[a / b / c / d / e / f / g / gif / h / hr / k / m / o / p / s / t / u / v / vg / vm / vmg / vr / vrpg / vst / w / wg] [i / ic] [r9k / s4s / vip] [cm / hm / lgbt / y] [3 / aco / adv / an / bant / biz / cgl / ck / co / diy / fa / fit / gd / hc / his / int / jp / lit / mlp / mu / n / news / out / po / pol / pw / qst / sci / soc / sp / tg / toy / trv / tv / vp / vt / wsg / wsr / x / xs] [Settings] [Search] [Mobile] [Home]
Board
Settings Mobile Home
/o/ - Auto

Name
Options
Comment
Verification
4chan Pass users can bypass this verification. [Learn More] [Login]
File
  • Please read the Rules and FAQ before posting.

08/21/20New boards added: /vrpg/, /vmg/, /vst/ and /vm/
05/04/17New trial board added: /bant/ - International/Random
10/04/16New board for 4chan Pass users: /vip/ - Very Important Posts
[Hide] [Show All]


[Advertise on 4chan]


File: 1789194455082938.png (1.81 MB, 1430x1487)
1.81 MB PNG
How much are you paying for gas in your country?
>>
>>29087154
About €2,10 per liter or a little over $9 per gallon. But it's diesel I'm talking about.
>>
Yesterday it was 2.45€ per litre, so about 10-11 bucks per gallon.
I love living in the european union.
>>
>>29087157
Well tbf it was like €1,50 before the orange retard started his war. Not cheap by any measure, but much better than it is now.
>>
>>29087159
It was about 1,3€ before the Hormussy kerfuffle. Last time i filled my tank was at 1,75 €
>>
>>29087154
1.8 $ per litre
>>
>>29087159
It was yeah, it was still manageable.
Albeit over here in finland it was around 1.7-1.8€ for 98 octane, diesel was 1.5€ per litre.

It's never going back down because the government realised that dumb goys will full up without muttering a word.
>>
>>29087154
$50c per 1kw for my ev, so $16 for 100 miles
>>
too much. being poor is grim. forever staying home
>>
>>29087154
7.75 shekels per liter for petrol, 11.24 to 12.5 shekels for diesel, 3.3 to 4.6 for LPG.
In dollars per gallon:
9.68 for petrol
14.04 to 15.61 for diesel (businesses get a tax discount I think)
4.12 to 5.745 for LPG
Keep in mind that LPG needs 20% more of it to cover the same distance as petrol for the same vehicle. It still ends up cheaper, but few use it.
>>
>>29087261
getting about 26L/100 km lol. around 8 mpg. Carb still needs moar fine tuning. Should be getting at least 12, 15 if you baby the throttle. Higher still if you have a manual
>>
>>29087261
why did nobody pet the cat
>>
All these European posting hours.
My local gas station went from $3.62 to $3.92 regular.
Premium is $4.94

Another gas station down the block is still hoving around $3.60
>>
>>29087372
p/o/l doesnt talk about gas prices while a certain someone is in office.
>>
2euro atm pre Trump it was 1,65 for ages for a liter
>>
Not my problem, I drive electric.
>>
100rs per litre
>>
File: 1787070067087464.png (204 KB, 394x923)
204 KB PNG
>>29087376
i was taught from 2020 to 2024 that the president doesnt control the price of gas
>>
>>29087376
the gas crisis is 100% trumps fault and its gonna get so much worse
>>
>>29087390
Biden didn't start the war in Ukraine. Trump started the war in Iran.

Learn the difference.
>>
>>29087394
It won't, democrats will take over midterms and will force a settlement with Iran. We will pay reparations to them but gas will lower by 25%. Calling it now.
>>
Paid 2.1€/l for 98 RON today, to be fair it was a premium brand, could've filled for way less at a low cost place.
>>
>>29087154
Australia about $1.90 a litre for petrol and diesel seems to jump from $2.10 to $2.50 and back each week. LPG maybe $1 but its hard to find these days.
To put that into perspective the average supermarket worker would get $23 to $25 an hour, before or after tax depends on hours and position.
The typical wagie has to drive from 10 to 30 km each day for work and a typical car would get 10 to 13 L per 100 km. So probably has to fill up either each week or 2. A full tank maybe $80.

In real terms actually a fair bit cheaper because of wages compared to say 2015.

