Fill Up Today
Jul 9th, 2008 by Don Ray
Gas prices go up tomorrow as follows:
95 Octane - 4 cents
91 Octane – 3 cents
Diesel – 13 cents.
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Gas in Enid, Oklahoma is $3.89. Same in Oklahoma City but Edmond is $3.79. Diesel $4.49. Jan
Hi Jan, I would have to look at the last gas prices to know what the price will be here with the new increase. I will try to get a new photo tommorrow. Typically I think we are about 50 cents higher than your prices.
Hi Don Ray,
Is there a valid reason for diesel going from $.20+/- below regular to $.20+/- above regular? On my last trip I bought an old diesel 4X4
to save money, and then blooey!
In some of the states it has gone as much as $1.00 above regular.
There is something wrong with this picture.
I am sure there is, but I don’t know it. I bought gas because I felt it was better for the environment, especially in Panama, where there isn’t a good requirement for well maintained emissions.
Now I am even more happy with my decision.