Can anyone top $4.45 a gallon?
04-17-2011, 10:53 AM
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we're at $1.45 to $1.50 per litre for 91 (premium)
High $1.50 / 0.264172052 = $5.68 *1.045 exchange = US$5.93
Low $1.45 / 0.264172052 = $5.49 *1.04 exchange = US$5.71
High $1.50 / 0.264172052 = $5.68 *1.045 exchange = US$5.93
Low $1.45 / 0.264172052 = $5.49 *1.04 exchange = US$5.71
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04-17-2011, 09:02 PM
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I remember explicitly in Feb of 2004 when I bought my 8, my first fill up was at $1.54/gal. Now it's getting close to the point that the 8 gets parked....and I have a really bad feeling $4 is here to stay this time...even after the economy crashes again (which will happen) R.I.P sports cars as we know them.
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04-17-2011, 09:09 PM
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I would love to see some of the UK owners chip in to this thread.
I would bet that they are paying 8.00$ USD a gallon or more!
So any of you chaps from the Mother land would like to post in US dollars and in US gallons I would like to know
Or Canadian dollars and in litre .. up to you
I would bet that they are paying 8.00$ USD a gallon or more!
So any of you chaps from the Mother land would like to post in US dollars and in US gallons I would like to know
Or Canadian dollars and in litre .. up to you
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04-18-2011, 01:49 AM
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It's going to go up as well since OPEC is cutting back on production claiming the global market is saturated with crude.
This will no doubt be a repeat of 2008 when there was no supply problems but the price continued to rise anyway.
This will no doubt be a repeat of 2008 when there was no supply problems but the price continued to rise anyway.
04-18-2011, 10:33 AM
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I would love to see some of the UK owners chip in to this thread.
I would bet that they are paying 8.00$ USD a gallon or more!
So any of you chaps from the Mother land would like to post in US dollars and in US gallons I would like to know
Or Canadian dollars and in litre .. up to you
I would bet that they are paying 8.00$ USD a gallon or more!
So any of you chaps from the Mother land would like to post in US dollars and in US gallons I would like to know
Or Canadian dollars and in litre .. up to you
From my quick calculations the British are paying US$8.83 for a US gallon of premium.
http://www.petrolprices.com/search.h...+Hertfordshire
http://www.x-rates.com/d/GBP/USD/graph120.html
04-18-2011, 10:40 AM
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In the US EPA regulated areas, there is a switch from winter to summer gasoline blends May 1st. The refineries begin to cut back on the winter blend and the prices go up. After May 1st and the summer blends get into production, the prices go back down. This has been happening for about 10 yrs and no one seems to remember.
04-18-2011, 12:04 PM
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In the US EPA regulated areas, there is a switch from winter to summer gasoline blends May 1st. The refineries begin to cut back on the winter blend and the prices go up. After May 1st and the summer blends get into production, the prices go back down. This has been happening for about 10 yrs and no one seems to remember.
I think NYC switch back to "regular" blend already, but who cares, it still has 10% garbage in there so yea its still garbage.
