Diesel and unleaded have SWITCHED!!

[roperteacher]

Up until last week Diesel was holding a good 20 cents cheaper than 87 octane gas!! I was buying diesel for 2. 87 here in southern Calif. Now, they have done a complete 180... Diesel is now 3. 10 or so and Unleaded has dropped to 2. 90... . I think Calif hates Diesels. . LOLOL

 

[JEstes]

It's not as good as it was, but here in Memphis diesel is 2. 60-2. 79 and gas is 2. 79-2. 85.

 

[bmoeller]

I think Calif hates Diesels. . LOLOL

Does Cali like anything?



Seems like almost every can I see has a "such and such is know to cause cancer or birth defects" label on it.

 

[GOlsen]

Does Cali like anything?

Seems like almost every can I see has a "such and such is know to cause cancer or birth defects" label on it.

I think that's only if you live in California. :-laf

 

[Eliminator]

Louisville, KY

Filled up at a Kroger Store yesterday, 2. 60. Noticed that it is on the rise again at other stations, 2. 68 to 2. 79. Unleaded is about 20 cents higher.

 

[nickleinonen]

diesel around my is about $0. 10 to $0. 20 a liter cheaper depending on what station you get it from. . the real cheap stuff is well west of me, so i only get the ± $0. 920/liter stuff. .

 

[chazj]

Here is Carson City, Nv. Gas has dropped about 30 cents a gallon while diesel has gone up a dime.



The latter still cheaper. Figure the oil companies have got to keep their profit margin " in sync"... lower one fuel and raise the other to compensate?

 

[rbattelle]

Does Cali like anything?

Seems like almost every can I see has a "such and such is know to cause cancer or birth defects" label on it.

I find this annoying as well, particularly when they put the warning in plumbing supplies.



I made a thread about it here.



Notice testosterone and estrogen are both on the list.



Ryan

 

[Buffalo]

Here in Phoenix, AZ. , diesel just dropped 3 cents from $2. 76/9 to $2. 73/9 in the last two days(@ the Flying J). Regular gas stations have it at $2. 85/9 to over $3. 00 per gal.



Just heard that fuel production was at 87% of its capacity with quite a bit in storage. Production of gas was down due to normal maintainance & some, other than normal, shut downs.



Here in AZ, we were just informed that, at least, some of the refineries in CA were going to quit selling fuel to AZ. Our governor said that it should not be a problem as we can still get fuel elsewhere, probably TX. As a 'return favor', maybe we can stop selling electricity to our CA neighbors. None of this can be a good thing for both states.



Joe F. (Buffalo)