Gas prices

cowboyhar69 · 6/19/13, 10:52 AM

The local Swifty (Milford, Ohio) dropped another 5 cents to 3.62 this morning and if you pay cash they give you another 3 cents off per gallon. Any relief in the Hoosier State?

Dirtfan · 6/19/13, 11:27 AM

$3.79 where I am.

reeserx · 6/19/13, 12:25 PM

About 3.72 or so in Kokomo

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Mud Packer · 6/19/13, 12:51 PM

Last Friday here in the Redbud City the price was $4.19 per gallon. That evening in Toledo, OH it was $3.53 per gallon. Why?

Today it is $3.83 here which is a 36 cent difference in five days. Normally they only come down a penny or two at a time but the increases are usually 20-30 cents at a time.

What was the excuse this time for pricing to be over $4.00?

TQ29m · 6/19/13, 1:01 PM

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Originally Posted by cowboyhar69

The local Swifty (Milford, Ohio) dropped another 5 cents to 3.62 this morning and if you pay cash they give you another 3 cents off per gallon. Any relief in the Hoosier State?

Still $3.80, here in Seymour, In, home of Swifty! Doesn't seem like they need an excuse to do anything with gas prices, supply and demand doesn't apply, when they want to move the price up or down, they just do it, you got to have it, you'll pay, simple economics! Bob

Andrew S. Quinn · 6/19/13, 1:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Mud Packer

What was the excuse this time for pricing to be over $4.00?

Hurricane Katrina. Just blame it on her still

3.59 or so on Indys Eastside

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Flatrightrear · 6/19/13, 1:18 PM

Isn't it amazing how if we found gas at $3.25/gal. we'd think about what a great deal it was? People get conditioned to paying around $4 so getting bludgeoned at 50 cents or so less doesn't seem so bad. The price of oil has really shot up the price of living as so many products are oil-based and now it cost so much to transport these products to market. Our economy is still adjusting to these higher fuel prices as they have a huge negative effect on any economic recovery.

racen857 · 6/19/13, 1:46 PM

Up around .05-.08 cents here in pa in the last week. $3.40-$3.45 where I drive past to and from work.

racerjim2 · 6/19/13, 2:45 PM

Its just GREEDY gas companies.

What other company has the profit margin of oil companies?

PIT CART · 6/19/13, 2:59 PM

$3.89 in northeast Indiana .

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6/19/13, 10:52 AM	#1 Gas prices
cowboyhar69 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 3,352	The local Swifty (Milford, Ohio) dropped another 5 cents to 3.62 this morning and if you pay cash they give you another 3 cents off per gallon. Any relief in the Hoosier State? __________________ Tim Wolffrum aka Cowboy

6/19/13, 11:27 AM	#2 Re: Gas prices
Dirtfan Senior Member Race Count This Year: 51 Race Count Last Year: 57 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 8,515	$3.79 where I am. _________________________________________________ Last edited by Dirtfan; 6/19/13 at 6:32 PM.

6/19/13, 12:25 PM	#3
reeserx Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 1,610	About 3.72 or so in Kokomo Posted via Mobile Device

6/19/13, 1:46 PM	#8 Re: Gas prices
racen857 Member Race Count This Year: 6 Race Count Last Year: 20 Join Date: May 2013 Posts: 179	Up around .05-.08 cents here in pa in the last week. $3.40-$3.45 where I drive past to and from work.

6/19/13, 2:59 PM	#10
PIT CART Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 8,130	$3.89 in northeast Indiana . Posted via Mobile Device