Petrol differences

Monday, August 13 2007

So many people keep saying / complaining that San Francisco is one of the most expensive cities in the US. Well, it is.

Proof:

SF 87 unleaded: $3.67 per gallon

Beverly Hills 87 unleaded: $2.89 per gallon

So it is cheaper to buy petrol in bloody Beverly Hills then downtown San Francisco. I am pissed off and I don’t even own a car (still reading the California Drivers handbook).

Any readers in the UK might wishfully wish that they could pay the equivalent of $3.67 per gallon as they pay 96.3 pence per litre which is about £3.64 per gallon which is about $7.32 per gallon. Did I do my math right? If only the metric system could rule the world ;)

This is the reason why Europeans don’t really drive huge big-ass trucks as is so common here the in US.

To me, it doesn’t make sense to drive such a big cars. It is further between places so Americans drives longer and then add on the fuel guzzling tanks driven … people could save a lot of money by driving more fuel economic cars. And then there is some added benefits like environment, less dependent on other less-then-friendly countries to provide the fuel, and general health of population cos of breathing less fumes.

Just sayin’ …

One Response to “Petrol differences”

  1. Incognito Says:

    Amen to that! Was just in Arkansas.. gas is $2.67.
    I would have thought Beverly Hills would be more expensive than S.F. Weird.

    And I agree, if people stopped driving SUVs the world would be a better place!!

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