How much do you pay for gas?

[SweetPoison]

Payed 12,50 swedish krona per liter today. In USD it is 1,87 $ per liter...

Regards

You are very lucky! Has it ever been lower?

 

[larfor]

Payed 12,50 swedish krona per liter today. In USD it is 1,87 $ per liter...

Regards

You are very lucky! Has it ever been lower?

Ohh, for us the price is quite high - was under $ 1,50 per liter for not so long ago.

 

[NumbLock]

Payed 12,50 swedish krona per liter today. In USD it is 1,87 $ per liter...

Regards

You are very lucky! Has it ever been lower?

He said per liter. There are 3.8 liters in a US gallon, or so.

He's getting raped just like the rest of we European residents.

 

[col.bris]

In Brisbane average is about $1:19 per litre.

Col Bris Australia

 

[barry1024]

I pay £1.10 for a UK liter. Which works out at £4.164 per US gallon. So $6.33 a gallon.

My car only holds 9 Gallons though, so it doesn't feel expensive.

 

[Dannyboy85]

$1.30/ Gal here in Texas....... Im going to feel ripped off once i move to the UK.....

 

[SweetPoison]

Ya think? Shitums. Why are you moving there? Inquiring Minds Wanna Know.

 

[Prasius]

$51 to fill the Roady up with Super on Monday. If you're US military Dannyboy you can buy your fuel at close to US prices on the major bases. If you're a civvie.. Meh, you can suffer

 

[barry1024]

I've always wondered why UK standard fuel is 95 octane but 'regular gas' in the US and Canada is something like 88 octane.

Do we use different octane ratings or something?

 

[Dannyboy85]

Ya think? Shitums. Why are you moving there? Inquiring Minds Wanna Know.

My fiancee lives there... No military so I'll just havetoo settle for full price..

 

[BFP_br]

Here in Brazil gasoline costs 2.40 reais in dollar cost $ 1.45 per liter, and alcohol (ethanol) here costs 1.50 reais and U.S. dollars in 0,906 U.S. dollars per liter. Here only buy per liter.

A big hug.

 

[Prasius]

I've always wondered why UK standard fuel is 95 octane but 'regular gas' in the US and Canada is something like 88 octane.

Do we use different octane ratings or something?

Yip.. In Europe fuel is rated by RON, where in the US it's rated by MON, or some average of RON and MON. So fuel is usually rated between 5 and 10 points lower in the US than in Europe.

 

[barry1024]

I've always wondered why UK standard fuel is 95 octane but 'regular gas' in the US and Canada is something like 88 octane.

Do we use different octane ratings or something?

Yip.. In Europe fuel is rated by RON, where in the US it's rated by MON, or some average of RON and MON. So fuel is usually rated between 5 and 10 points lower in the US than in Europe.

Interesting, i never knew that. I've looked up the difference between MON and RON and it all seems pretty harmless. And here's me thinking that fuel in the US had bits of twigs floating in it

 

[SweetPoison]

And here's me thinking that fuel in the US had bits of twigs floating in it

Oh, that's funny.

 

[SweetPoison]

Thought I would see where some stand now ~ back in 2010, we were paying $3.00 a gallon and now we are paying $3.35. But it has gone up a lot more than that in between.