Stopped for gas tonight, paid $1.29 per litre 10 minutes from Yonge and Bloor in Toronto. That was 91 Octane but Yikes!

$1.19 at snowball corner tonite. went up .03 in time for the weekend again.

Average about $1.21 here in Cowtown

way up to $111.7 here in Clinton    the difference in cost from 1.04 to 1.40 for our 20 thou km per year is a small case of beer (we dont drink)  I dont want to pay more, but we can live with it.  Wont give up the car...

$1.23 for 87 octane on the west coast, $1.29 for 91 as well. $1.30 for diesel. Wish my wage would go up as fast as gas does. LOL.

$1.13 in Ingersoll. We are about due for a gas war. We have lots of them.

93.6 last Monday in Mt. Forest. Price war. I haven't been through there since.

$4.25 for 92 octane $4.58 for diesle here in lovely over taxed nor cal. sorry forgot the gallon to litre diff ,butmaybe we should switch $1.29 per litre sounds better than $4.25 per gallon. we were told to expect $5 by may.

We would multiply by 4.45 so its $5.64 / gallon.

73SC wrote:

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We would multiply by 4.45 so its $5.64 / gallon.

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To convert litres to American gallons you would multiply by 3.7854 so it would only be $4.88 a gallon!

Right, forgot that Canadian gallon was bigger. Still a big number eh!

What bugs me is the fact the oil companies have jacked the price of diesel up even higher than regular.  That makes no sense at all since diesel is a less refined form of fuel and actually takes less effort to make so should cost less, which it did for years. 

I am seriously thinking of a turbo diesel as my next daily driver.  If everyone drove one, North America's fuel consumption would go down at least 25% overnight.  Of course the oil companies wouldn't like that so I think they are deliberately jacking the price to discourage people from buying diesels.

There is a conspiracy out there....

Conspiracy.....$1.32 same station one day apart, just put $50 in the LeMans, not even full!

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I heard that the refiners got less diesel to a barrell than gas?? If u buy a deisel, the cost up front is more, usually around 10Grand for a GM. Do u save that much fuel cost in ten years?? I usually replace my Trucks every ten years, couldn't see myself driving one of those noisey sticky things. LOL, and I really hate working on them, they cost more for parts and are harder to fix when broken.

the vw jetta gets nearly 40 mph with the diesle of coarse its now banned foe sale in cali along with the 3.4l chevy 6 that gets34 mph for my lil blazer. and as for stinky and noisy you couldn't tell the difference from a gas version while running.

Oh I thought u were talkin about a Truck, not a VW, LOL. U got a 3.4 in your Blazer?? What year?? Still srinky though, LOL. I guess as long as u don't spill diesel on yourself when filling.

I'm a fan of the diesels, especially the Duramax. I love driving trucks so equipped. They pull and pull and pull. I got a chance to drive one that had a Bullydog computer in it. Man that was one quick truck! Todd

the 3.4 is a replacement engine for any 2.8l s-10 or s-15. its the rwd version of the century engine. mines still the 2.8l because cal banned it even tho it burns cleaner and gets better mpgs than the 2.8.plus vw has some new bettles with the diesle engines. i don't know your laws but if you can get 1 they are well worth the price. your jettas may be passats.great get up and go really nothing to remind you its not gas till you see the big hole. i am looking to buy one of the few that got in before o3.

I had to work on some of the Duramax engines, Of course under warranty, they were not real nice to work on for free, as GM flat rate really sucked. Yes they did really pull hard, but did u really get your ten thousand dollars worth, I guess it all depends on what your doing with it and who's paying for the fuel.  LOL.