Local price of gasoline - Too high, too low or just right?

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What's the price of gasoline around your neck of the woods?

Here in Seoul, north of the Han river, for the regular stuff, it's about 1850 KRW/Liter, which translates to 1.80 USD/Liter or $6.85/US Gallon.

My car requires premium, which is about 2350 KRW/L so it works out to about $2.30/L or $8.74/Gallon. That's right, $2/gallon difference between premium and regular!

It's 10-50 cents/gallon in the cheaper parts of Seoul and once you get south of the city.

On post (US military bases), it's closer to US prices at about $3.50/Gallon for regular.

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Maybe $4.09/gal for regular at Sam's Club last week.
 
About $1.67 for premium here, or about USD$6.75/gal
 
I think it's around $1.50 a litre, but I don't don't buy gas very often so rarely look at prices.
 
Average price for 95 octane here in Norway last year was 14,70 NOK, meaning it's 2.47 USD per liter or 9.35 USD per gallon.
 
About 2.47 USD/L or 9.35 USD/gal.
 
bout 8.00$/gallon in germany
 
€1.80/$2.47 per liter or €6.81/$9.35 per gallon
 
$4.19 when I filled up the other day.


IDC how much you freedomless jerks pay. I $4.19 is too damn much.
 
About $1.67 for premium here, or about USD$6.75/gal

This.

I was shocked at how cheap fuel is in the US compared to here. It's no wonder people over there drive monster trucks as their daily driver.
 
Right now $1.36.6 /litre but I buy premium so that's probably at least .10 more???
 
Though I live near the Belgium border where if I cross it, I can buy it a bit cheaper.
 
Filled up a 2.5L engine for about $60 the other day, it's cheap as fuck in the US.
 
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