Gas Prices

[renrut]

I don't know if anyone has posted this but if anyone is interested in gas prices, here are a link that allows you to look just about anywhere in Canada and the US. The link is to Ontario Gas prices because that's where I live. The website shows cheapest gas and most expensive gas in the province. You can select an area/city on the left side of the page where is says "Search For Gas Prices". Just below that, there are a couple more drop-down menus. One for "Metro Areas or State/Province". Select the Province or State your in and it will bring up the prices for you.

http://www.ontariogasprices.com/

 

[Mike-ClassB]

Price today along RR81 in Niagara was around 70 cents/litre - I thought I saw (and I'm still rubbing my eyes) 69.2 at a Refuel.

 

[Whisky]

Here's a couple of others:

http://autos.msn.com/everyday/gasstationsbeta.aspx

and

http://www.flyingj.com/flyingjPorta...=true&_pageLabel=flyingjPortal_portal_page_60

I think my Wife said she paid $1.38.9 at WalMart yesterday..

(folks that worry too much about gasoline prices probably should sell their RV..)

 

[daytripper-ClassB]

Over here in the UK we are at about 80-90p per litre. Last year it went as high as £1.20p, I didn't drive much at that point!

 

[Mike-ClassB]

I was in the UK in 1996 and I vaguely recall paying somewhere around 75p per litre. Would that be about correct for back then?
We'd hired a tiny Fiat (I think it was a 1L 3 cylinder engine) for 10 days and had to fill it once. Put about 1000 miles on it.

Mike.

 

[daytripper-ClassB]

I was in the UK in 1996 and I vaguely recall paying somewhere around 75p per litre. Would that be about correct for back then?
We'd hired a tiny Fiat (I think it was a 1L 3 cylinder engine) for 10 days and had to fill it once. Put about 1000 miles on it.

Mike.

Yeah, that sounds about right, back in the good ol'days