So in American around about $4.80 US per 4 litres or about a gallon but UK and US gallons are difference so its just an estimate.
>>
I paid 1.95 euro for 98 today
>>
>>29087154
>commiefornia
here in america it was $4.40/gal for premium last time I filled up
>>
>>29087353
>why did nobody pet the cat
dont bother him while hes working
>>
>>29087154
>How much are you paying for gas in your country?
No idea. I just fill up and pay.
>>
>>29087261
Will someone please pet that cat
>>
>>29087434
>>29087444
Aren't you banned from touching/disturbing the cats in Turkey?
>>
>>29087154
What happens to the sign when diesel goes up one more cent?
>>
>>29087154
Regular, Premium, and E15 is up 50 cents since last weekend and I expect it to go up at least another 50 cents in the next week. Diesel is up 70 cents and will probably go up a dollar.
R: $4.49
P: $5.29
E15: $3.89
D: $5.89
E85: $2.79
>>29087394
>>29087399
The Operation Epstein Fury chimpout just got so much worse for everyone except non-Middle Eastern oil producers. Iran just hit the principle intercoastal pipeline in Saudi Arabia in retaliation for US attacks on Iranian shipping, so the Persian gulf oil that was getting exported via the Red Sea and Suez Canal is now having to go through a couple of tiny straws in Iraq (and expect Hezbolla Iraq to bomb those when the Iraqi government tries to disarm them later this month), and the Houthis now have full control over the Bab el-Mandeb straight in the Red Sea, so what production happens on the west coast of the Arabian peninsula now can only go north. Asia and Austronesia are completely hosed when it comes to access to Middle Eastern oil, which will tighten new world supplies even further.
>>
>>29087468
Someone goes out there with some electrical tape and adds a “1” to the sign ahead of the display.
>>
>>29087154
UK
Petrol £1.64 per litre
Diesel £1.90 per litre

in europounds:
Petrol €1.91 per litre
Diesel €2.21 per litre

in ameripounds:
Petrol $8.40 per gallon
Diesel $9.73 per gallon
>>
>>29087261
Wouldn't EVs make most sense? The country is relatively small and you're not going to take long trips to neighbouring countries either.
>>
>>29087154
I don't get this one. How can a Californian complain about federal impact on gas when they can go one state over and pay half the price on gas. Do they lack the awareness to see what their own state is doing to them?
>>
>>29087154
Not my problem
>>
In Hawaii. This week regular 87 became
$5.09 on military bases
$5.19 at costco
Over $6.00 for the goyim (Shell, Hele, etc.)

Electricity also up by ~20% since last month.
>>
>>29087494
I paid £1.73 for Momentum 99, Tesco was out of diesel yesterday but Shell wasn't.
>>
98 octane currently about 2.3€/l
>>
$6.50 for premium here in california
>>
>>29087451
it's israel not turkey
>>
>>29087154
It's around $4.10-$4.20 these days.
We have like a $0.40 gas tax that funds road repairs and stuff.
>>
File: 1786711503859271.png (244 KB, 580x449)
244 KB PNG
>>29087500
It would, but are you willing to drop a 100k USD for a Tesla model 3? Or better yet, drop 50k-65k USD for China slop EV's that lose value faster then Israel's reputation in the world?
I'll stick to my skoda.
>>
>>29087399
Iran isn't going to settle when they can just continue doing what they're doing and hasten the US hegemony's inevitable downfall. Only way they'll negotiate is if a couple of their cities are vaporized, and the west doesn't have the balls to do that
>>
File: roman empire china.png (53 KB, 2214x1755)
53 KB PNG
>>29087500
They do, and there's tons of Chinese crap on the roads. I think the biggest obstacle for EVs is the fact that most people don't have anywhere to charge overnight, followed by price, followed by range anxiety. Some people here commute quite far, and having to go somewhere right after work increases the chance you will have to charge it on the way.
>>
2.10 aud a litre which equals 7.95 a gallon which is 5.7 freedom dollars a gallon
>>
>>29087154
About a dollar per liter, considering the average monthly salary is about 300 dollars, I'm paying a fuckton. Also, we have, IN THEORY, 32% ethanol mixed in, but since every gas station is owned by the cartel or any other kind of organized crime, we have closer to 50% in reality.
>>
>>29087526
You don’t save on fuel driving miles and miles to get fuel that’s cheaper. And when you’re already paying too much for fuel, additional price hikes hurt more. If we compare California to Minnesota, the average Californian drives 50% more to go about their every day lives, and pays an extra 40¢ per gallon in fuel taxes, but the price difference between California and Minnesota doesn’t reflect just the difference between the 32.7¢ Minnesota gasoline tax and the 72.4¢ California gasoline tax, it reflects the fact that Minnesota refines more gas that it consumes and it reflects the difference in transport costs and operating costs for each step in the supply chain that takes market rate crude and turns it into gasoline you can buy at the pump.

Considering that the median Californian household pays 20% more for housing 30% more for entertainment, and 10% more for food, the fact that median income is only 11% higher in California that Minnesota means that fuel going from $5 to $7 hurts a Californian more than fuel going from $3 to $5 hurts a Minnesotan, especially since they use 50% more of it on average.
>>
File: Vpicture03.png (133 KB, 761x570)
133 KB PNG
USD $3.85 / US Gallon of 89 octane (AKI - US standard).
25 miles or 1.5 tall boys of steel reserve? Doesn't seem too bad.
>>
>>29087738
You're retarded, Iran has literally said the only way the war ends on their terms is if the US pays 300 billion in reparations



[Advertise on 4chan]

Delete Post: [File Only] Style:
[Disable Mobile View / Use Desktop Site]

[Enable Mobile View / Use Mobile Site]

All trademarks and copyrights on this page are owned by their respective parties. Images uploaded are the responsibility of the Poster. Comments are owned by the Poster.