Gas prices after the COVID-19

Chevron station near me has regular at $2.65. Cheapie stations at $2.50 and dropping.

$1.44 but paid $1.32 with the .12 cent off reward from Mapco. Filled up my car and 2 one gallon gas cans(for weed eater/mower) for a little over $15. I love it!

TaraFirma said:

Where in SA? I'll be heading through there tomorrow morning.

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Just google it.

I believe it’s below a dollar now in Some places

216 for super yesterday when out in cobra

The Shell station I go to most often is 3.25 for regular and 3.57 for 91 octane V-Power.

The Mobil station across the freeway from me is $4.79 for regular and 4.99 for 91 octane, but it has been that price for a few years unchanged.

I just checked the fuel prices at BJ's (where I usually go) and premium is $2.09 with the member discount, and regular is $1.79.

with discount I got 2.40 for regular, still a little high but not like CA lol

Gas price is dropping during the pandemic as there are only few cars on the road right now.

Demand is so low tanker drivers don’t have anything to do. They keep trying to get us to buy loads of diesel but the price keeps falling, filling up early is stupid

I think this is about the only time Ill say thank you to Russia and Saudi Arabia. Yes, COVID-19 has massively cut demand here in the US. But Russia and Saudi Arabia are in a BIG production war. Prices would have come down a little on their own I think.

Im no economist so I dont know how low oil goes before it becomes critically bad for the sector as a whole. But pump prices have been a little too high for my liking here in AZ. Under $2 for regular is a target we should strive for.

87- $3.15
91- $3.60
E85- $2.50
#2- $3.40
SoCal, 1 hour due East of LA.

Were now down to 1.45 for 87