Has anyone else seen this trend in gas prices?

[TORQUERULES]

I noticed this last week in Norfolk, VA, but after returning home to WV I am seeing it here. Currently prices for premium are $1 to $1.30 more per gallon compared to 87 and 89. It used to be a steady progression of $.30 to $.50 between grades, but the jump to premium is substantially more now. Is there something afoot to discourage and eliminate the performance vehicle market?

 

[93Cobra#2771]

I remember when it was a dime between grades. I quit comparing long ago.

 

[TORQUERULES]

I remember when it was a dime between grades. I quit comparing long ago.

I remember that too. Then $.20, and now usually around $.50, but what I am seeing now is well over a dollar jump for 93 from the next highest grade.

 

[tistan]

I'll have to look. I buy ethanol free gas so I pay out the ass anyway.

 

[Relaxed Chaos]

$0.90 increase from 87 to 91 here in WI.

 

[03cobra#694]

Shit is going up again period, thanks asshole.

 

[Lawrence1]

about 60 cent difference here in KC

 

[Snake Pliskin]

$ 1.05 Difference ( 87 - 93 ) in upstate, SC.

 

[Lawrence1]

93 isn't very common around here so maybe that's why it's less of a spread.

 

[tones_RS3]

I noticed this last week in Norfolk, VA, but after returning home to WV I am seeing it here. Currently prices for premium are $1 to $1.30 more per gallon compared to 87 and 89. It used to be a steady progression of $.30 to $.50 between grades, but the jump to premium is substantially more now. Is there something afoot to discourage and eliminate the performance vehicle market?

BINGO!!!
Look at the gas guzzler tax as well. What a ****ing scam that is.

 

[LS WUT]

Not sure. I put 93 in everything I own, even the god damn R1 takes 93. Rip

 

[tones_RS3]

Not sure. I put 93 in everything I own, even the god damn R1 takes 93. Rip

 

[03cobra#694]

93 isn't very common around here so maybe that's why it's less of a spread.

What do the mainly have? Hard to believe 93 isn't in every station. Every place here has 87,89 and 93. Most have diesel too.

 

[OX1]

I noticed this last week in Norfolk, VA, but after returning home to WV I am seeing it here. Currently prices for premium are $1 to $1.30 more per gallon compared to 87 and 89. It used to be a steady progression of $.30 to $.50 between grades, but the jump to premium is substantially more now. Is there something afoot to discourage and eliminate the performance vehicle market?

About the same 60 cents more it's been for years here.

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What I have noticed is diesel is still dropping, while reg is increasing.

 

[Lambeau]

Mother ****ing Tyrants.

Was $.70/gal, now it's $.80/gal.

 

[JimCSHO]

Around here in SE Michigan it depends on where I buy gas. At some stations there is a 35 cent increase between 87 and 89 and 89 and 93. Other stations it is a 45 cent increase.
At Costco they only have 87 and 93 and there is a 95 cent difference between them. But they are still cheaper than the other stations even with the bigger jump.

 

[sleek98]

What do the mainly have? Hard to believe 93 isn't in every station. Every place here has 87,89 and 93. Most have diesel too.

91 is at almost every station except for BPs a few of them have 93.

 

[03cobra#694]

91 is at almost every station except for BPs a few of them have 93.

That's right. I should know that seeing some guys need to get to tuned for 91 because that's all they have.

 

[02reaper]

That trend has been going on for years now around the south.

 

[Tezz500]

What do the mainly have? Hard to believe 93 isn't in every station. Every place here has 87,89 and 93. Most have diesel too.

He’s in Kansas. I’m not sure where the buffoonery starts, but in CO it’s all 91,87,85