Jeff Cousins said:Four blocks down the street from last night's report it had dropped to 2.599.
Lou Schneider said:Here on the Olympic Peninsula, our local Chevron station started pricing gas at his cost when it hit $4 per gallon. According to the newspaper, he's more than making up the difference via increased sales in the convenience store (more like a small market).
scottydl said:I wonder why more smaller station owners didn't do this nationwide to attract business. Of course there is much more retail markup on the convenience store items. Gone are the days of "gas wars" where stations could essentially decide what they want to charge. Now (or at least lately) all 50 stations in town are the same price to the penny, within hours of one another. :
SNOWDOGSX2 said:Gas in upstate New York is still 3.93/gal (lowest price here in the Adirondacks) not sure about diesel, when I go south I always fill up in Jersey before I enter NY and usually can get back out of NY before getting gas again. I envy those of you in states that don't have our ridiculous taxes.
Wendy said:Since OPEC just voted to cut back production, I'd expect to see those prices turn around and start back up.