but it seems to be local competition between chain stores. One day its $2.65, no change in the oil price, 2 days later its $3.10/gal (reg unleaded).

I buy gas maybe...once a month, 5-6 weeks maybe for one or two of the ICE cages or motorcycles?
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Re: THE Gasoline Price Thread 2022-2023

Unread postby theluckycountry » Sat 13 Sep 2025, 01:31:21

New EPA Proposal Would Restore About 50% Of Lost Biofuel Demand

I can't believe it's mandated there to put this crap in your engines. Here you hardly ever see it, it's toxic, I nearly destroyed a chainsaw using it once and wouldn't dream of putting it in my sportz bikes, or my V6. You really get screwed over there, any mad scheme that makes billionaires rich gets crammed down your throats.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/exclusiv ... 24644.html


In Oz many fools buy ethanol fuel as an option, greenies, brain-deaders basically that trust "the science" and the Government Lies.

In the state of Queensland, Jan-Mar 2025, regular unleaded and premium blends (no ethanol) accounted for 2200 Megalitres sold, E10 accounted for 866 ML sold. Most of the E10 bird-piss is sold in the cities where the vegetables live, out here in the rural areas you don't even see the pumps. Ampol refines the real stuff just north of here in Brisbane. As an interesting Aside, Bing's "co-pilot" AI says
"Lytton Refinery (Caltex) in Brisbane produces 6.5 billion liters per year." But it's not Caltex, it's Ampol. AI is USELESS, trust it at your peril. https://www.bing.com/search?q=australia ... B3518EFEBD

QLD sales data
https://www.business.qld.gov.au/industr ... statistics
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Re: THE Gasoline Price Thread Pt. 5

Unread postby AdamB » Sat 13 Sep 2025, 09:35:15

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('vtsnowedin', '
') A $185 price would be short lived and as ICE cars last fifteen years now on average their extinction is a long ways out. The EV cars need to deliver a' new to salvage yard' cost to own set of statistics that show them being more cost efficient to own then an ICE car before the ICE cars are in any danger. That may very well happen but it has not happened yet.


I quite agree. The good news being that my experience with both the full EVs and hybrids (the kind capable of running independently on either gas or batteries) is that they are quite inexpensive to purchase used and new (assuming you aren't buying them full price for some sort of eco-green feeling or "specialness"). treat them in the manner that optimizes their HUGE cost advantages, and then just drive-drive-drive.

Their "newness" seems to work against them in the used market, so I started out there. And then moved into the "brand spanking new and yes I want the incentives from the manufacturer!" game and it has been nothing but near invisible running costs. No maintenance other than tire rotations to date, cheap fuel making them 10% of the running fuel cost of ICE machines, quiet, clean, fully functional cages befitting anyone with needs within their performance envelope.
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