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In malaysia, it was just increased to USD0.38/litre (RM1.42) this morning.
Cost of living is increasing, petrol's price will spark inflation!
Cost of living is increasing, petrol's price will spark inflation!
US $1.85 per gallon for regular in Kansas, a few cents cheaper in Missouri.chroot said:US$2.30 per gallon for regular grade here in California.
Evo said:US $1.85 per gallon for regular in Kansas, a few cents cheaper in Missouri.
Saint said:In malaysia, it was just increased to USD0.38/litre (RM1.42) this morning.
Cost of living is increasing, petrol's price will spark inflation!
Chrono said:Pretty much the same as it is here in South Carolina. Man, I remember when gas used to be $0.69 a gallon.
franznietzsche said:i remember when it it was $1.85... its 2.21 now...damn lucky midwest with their cheap gas...
hold your hoeses there bud, now i own an 85 camaro V8 of course, perfect condition, it does not stick or nothing, why should people like me who love old cars be deprived of our love, just because you don't like them doesn't mean everyone shouldn't like them.JasonRox said:Same as iwiws.
I don't really care though they should crank it up to a dollar, so the old cars can't afford to stay on the road. They stink like ass.
i_wish_i_was_smart said:hold your hoeses there bud, now i own an 85 camaro V8 of course, perfect condition, it does not stick or nothing, why should people like me who love old cars be deprived of our love, just because you don't like them doesn't mean everyone shouldn't like them.
but even if it is a buck per litre i don't care i have enough money to support it anyways
i_wish_i_was_smart said:hold your hoeses there bud, now i own an 85 camaro V8 of course, perfect condition, it does not stick or nothing, why should people like me who love old cars be deprived of our love, just because you don't like them doesn't mean everyone shouldn't like them.
but even if it is a buck per litre i don't care i have enough money to support it anyways
Monique said:the prices in the US are unbelievably low.. only $2 in california?
here in the Netherlands we pay $6.05/gallon (€1,29/liter) for the cheapest petrol, $6.25 for the higher grade and $6.39 for the good quality petrol.. anyone, try to beat those prices
Ofcourse, at the same time we should be asking how many miles a gallon of petrol is going to last.. I just asked my friend who drives an Audi TT (yes ) and he says he can drive 23.6 miles on a gallon (11 km on a liter).
Ofcourse, at the same time we should be asking how many miles a gallon of petrol is going to last.. I just asked my friend who drives an Audi TT (yes ) and he says he can drive 23.6 miles on a gallon (11 km on a liter).
My friend commutes 50 miles each day, that would come to about $12 a day :) you'd pay the same amount of money if you were to go by train.franznietzsche said:Yes European gas prices are higher. But i had a 53 mile commute to work each way. Thats 106 miles every day. Had to refill my car every 3 days, $30 each time (15 gal tank, gas hovered aroun $2.02 before i moved, its gone ups ince then). Thats $10 per day, so i spent about $1000 US on gas this past summer alone. Thats the price of not living in the slum you work in: commuter lifestyle indeed.
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