Cheap Gas and How To Find It

We think it's safe to say that gas just isn't getting back to where it used to be. That is, affordable. So, the best we can all do is try to pay as little as possible. And use less.

But, first, this U.S. government web site tell how much people are paying around the country: U.S. Retail Gasoline Prices

Okay, now here's where to find cheap gas:

GasPriceWatch: just enter your zip and boom, instant prices: Gas Price Watch

GasBuddy: this site includes Canada, too: Gas Buddy

New York State residents can go here as well for: New York State gas prices

Both of these sites depend on readers to help out by letting the site know where the cheapest gas is, so make sure to let both sites know where the cheapest gas is in your area.

What was gas when you started driving? It was around 75 cents a gallon in 1987 when our team got behind the wheel and even then we knew it was cheap.

When we first started this page, we started with: "Holy crap! $2 a gallon? It's approaching the price of milk fer cryin' out loud! Okay, while we can't lower the prices for you (all them suckers with Hummers would snatch it all up anyway), we can help you locate the cheapest fuel in your area. Use these web sites to find some cheap gas. But, remember, if you can use public transportation, walk or even ride a bike -- well, it's certainly not the worst idea (even when gas is cheap)." Aww, how quaint. We long for the days of <$2/gallon. Oh, well.

Comments

[Stations]

you can get a list from Google Local or Map Quest for these stations

[DELL]

I like this article very much, but it did not help me because I no longer have a car that runs on fuel, I have a 100% electric car that I built myself, No bull! Wanna see how I did it check this out http://electriccarforyou.blogspot.com/

[Kirk Brinkerhoff]

The problem that most companies are not seeing is that the economy is the problem. Until people can feel that their money is safe and that they will still have a job tomorrow, they are not likely to go out and buy anything, let alone something as expensive as an automobile.

The real winner in the automotive market is going to be those companies that release technology that allows users to move away from gasoline and diesel fuel. The technology exists, it's just that laws and profit gouging people don't want to let it out. They want to keep the market firmly in their grasp of what the market will bare. What we need to do is what the computer industry has done for years, let out the technology a little at a time. this will benefit the automakers and still slide under the radar of those in power.

Thank for the article.

Thanks for the article.

[Maek]

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[Maek]

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[John Brent Gavino]

75 cents a gallon? When i started driving, it was around year 2000, gasoline here in the Philippines was less than 20 pesos a liter, thats around 50 cents in US dollars, and boy with that kind of pricing I could go anywhere. But now i only commute, a lot cheaper, a liter of gas here cost around a dollar in the US now. Couldn't afford to drive around everyday anymore. And maybe its true that it will never be as cheap as before, so, I guess that we just have to hope on the future cars that car makers are creating now. Those kind of cars with hybrid engines or don't rely on gasoline to run sort of type.

[William Taggert]

I hope everyone has enjoyed the blog as much as I have enjoyed writing it.

William Taggert

http://www.cheapcarinsurancecenter.com

[Q]

way to go man. the only way to beat the man is public awareness

[Charles]

if you really wann help lower down the cost of petrol fuels and at the same time help lessen pollution, why dont you use biodiesel and ethanol?

although biodiesel is still more expensive, but in the long run when there are many users of alternative fuels, that means a competitor for petrol fuels.. the price would go lower to compete.

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http://greenfuelpower.blogspot.com and if you want a vacation check out http://exoticphilippines.blogspot.com

more power blogging!!

[keef]

Wow, this is great Bob.

I found a station in my area that's undercutting my local station by quite a bit.

Now if I can get there before the line starts.

Keef