In the past few months gas prices here have jumped about 30 cents a liter and is currently $1.26 a Liter ($5.73 Imp Gallon. 4.546 Liters = 1 Imp gallon), expected to hit the $1.50 mark by the May long weekend ($6.81 Imp gallon). The prices probably vary a lot in different parts of the globe. I watched a guy fill up his 1/2 ton truck the other day to a whopping $140.00. Here in Alberta we are sitting on a large quantity of the worlds oil supply and it doesn’t seem to give us a break. Gouging you think?
How are gas prices in your part of the world?
Womi
#2
$1.26 a Liter? wow, thats really cheap compared to our price here in Germany, which is about 1,46€ at the moment = $2,25
Arachne
#3
Up and up. £1.09p a litre last time I checked, but in some (non-supermarket chain) petrol stations we’ve seen it as high as £1.18 a litre. 
South-west of England here BTW. And to think once upon a time, we UK’ers would be up in arms if it passed the £1 mark. How things change…
Bob
#6
$3.31 usd for a US gallon. When i started driving it was 17 cents (yep 17 pennies) for a us gallon.
SW Missouri,USA
bean55
#7
[QUOTE=Bob;2049559]$3.31 usd for a US gallon. When i started driving it was 17 cents (yep 17 pennies) for a us gallon.
SW Missouri,USA[/QUOTE]
Yeah a quarter when I started driving
Bob
#8
[QUOTE=bean55;2049564]Yeah a quarter when I started driving[/QUOTE]If you were born in 55, your a year older than me.
DrageMester
#9
On Wednesday here in Denmark, the price for 92 octane petrol (gas) was:
Kr 11.01 DKK per litre
$2.27 USD per litre
€1.48 EUR per litre
£1.15 GBP per litre
Converted to U.S Gallons (~ 3.7854 litres) the price was:
$8.61 USD per US gallon
Prices today were roughly 1-2% lower (prices here sometimes change 2-3 times per day)
bean55
#12
[QUOTE=Bob;2049567]If you were born in 55, your a year older than me.[/QUOTE]
Started driving later than must of the people my age.
No money No wheels
bean55
DrageMester
#13
An additional piece of information when talking about “gallons”:
The U.S. gallon is 3.785411784 litres
The Imperial gallon is 4.54609 litres or about 1.2 U.S. gallons
Canada uses the Imperial gallon and not the U.S. gallon.
Bob
#14
[QUOTE=bean55;2049596]Started driving later than must of the people my age.
No money No wheels
bean55[/QUOTE]yeah gas bounced around back then with the gas wars they called them here. So yeah it was a quarter then down to 17 cents and so on. It wasn’t a big deal to top off and spill some gas on the ground 
tuffkatt
#16
The 92 octane that Drage quoted is called Premium here in the States. I use 88 octane (Regular) so as to save a little money.
Rusty
crossg
#17
[quote=Bob;2049559]$3.31 usd for a US gallon. When i started driving it was 17 cents (yep 17 pennies) for a us gallon.
SW Missouri,USA[/quote]
So Bob basically you are paying .87 cents a liter if my math is correct 1 US gallon = 3.785 liters. Pretty good compared to the rest of the world so far. When I started driving I was more interested in beer and women in the back seat than gas prices.
Drage, I guess if I lived in your area I would be riding a bike.
Bob
#18
[QUOTE=crossg;2049611]So Bob basically you are paying .87 cents a liter if my math is correct 1 US gallon = 3.785 liters. Pretty good compared to the rest of the world so far. When I started driving I was more interested in [B]beer[/B] and women in the back seat than gas prices.:p[/QUOTE]Speaking of beer…a 6 pk of Budweiser in cans was $1.25 back then also cigarettes were 45 cents for 20 pk name brands. Wimmin were free with all the free love back them…
Ask what happened yesterday and i doubt i could tell you 
Wannez
#19
[QUOTE=Da_Taxman;2049592]EUR 1.591 per liter (regular)[/QUOTE]
Tax!!! Nice to see that you’re still alive and kicking 
Long time since I’ve been on the forum. Howcome you’re no longer on IRC?
On topic, here in Belgium, petrol is about 1.48 euro/litre and diesel 1.20 euro/litre.
wazzy
#20
In the midwest U.S. I’m paying about 3.70 for a gallon of E-85…I am not looking forward to my 1500 mile journey home in about a week 