In Australia we recently paid US$3.47 per gallon. What do you pay in your country for petrol: * per gallon * in US $ here is the currency converter
In Portugal we pay 1.18508 USD per litre (dont no how much is a gallon ). Since they have liberalized the market about a year ago petrol as gone up about 40%. oh well...
I tend to pay $1.50 to $1.75 approx per litre here in the UK. (Dunno about coverting that to gallons) ...and I travel 120 miles a day to comute to work and back!
I believe in Italy we pay among the highest rates in the world. Gasoline is currently (nov 2005) an average 1.46 USD per litre, diesel slightly less. One liter is 0.22 gallon UK and 0.2641 gallon, the inverse is 1 US gallon = 3.7854 liter. So 1 US gallon gasoline in Italy would cost 5.52 USD. Actually it is also important to consider that Italians prefer to buy smaller cars, and engines for the European market are studied for great efficiency. An average-size, recent family car would make at least 15 km with one liter, which gives a cost of around 10 US cents per km.
1 US gallons = 3.7854118 liters letas = US$4.49 per gallon in Portugal blackbug = US$6.62 per gallon in UK auqila99 = US$5.52 per gallon in Italy
Canadian = 1.03/liter in lower BC = ~3.92 US/gal Ooops, I am wrong, it is 90 cents/liter x 3.78 = 1 gal. 3.78 x . 84 = $3.18/gal US
2.49 in southern Oregon - but everywhere else I have been in oregon in the last few weeks is as much as .30 less per gallon!!! And some of these places are miles from no where, yet cheaper than we are. Something is screwy with our prices around here, because the excuse they give us is distance for transportation, and we are closer to california sources than these out in back woods towns.
Do you have different formulations out there? In Wisconsin it greatly depends on what formula you have in your county. We have the 'good gas' in my county so even if it's more I don't mind paying the extra compared to the counties next door.