March 12, 2022: (per litre)March 6, 2022: (per litre)
- 91 = US$1.95 (rise of 10.08%)
- 95 = US$2.07 (rise of 11.45%)
- 98 = US$2.22 (rise of 16.64%)
- Diesel = US$1.44 (rise of 17.83%)
March 8, 2022: (per litre)
- 91 = US$1.98 (rise of 11.22%)
- 95 = US$2.11 (rise of 13.12%)
- 98 = US$2.26 (rise of 17.81%)
- Diesel = US$1.48 (rise of 20.06%)
I didnt picture you as a Seattle guy$5.15/gal to feed my Q60 premium in Seattle area.
Gas keeps increasing the way it is, and I'm pretty sure he won't picture himself as a Seattle guy either.I didnt picture you as a Seattle guy
You have a newer Titan that recommends premium?Over the last couple of weeks, I haven't been able to completely fill my tank at my usual two gas stations - they had a $75 transaction limit for pay at the pump transactions until this week.
I filled my Titan from 1/8th of a tank for over $80. I'm still sticking to using 93 octane in the truck but my will is fading quicky.
Yeah mine is a 2020 (premium required for 400hp map). I can actually tell a bit of a difference when running 87 vs 93 octane. I can get by without premium just fine, but it just seems to run smoother and I get 0.5 - 1.25 MPG better on 93. This crap get's into the mid $5 range and I'll probably cave.You have a newer Titan that recommends premium?
Yep…it’s happening in Aus as well. For us it’s not just about fuel, the east have had massive floods knocking the farms around, and in the west our train line that delivers products from the east was totally destroyed By floods, meaning things had to be shipped …much Longer and expensive processGas price hike will trickle down to other things. Have y'all start to see substantial (or dramatic) price increase in food (eating in or out) yet? Based on USDA data (up to Jan 31, 22), fruits saw 2% increase w/in 1 month while everything else is like 1% increase.
https://www.ers.usda.gov/webdocs/DataFiles/50673/CPIforecast.xlsx?v=8141.7
We saw decrease in fruits prices in 2017-2018.
https://www.ers.usda.gov/webdocs/DataFiles/50673/CPIArchivedForecasts.xlsx?v=8141.7