mikewint
Captain
On Thurs 2/17 $3.09 per gallon, on Fri 2/18 $3.35 per gallon, Today 2/19 $3.15 per gallon.
Come on WTF is going on here
Come on WTF is going on here
How much is gas where you live? (5 Viewers)
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johnbr
2nd Lieutenant
Paid $1.15 L
BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
Cheapest gas prices in the Copenhagen area right now, for 95 octane:
10,78 DKK/liter, that's 40,85 DKK/gallon.
Or 7,85 US$ per gallon, or 7,39 AUD per gallon, or 4,62 £ per gallon/1,22 £ per liter.
10,78 DKK/liter, that's 40,85 DKK/gallon.
Or 7,85 US$ per gallon, or 7,39 AUD per gallon, or 4,62 £ per gallon/1,22 £ per liter.
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Think that's bad? It's currently £1.29 per litre at the cheapest place in town, which is £5.88 per Imp Gallon. Someone is having a ****ing laugh !!
Erich
the old Sage
$ 3.49 a gal. US. you folk overseas are getting the shaft no doubt.........
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Just paid $3.52 yesterday...
I agree with you, Erich...folks overseas are getting hosed
I agree with you, Erich...folks overseas are getting hosed
BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
Well, someone's going to pay for keeping our roads in working order, and that's what we do by paying the taxes on - among other things - gas and cars. 
That's why the only pay roads that we've got here are the two new bridges - the one going from Sjælland to Fyn, and the other going from Sjælland (DK) to Malmö (Sweden).
Tonight's gas prices are (cheapest) 10,70 DKK per liter, 95 octane.
For example, if I was going to buy a Ford Focus 2011, basic model, the price at the dealer is 248,500 DKK, no extra stuff, bling or the like.
That's 45,614.66 US$.
If I was going to buy a house in the city where I live (14 km's outside of Copenhagen), say, a family house that's approx. 110 m2, the prices are between 2,5-5 million DKK, depending on the state of the house, and of course how old/new the house is.
That's 458,900-917,800 US$.
And my income tax is 41% off whatever I make.
That's one of the lowest - if not THE - lowest income taxes that we've got here.
And the tax increases, the more you make. The highest income tax here is 61.3 %.
Denmark IS an expensive country to live in.
Oh, and tonight's gas prices are 10.70 DKK per liter.
That's why the only pay roads that we've got here are the two new bridges - the one going from Sjælland to Fyn, and the other going from Sjælland (DK) to Malmö (Sweden).
Tonight's gas prices are (cheapest) 10,70 DKK per liter, 95 octane.
For example, if I was going to buy a Ford Focus 2011, basic model, the price at the dealer is 248,500 DKK, no extra stuff, bling or the like.
That's 45,614.66 US$.
If I was going to buy a house in the city where I live (14 km's outside of Copenhagen), say, a family house that's approx. 110 m2, the prices are between 2,5-5 million DKK, depending on the state of the house, and of course how old/new the house is.
That's 458,900-917,800 US$.
And my income tax is 41% off whatever I make.
That's one of the lowest - if not THE - lowest income taxes that we've got here.
And the tax increases, the more you make. The highest income tax here is 61.3 %.
Denmark IS an expensive country to live in.
Oh, and tonight's gas prices are 10.70 DKK per liter.
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davparlr
Senior Master Sergeant
3.45 per us gallon in Southern California. We keep approving bonds and taxes to fix roads and the government scarfs it up to cover their general fund.
pbfoot
1st Lieutenant
$1.11/l or 4.25/gal
ToughOmbre
Senior Master Sergeant
$3.05 a gallon regular at the Jersey Shore.
With what's going on in the ME we gotta........
DRILL, BABY, DRILL!!!!!
TO
With what's going on in the ME we gotta........
DRILL, BABY, DRILL!!!!!
TO
pbfoot
1st Lieutenant
And the domestic producers are gonna cut you a break
mikewint
Captain
Pbfoot, yea when pigs fly over H*ll dropping snowballs. With all the unrest in Libia crude is over $100 per barrel here that translates into $3.35 per gallon 85 octane. Put in 1/2 a tank $30.00
FLYBOYJ
"THE GREAT GAZOO"
One last holdout is at $2.98. Most stations are about $3.05 in my area.
wheelsup_cavu
1st Sergeant
Paid $3.79 a gallon today for regular.
High octane gas is 91 here BB so I was surprised to hear that you are still getting 95 Octane. I think AV gas is at least 100 Octane ??
Our Regular is 87 Octane , Plus is 89 Octane, Supreme is 91 Octane. Supreme used to be 92 Octane but the gas companies got it lowered to 91 because they claimed it cost them to much to refine it to 92 Octane.
Wheels
High octane gas is 91 here BB so I was surprised to hear that you are still getting 95 Octane. I think AV gas is at least 100 Octane ??
Our Regular is 87 Octane , Plus is 89 Octane, Supreme is 91 Octane. Supreme used to be 92 Octane but the gas companies got it lowered to 91 because they claimed it cost them to much to refine it to 92 Octane.
Wheels
forked over $1.24 a litre today...
Most are at around £1.28/1.29 with some rising to £1.30 and higher depending where you go. The Libya incidents are apparently going to give as another 5p or so rise as well 
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Well gas is above 3$ here almost 3.15 even tho I don't really need any gonna fill up tomorrow, just so I don't have to pay 40$ to fill up later. Man I wish I still had my Yugo, people laughed at it but the most I ever put in it was 15$ and that was when gas hit 2$ a gallon for a bit way back in the early 80's it got 40 miles to the gallon.
When I lived in Wichita I could go to Kansas City on just 1/4 tank of gas. cant do that with the car I got now.
When I lived in Wichita I could go to Kansas City on just 1/4 tank of gas. cant do that with the car I got now.
heading up here too....back up to $1.40 and supposed to be climbing further....
Well gas prices here are 3.20 to 3.50gal meaning about 40 bucks now to fill up. Almost wish I hadn't had to move. Would still be able to walk back and forth to work,and only have to drive my car on Mondays when I went to the office to get supplies and pick up my check.
mikewint
Captain
Actually came down just a hair $3.33 per gal, 85 octane. they predict over $4.00 by summer. And that's with the US as the #3 oil producer in the world, we import a bit over half our oil.
