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$2.64/gal for 91 octane off of Ashby and 7th in Berkeley.. 76.. Couldn't believe it.. That's the highest I've seen it up here in the Bay area (so far!).
Early June I put in 13.758 gallons at $2.399 for a total of $33.01
13.7?!? Where's your MINI hiding the extra half gallon?? I thought we held only 13.2? Makes you wonder if their calibration had a "thumb on the scale" issue??
$50.00 of 100 octane race fuel @ $5.49 gl. There is nothing sweeter than the smell of race fuel exhaust.
Maybe I'm wrong (I've been wrong many times), but is your compression ratio really that high? Retarding detonation with 100 octane is pretty extreme, and if your ECU handles 93 octane pretty well, buying 100 may simply be a waste of money (except for bragging rights)
OK, I put 13.866 gallons in my car this morning. Now, the gauge (as seen below) was way down there and the pump is de to be reinspected any time now, but I have done this before as well. I think they might be a little on the safe side with their capacity.
Sorry for the crappy camera phone pics, it is all I had.
I filled up my MC the other day for around $34 here in South Carolina, at I believe in the $2.95 area. But I will get about 400 miles to that with all the highway miles I do
$42.xx for 12.xx gallons in Pasadena, CA $3.39 per gal. Saw it for $3.59 in Orange County last weekend.
This morning I drove from my apartment in Menlo Park ($3.79/gal 91OCT at Sand Hill and Sharon Park Dr.) to find something cheaper, ended up in Redwood City 5 miles away for $3.55/gal 91OCT...
Wondered if the Hummer filling up behind me thought about what he was putting into the tank, if it matters. He put in 20 gal for about $65 (used low octane?).
Amazing how one can drive just over the border into Oregon and pay a LOT less.
Get ready for $60/barrel crude people... The world's going to have a very interesting scenario next summer based on the current trend. $3.00/gallon premium will be normal in most of the U.S., I suspect
Not bad for 2004....yeah, we pay well over $3 for premium now.