Posted on 07/04/2017 7:57:39 AM PDT by rktman
Drivers are enjoying the cheapest Fourth of July gasoline in more than a decade. Enjoy it while it lasts: Experts say prices will start inching higher soon.
The average price nationwide for a gallon of regular is $2.23, down 15 cents from a month ago, according to AAA.
And really cheap gas is even more common than suggested by that average: About 25% of gas stations nationwide are selling gas for $2 a gallon or less.
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Same in in many parts of Calif
I bought some @ $2.17/gal. Filled ‘er up.
Well it does say at 25% nationwide it’s $2 or less. So yeah, using common core math, that must mean that 3/4 of the rest of us are paying more than that. DOH! ;-)
$2.15 here in Maryland near Andrews AFB. I see that the gas tax for Indiana just went up 10 cents per gallon. Now 28 cents of tax. That makes it just a little below Maryland’s gas tax of 30.3 cents per gallon.
$1.86 to 1.90 in nw Arkansas
$1.74 to 1.77 in Tulsa
$1.84 in Joplin, MO
$1.81 to 1.84 in Fort Worth
per GasBuddy.com
With the increase and my 3 cent grocery discount I paid $2.13 cents a gallon. Seem they lowered the price when the tax was added. That’s indiana for yah!
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