TX Gas prices

[case44]

Originally Posted by teatime

That's why God gave us seeds and gardening tools! Man, my corn plants are growing FAST! Hey, maybe I can make a few drops of ethanol, hahahahahaha!

Let's see. We need corn, beans, peas, ethanol, sprouts, lettuce, spinach, ethanol, tomatoes, carrots, strawberries, peaches, ethanol, onions........

[High_Plains_Retired]

Originally Posted by shoe01

I got gas at 2 PM today at $3.69. Two hours later, they decided that the exact same gasoline at the exact same location was worth $3.77. I lucked out (I guess), but others were not very pleased, I'm sure.

What price is your neighborhood gas?

This afternoon I paid $4.02 for premium at Love's at Clovis, NM. Regular was $3.89. Regular is now $3.89 at Farwell and Muleshoe, TX as well.

[texangelwings]

When I went to town Monday, the 3 gas stations on Hwy 59, Jefferson, Tx., were charging $3.79.

I found a website that gives many of the prices in cities across the state of Texas;

Texas Gas Prices - Find Cheap Gas Prices in Texas

My neighbor and I have been putting money on a card from Wal Mart and the go to the Wal Mart gas pumps and save 3 cents per gallon. Many of my neighbors are car pooling or will pick stuff up for one another, when going to town.


I am going to try taking Amtrak to visit my kids and grandkids, round trip will cost $40 bucks. One of my son's works downtown where the rail switching yard is, so I will catch a ride home with him. This trip from East Texas to Ft. Worth and back in gasoline would cost me $160 round trip if I drove my car.

[tstone]

Originally Posted by tstone

Was $3.63 yesterday morning, went to $3.67 yesterday evening. Diamond Shamrock, Fairmont Parkway, Pasadena TX. They are the cheapest place I drive by every day that takes my Valero card. Everyone else around the area was running $3.70-3.75 yesterday evening.

Update, was $3.75 this morning. Others in the area are running $3.80.

[Bowie]

Originally Posted by calmdude

Folks, we are probably looking at high levels of prices for the next decade or so.

That's probably wishful thinking. A very well-respected oil-industry analyst appeared on CNBC this week with a much grimmer forecast. He said that somewhere between 2010-2015, gas prices will hit the $12/gallon mark and after that point, we should begin to expect rationing.

[shoe01]

We should all re-seed our yards with switchgrass. In five years: windfall.