I get the state-to-state tax differences. What's got me head scratching is that gas is ~75 cents more per gallon right in the big hairy middle of the Permian Basin, within 50 miles of the Alon refinery than it is here in DFW. Same state. Ostensibly far more supply there. Ostensibly far shorter transportation. Ostensibly less demand. Makes no sense. What's the factor(s) I'm missing?
That would require every gas station in town to conspire and prop up the price. If even one undercuts the rest, they'll all have to drop to match. One of them will surely undercut the original undercutter, only to be underundercut by someone else. Eventually, everyone will price as competitively as profitably possible. TL/DR : free market
Filled up for $ 1.80 a gallon this morning. Yeah, rewards point took $ .70 off but still, $ 1.80, baby!
You guys make me sick.....Here in Taxlyvania we are still well above $2 ($2.70) last I looked.....Supposed to use the moolah for road improvements. What a joke. At most they throw 2 inches of blacktop onto the old road and it may last a year until it's all f*cked up again.....knuckleheads.
I actually got some $1.99 Regular here in the Milwaukee area, I think it was Greenfield a week ago. Still hovering around $209. I've been in this effed up state over 9 years, and it's never been that cheap since I"ve been here. I've heard we pay 48cents a gallon for tax here? I actually think it's more?
Where? My pic this morning was the RaceTrac at 121 & Lake Forest in Mckinney. That's the lowest I've seen.