Gas...brand and octane

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Oct 27, 2007 | 11:19 AM

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Highlander_H3

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I run Speedway 87 octane. That's the local station and it's convienient. I've had zero gas related issues in 5yrs of using their fuel in all of my cars/trucks. Since I live so close to the OH border, I may sometimes fill there and save a few bucks. And WTF is with Jersey gas being so much less?? When I was there 2 weeks ago reg fuel was 2.35 and they pump it for you! We're at 3.00 now. I don't get it. Ripped off by oil companies. Now with the BP fines in the news lately we're sure to see huge gains again. Sickening...

Oct 27, 2007 | 04:49 PM

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Yellow H3

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ORIGINAL: Highlander_H3

I run Speedway 87 octane. That's the local station and it's convienient. I've had zero gas related issues in 5yrs of using their fuel in all of my cars/trucks. Since I live so close to the OH border, I may sometimes fill there and save a few bucks. And WTF is with Jersey gas being so much less?? When I was there 2 weeks ago reg fuel was 2.35 and they pump it for you! We're at 3.00 now. I don't get it. Ripped off by oil companies. Now with the BP fines in the news lately we're sure to see huge gains again. Sickening...

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Oct 28, 2007 | 05:09 AM

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671H3

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RE: Gas...brand and octane

It's $3.49 a gallon for regular unleaded here in Guam! [:@]

Oct 28, 2007 | 07:53 AM

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NJTEX

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RE: Gas...brand and octane

I've heard that only Sunoco premium is blended to Top Tier standards.

To be considered for inclusion on the Top Tier list, a companies regular as well as premium grades must meet the standard.