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8.199$/gallon, that's 1.846 €/Liter Diesel. Meanwhile in Germany I had to fill up at 2.389 €/Liter, at times it's over 2.50

Sucks that the US is so car-centric. If there was actual public transit (especially of the electric variety), people would struggle a little less.

Honestly, I can't be bothered to get that worked up about gas. I've exclusively bought hybrids for like a decade now, and I've moved to areas that are close to work and anything else I want to go to. I fill up less than once a month. If gas is "really high", it might break $40 for a fill up, which is less than I'd spend at a cheap restaurant if I got an appetizer and two entrees. It's literally a rounding error on my monthly budget, so even if it was $20/gallon, I would be unfazed.

Still dirt cheap when compared to prices here. I have no ideas what you 'mericans whine about.

Is America already great?

I don't have any context for whether this is expensive or not, but....

You're charged LESS for fuel if you let them wash your car? ...what?

Is this some kind of empirical joke I’m too metric to understand?

I kid, I’m Canadian so I know off the top of my head a gallon is 3.81 litres.

Laughs in EV.

So glad I bought a cheap used one in February.

FYI: At many of these stations (they make the same offer all over), you can just ignore the car wash price. First of all, the cost of the car wash is going to make the bill higher regardless. You won't save enough on most vehicles to offset the price of the wash. At best, you have a gas guzzling van you filled up, and broke even... on getting your van wet. Those automated car wash garages aren't actually washing shit. They'll get some stuff off, but they won't get most of it. And for most drivers, you'll actually spend more money that way.

Another scam stations run is a "cash price." It's fine if you bring the cash, but if you don't, they have an ATM that will charge you $5 to get the cash out, so you're not actually saving money and for some drivers, you're paying more and wasting your time. But if you know about how much gas you need and can do the math, or you just carry that much cash on the regular, it's not so much of a scam.

But here's the thing: on sites like GasBuddy, they're going to list the cash price or the car wash price, not the actual price. They don't have to stipulate that you have to spend money and/or time to get those prices. Your best bet is to simply not patronise stations that engage in deceptive pricing, even if it means spending a bit more per gallon down the street.

I love to see it because all the idiots in their gas guzzling, coal rolling trucks get hit way harder than I do.

Finally, Americans see what Europeans live with.

Enjoy your Kia Piccantos 🤣

Where are my buddies: coal rollers? What happened to them?

I always pump for 20 Swiss francs so i dont care.

619 dollars for one oil? I'm guessing it's 6.19/l (or maybe even gallon? Who knows with these) but wow these are awkward to read.

This is exactly the point of any war for the US. Secure cheap oil. Hence the terror around the world. I hope Iran kicks tRump's ass. Or someone assassinates that fuck.

wow, that's actually more than here in Ontario after converting currency and volume units. $2.30 vs $1.60 when I filled up on the weekend

still quite cheap in the grand scheme of things for what it is

We are currently dealing with 10 dollars the gallon in Europe so you have a little bit still to go. I can't imagine the mess this is making in countries that do not have the US or EU purchasing power.

We're paying $3.99 where I live. The extra in California is all taxes, yes?

Oh, I wish we could have that cheap gas here, you lucky bastards.

Do you reckon there's a fraction out the back that isn't 9/10, or did it never exist?

I'm wondering why it's even a thing.