[RussV]

$6.39 for Chevron 91 in Northern California

[lucky_doggg7]

$6.50 is the going rate here in San Diego. When I moved to SD from Orange, I found an apt complex a mile away from work; it was a bit more than what I wanted to spend, but since I walk to work everyday now rain or shine, I figure the savings from not using/buying gasoline on a commute would offset the bit higher rent cost. Holy smokes am I ever glad I moved close to work. I buy 4 or 5 gallons of gas once every two weeks for normal grocery getting, dry cleaning, hobby store, stereo shop, etc.; on a few occasions, I don’t drive at all for two weeks!

[smokinjoe64]

Originally Posted by lucky_doggg7

$6.50 is the going rate here in San Diego. When I moved to SD from Orange...

Tuff luck...today in Orange Co - SoCal

[jzeiler4]

In Southern TN $4.479 for Shell Premium today.

[25 V8 IS]

Last Thursday I had to fill up my Mom's Bentayga and it was about empty so...I think I paid like $6.29 for premium at the Chevron on Foothill and Mills in Claremont, CA. The total was $119 to fill it. Let's just say I was happy it wasn't MY money I had to use to fill it.

[BavarianPretzel]

Originally Posted by 25 V8 IS

Last Thursday I had to fill up my Mom's Bentayga and it was about empty so...I think I paid like $6.29 for premium at the Chevron on Foothill and Mills in Claremont, CA. The total was $119 to fill it. Let's just say I was happy it wasn't MY money I had to use to fill it.

When the OG Lincoln Navigator came out, I bought one. Loved the big boy, but it had a large 30-gallon fuel tank. At today’s gas prices, I’ll be paying $169 to fill it up.(and that’s just regular gas) 😂

[RockCrusher]

Been a while since I have needed to fill up and a while since the fill up but here are the gasoline prices at a Rogers AR Phillips 66 station as of April 15, 2026.

[Efthreeoh]

Originally Posted by 25 V8 IS

Last Thursday I had to fill up my Mom's Bentayga and it was about empty so...I think I paid like $6.29 for premium at the Chevron on Foothill and Mills in Claremont, CA. The total was $119 to fill it. Let's just say I was happy it wasn't MY money I had to use to fill it.

Man, that just SUCKS!

[pbonsalb]

Are the Bentley owners suffering from higher gas prices? Everything I have read suggests the rich have not cut back at all on their spending.

[NYG]

Originally Posted by pbonsalb

Are the Bentley owners suffering from higher gas prices? Everything I have read suggests the rich have not cut back at all on their spending.

Probably not, I'd assume it spends most of its life in a shop like my W12 Bentayga did.

[pbonsalb]

That cuts down on fuel costs.

[D_SheerDrivingPleasure]

I win. This is equivalent to nearly $12 USD per gallon...but it's 102 RON.

btw - you are driving the wrong car if you are complaining about fuel prices.

[25 V8 IS]

Originally Posted by pbonsalb

Are the Bentley owners suffering from higher gas prices? Everything I have read suggests the rich have not cut back at all on their spending.

You would be right. My wealthy parents don't give a crap about gas prices.

[25 V8 IS]

Originally Posted by NYG

Probably not, I'd assume it spends most of its life in a shop like my W12 Bentayga did.

My Mom's Bentayga is only a lowly V8. Not sure how reliable those engines are, but she has around 30K miles with no issues.

[NYG]

Originally Posted by 25 V8 IS

My Mom's Bentayga is only a lowly V8. Not sure how reliable those engines are, but she has around 30K miles with no issues.

To be fair, I never had engine issues. Electrical gremlins since day one though. Should have probably been a lemon but I didn't have time and dealt with the crap for a while.

[JerseyM3]

Not here in NJ. More like half that

[Urbane Legend]

[QUOTE=DavyNM;32677159]well... I still don't know how may "liters" are in 1 gallon. I'm trying to figure out how to covert German gas station prices(2.01 euros as displayed at the station) to US gallons in US Dollar. Yes, I was never any good at math.

3.79 Litres per US Gallon

So just multiply the German (per Litre) price by 3.79.

2.01 x 3.79 =7.618 Euros per US Gallon.

Today $1.17 per Euro, so

7.618 x 1.17 =8.913 Dollars per US Gallon.

I’d be more than happy for someone to check that!

[kilowatt88]

People need to stop converting Euro/Dollar in their comparison.
To do an accurate comparison you have to average it out vs salary. EU people get paid in EUR, US people get paid in USD, so comparing "Absolute" number will be more accurate. (Such as 2E/liter which is about E8 per gallon (compared to $8 per gallon)

And yes EU pay more, mainly as a result of their unelected Brussels governments misguided energy policy (or is it intentional?)
Funny how prices in CA are have reached the same price as EU due to the same misguided energy policy

[Urbane Legend]

Originally Posted by kilowatt88

People need to stop converting Euro/Dollar in their comparison.
To do an accurate comparison you have to average it out vs salary. EU people get paid in EUR, US people get paid in USD, so comparing "Absolute" number will be more accurate. (Such as 2E/liter which is about E8 per gallon (compared to $8 per gallon)

And yes EU pay more, mainly as a result of their unelected Brussels governments misguided energy policy (or is it intentional?)
Funny how prices in CA are have reached the same price as EU due to the same misguided energy policy

I gave you a straight, factual conversion and made no comments about any significance around the result. To buy that gas in Germany, you would have to pay the equivalent of $8.913 per Gallon. No more, no less.

Facts are something that thankfully will always remain completely independent of personal & political opinions.

Your “accurate comparison” is at best an alternative comparison albeit somewhat coloured by your political views.

[eliphil]

Originally Posted by JABCAT

While not CA expensive, it has increased over $1/gal in the last couple weeks here in TX. I hope everyone realizes it's all a big scam. The oil companies rake in record profits with their puppets in gov. while we pay for it.

Really, look at last administration openly legislating for higher gas prices and laughing about it. It’s still less now with a war going on, as soon as it ends it will come back downward

[kilowatt88]

Originally Posted by Urbane Legend

I gave you a straight, factual conversion and made no comments about any significance around the result. To buy that gas in Germany, you would have to pay the equivalent of $8.913 per Gallon. No more, no less.

Facts are something that thankfully will always remain completely independent of personal & political opinions.

Your “accurate comparison” is at best an alternative comparison albeit somewhat coloured by your political views.

This has nothing to do with politics (just FYI i despise politicians of all colors, after all they are just puppets anyways).
It has to do with facts that are easily observable
Germany is more mismanaged from the energy perspective than even France, as the most simple example (France never gave up on their nuclear power as an example, which is why electricity prices in France are 2x cheaper than Germany, again as an example). A clear ONE Example how energy mismanagement in Germany causes higher energy prices even VS its neighboring EU state (France).

California is also a perfect example due to many destructive "Green" policies (with neighboring states paying half as much for energy).

Again, nothing to do with politics, just pure, easily observable fact.

As for the EUR/USD argument, basic economics (income vs expense) proves my point. You can not use exchange rate to calculate expenses - this would only apply if you are paid in currency X (USD) but your expenses are in currency Y (EUR) which is not the case for 99.999% of people paying in Euros (or Dollars). This is basic economics (That unfortunately is NOT being taught in public schools properly anymore)

(And i did not even mention that 20% VAT on everything in the EU).

[Llarry]

A few days ago in Hawaii, $6.60 per gallon for premium.