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Gasoline prices in Trump's America (Original Post) surfered Jun 2025 OP
$2.85 by me purple_haze Jun 2025 #1
I think I paid $2.59 the other day. Haggard Celine Jun 2025 #2
$2.91 Greg_In_SF Jun 2025 #3
2.79 at Columbus Ohio area Costco zeusdogmom Jun 2025 #4
Washington State is always higher than most states... Wounded Bear Jun 2025 #5
The Safeway in Renton yesterday, with a Safeway card surfered Jun 2025 #13
You can't really compare state to state Sympthsical Jun 2025 #6
Oddly enough, it's going down in San Diego, CA haele Jun 2025 #7
Oil came down last week. Gas will follow although summer gas is a more expensive Melon Jun 2025 #8
$2.87 in Eastern Iowa. Sogo Jun 2025 #9
$3.26 to $3.36 Virginia underpants Jun 2025 #10
This message was self-deleted by its author WarGamer Jun 2025 #11
They are bouncing all over the place near us. mwmisses4289 Jun 2025 #12

Haggard Celine

(17,911 posts)
2. I think I paid $2.59 the other day.
Sat Jun 28, 2025, 01:34 PM
Jun 2025

It varies considerably by region. Gas is probably going to go up a lot with all of the tensions in the Middle.East right now. And then if we have a major hurricane in Texas or Louisiana, it might go through the roof!

Wounded Bear

(64,637 posts)
5. Washington State is always higher than most states...
Sat Jun 28, 2025, 02:02 PM
Jun 2025

Much of that is taxes. Since we don't have a progressive income tax they make up for that with excessive sales taxes, especially on gasoline.

We live with it.

Late add: In truth, though, gas was around $3.25 just a month or so ago. $4.89 is higher than most stations around me. Our local Walmart was at $4.00 just last weekend.

Sympthsical

(11,114 posts)
6. You can't really compare state to state
Sat Jun 28, 2025, 02:03 PM
Jun 2025

There is a lot of variation in prices depending where you are. Texas tends to have prices on the lower side while Washington state is on the higher end. Different states have different taxes and regulations on gasoline.

https://gasprices.aaa.com/state-gas-price-averages/

I live in California. There's a station I fill up at by work that is $4/gal. It's currently $4.29 at my local Costco. That is pretty cheap for us given how it's been in recent years. Still nowhere near pre-Covid prices, but not the worst.

haele

(15,595 posts)
7. Oddly enough, it's going down in San Diego, CA
Sat Jun 28, 2025, 02:09 PM
Jun 2025

Gas prices have been see-sawing within 30 cents a gallon ($4.21 - $4.50 regular at my go to spot) since January, before the takeover on the 20th. Last week it was $4.40. Today it's $4.38. Three weeks ago it was $4.22.
I do expect it to eventually go up as they shut down two California Refineries "For Maintenance" right about time for vacation travel ..

Melon

(1,694 posts)
8. Oil came down last week. Gas will follow although summer gas is a more expensive
Sat Jun 28, 2025, 02:21 PM
Jun 2025

Blend and always higher than the winter. What’s hurting the US is a lack of refineries capacity. Companies stopped building and expanding when the gov push switched to ev vehicles.

Response to surfered (Original post)

mwmisses4289

(4,722 posts)
12. They are bouncing all over the place near us.
Sat Jun 28, 2025, 02:49 PM
Jun 2025

Low of about $2.35 per gallon to $2.99 a gallon. Depends on the station- smaller mom and pop stations seem to be cheaper while shell and exxon are the most expensive.

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