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$4.21 for 91 was the highest I saw here in Poway (San Diego). At least Costco's around the corner is $3.99. Makes me sick how much the gas company's and middle eastern oil families are making; and for no real reason other than the fact that they can, because they have us by the *****.
But if the wife still wants a Cayenne, maybe those prices will fall a bit. I doubt it. Prolly only less-desirable SUV's will get traded in because of gas prices.
When I opened this thread, I was thinking, "Ha! It was $4.08/gallon this morning!" But, my heart goes out to the Canadian folk. (And more so to the Europeans... And, while we're on the subject, the Japanese...)
All in all, most of us have nothing to complain about.
In the 90's an ice cream cone was $14. I don't see how they do it but in a lot of tourist trap places there are regular price tags along with a higher price if a Japanese person is buying the same item. Japan isn't the only ones screwing around with pricing.
Originally Posted by speed rII
Some one should convert the flat 6 run on milk.... 8.2usd / gal on Finland...
But, every time I start my 996, I just don't give a s***
Yah YAH THAT'S THE ATTITUDE !!!!
Originally Posted by Dervish
Ditto, I paid equivalent to $130 to fill up the 996 the other day.
UK prices are just ridiculous, I'd love to be paying what you US guys are paying...
Yah we went cheap when america dumped the colonies mentality. I feel for you having to put up with the license plate tracking stuff that mails tickets for having averagely higher speeds
Originally Posted by larry47us
You know, these prices are all a matter of perspective. While I was growing up, gas in Wisconsin was $.25/gal. I would pull into the gas station, ask for a "dollars worth." And the guy would give me 4 gallons of gas, clean the windshield, check the tire pressure and the oil. I ended up with enough gas to burn off all weekend - for only a buck.
Boy, those days are long gone!!!
larry
18 cent gas wars were good. When I vacationed in the middle east they have the gas pumpers and windshield washers that do the check oil or go in and buy stuff for you.
Originally Posted by No HTwo O
I hope gas goes over $5/gallon....maybe it will get some of the jackwagons off the road.
YAH YAH !!!!! REVOLT REVOLT !!!! LETS BLOCK ALL THE HWYS !!!!! HEHEHEHE
Originally Posted by MiamiC70
Yes, please then all the 4' 9" chicks in massive in SUV's at thr malls and the douche's in thier duallies that have never seen a days work will have park them and leave the SFL roads to actual drivers.
YAH YAH !!!!!!
Originally Posted by dennis hiip
falling SUV prices...does that include Cayenne ?
Ooopsss good luck on that.
Originally Posted by Surfer161
$3.49 for premium here in NJ. we have low gas taxes. Hi tolls, though
SURFER161
You should get a road tax exemption since the roads knock expensice parts off your car filling up the potholes.
I don't see why anybody complains after BP gave us all that free oil in the gulf.
We will always have higher than anyplace else over here until they figure out how to burn lava and rocks.
holy!!! I guess I can say my 76$ to fill with diesel and will last 2 weeks is kinda cheap.
They should up the $75 max per credit swipe limit. That is a pain when filling up my diesel GL but it all goes away when I see a range of 650 miles.
Originally Posted by peavynation
But if the wife still wants a Cayenne, maybe those prices will fall a bit.
I would seriously look at the VW touraeg diesels. 30MPG hwy and nice design and I am sure better MPG than the cayenne hybrid.
Originally Posted by larry47us
While I was growing up, gas in Wisconsin was $.25/gal. I would pull into the gas station, ask for a "dollars worth." And the guy would give me 4 gallons of gas, clean the windshield, check the tire pressure and the oil.
03-13-2011, 05:27 PM
