It's a great time to own a Diesel (thanks Shell)
#1
It's a great time to own a Diesel (thanks Shell)
Use the internet, and search for cheap fuel prices in your area.....
I can't explain it - and frankly I'm thankful for the situation.
Over the last 3 weeks I've been able to find Diesel for
$3.999 in both Florida and NC.
In NC, Lowes Food Stores were $3.999, you could save another
0.05 if you had their discount card too.
In FL, Shell is selling Diesel for $3.999 (and has been for 3 weeks now).
Not sure what this is about, but I sure wish I could buy a tanker full!
Here is the sign from this AM showing how close the prices are for
Diesel & 87 octane gas.
I can't explain it - and frankly I'm thankful for the situation.
Over the last 3 weeks I've been able to find Diesel for
$3.999 in both Florida and NC.
In NC, Lowes Food Stores were $3.999, you could save another
0.05 if you had their discount card too.
In FL, Shell is selling Diesel for $3.999 (and has been for 3 weeks now).
Not sure what this is about, but I sure wish I could buy a tanker full!
Here is the sign from this AM showing how close the prices are for
Diesel & 87 octane gas.
#2
That's interesting, when I went to Disney last week, prices were all over the board, first service plaza I passed said 4.23, the next said 4.12 then I was seeing anywhere from 4.08 - 4.23 while driving around Orlando. The price per Barrel just went down. Part of the reason I put a 100 gal transfer tank in my bed, this fuel prices will never be stable with this president
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The area around Disney is typically much higher since the tourists
tend to buy local when they are in town. Likewise the stations
right off the interstates are typically higher than the stations
on local streets (this seems true nearly everywhere I've ever been).
Many Shells are all the same price for Diesel (3.999).
Most stations are between 4.09 and 4.29 around town mostly
in the 4.15-4.19 area.
Ironically, I start a new job next week that is only 7 miles from
home. A tank would last me 2-3 months now if I didn't have family
to visit all the time.
tend to buy local when they are in town. Likewise the stations
right off the interstates are typically higher than the stations
on local streets (this seems true nearly everywhere I've ever been).
Many Shells are all the same price for Diesel (3.999).
Most stations are between 4.09 and 4.29 around town mostly
in the 4.15-4.19 area.
Ironically, I start a new job next week that is only 7 miles from
home. A tank would last me 2-3 months now if I didn't have family
to visit all the time.
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