October 13, 200817 yr In Canton, Ohio it is $2.96. Drove down from Detroit today. $2.63 in a lot of places from just South of Dayton to Toledo.
October 13, 200817 yr Drove down from Detroit today. $2.63 in a lot of places from just South of Dayton to Toledo. WOW if it would only stay be low $3.00 , am I dreaming or having a nightmare?:scared:
October 13, 200817 yr $2.99 to $3.04 in Bardstown today. I've got about 3/8 of a tank that I'm hoping I can make last until Friday (and I've got a 10-cents off per gallon Kroger credit) so I can get more bang for my buck when I have to fill up to head up to NoKy.
October 13, 200817 yr It already is in parts of OH. Around NKY it's around $3.15. So if this is correct then someone better get these gas prices moving back up and quickly. Then again what do you consider too far below $3.00, like $2.85? OPEC's next scheduled meeting was in December, they called an emergency meeting in November, you can count on less oil being pumped.
October 13, 200817 yr OPEC's next scheduled meeting was in December, they called an emergency meeting in November, you can count on less oil being pumped. With the current economy throughout the entire world I'm sure we can also count on less people at the pumps. Saudi's aren't playing by the rest of the Cartel's rules, so this one is really pretty hard to read.
October 13, 200817 yr I wonder which politician will take credit for this first. None should. To take responsibility for something like this would mean they're to blame if prices shoot up any time soon. Prices could just as easily go up another dollar between now and the election(not saying they will)talk about look incompitent if they do and you've already taken credit for a decrease in gas prices.
October 13, 200817 yr With the current economy throughout the entire world I'm sure we can also count on less people at the pumps. Saudi's aren't playing by the rest of the Cartel's rules, so this one is really pretty hard to read. The announcement of the meeting alone helped push oil back up 3.00 dollars today. The only reason the Saudi's have more flexibility is because it cost them 1 dollar to make a barrell, when it cost other countries between 40-75.
October 24, 200817 yr I really did not think I would ever see gas below $3.00 again. It feels nice to feel up for around $50 instead of $70. Gas here at the "Head" is $2.79.
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