Who Woulda Thunk
dallas diesel price today!
Who Woulda Thunk
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From: Eastern Oregon
IMO, I think it will depend on the weather in the NE. If it it is mild, the supplies will build and prices will continue to drop, probably slowly but steady. As the weather gets colder, they will stabilize and maybe climb depending on the temps. in the NE.
We're as low as 2.03 a gallon today, compared to something like 2.50 a few weeks ago.
We're as low as 2.03 a gallon today, compared to something like 2.50 a few weeks ago.
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From: Laporte , Indiana
I too hate to see diesel prices higher than gas . In northern Indiana we are now just 11 cents more than gas . Todays price was 1.90 a gallon for diesel as a low . And 2.07 as a high . When I bought my truck diesel was 1.59 . Man will we ever see that price again ?
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From: Central Texas
Last winter, diesel went up over the price of premium gas. That is because of the home heating oil and other demand.
Price of diesel here has dropped to $1.959.
But watching the news, the price of crude has dropped significantly because there is currently a glut. The opecers have decided to cut production until the glut has reduced. Now I notice when the price of crude trading goes up, all the station operators run out and crank up the prices. But now the price of crude trading has dropped, the prices haven't dropped that much. Why? We are using diesel as fast as it is produced. Ever remember hearing about any new refineries being built lately?
Price of diesel here has dropped to $1.959.
But watching the news, the price of crude has dropped significantly because there is currently a glut. The opecers have decided to cut production until the glut has reduced. Now I notice when the price of crude trading goes up, all the station operators run out and crank up the prices. But now the price of crude trading has dropped, the prices haven't dropped that much. Why? We are using diesel as fast as it is produced. Ever remember hearing about any new refineries being built lately?
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I think they are getting us ready for the clean diesel prices, dont think it will ever go back to the low prices we once had.
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Paid $1.77 per gallon for diesel here in Texas today. Although regular gas is down to $1.59 here also. If diesel comes down to that I will buy 500 gallons...
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From: Laporte , Indiana
Before I bought my 04 I figured out exactly how much gas would cost per mile on a diesel . I also figured the cost of gas per mile on the V-10 . The V-10 was about .0994 cents per mile(gas $1.79 gal. divided by 18mpg) The diesel was .0935 cents per mile(diesel $1.59 gal. divided by 17mpg) . Not a big difference then . Reality is diesel $1.99 gal divided by 15.5mpg = .1283 cents per mile . OOps!!
But I love my truck and wouldnt change it to a V-10 if you payed me .
But I love my truck and wouldnt change it to a V-10 if you payed me .
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Originally Posted by wildcat421
.......The V-10 was about .0994 cents per mile(gas $1.79 gal. divided by 18mpg.............
My V-10 bounce between 9-13 on short runs but the overall average was 11.5 no matter what.
