Gas Price Info With National Gas Temperature Map
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Redwood City is perhaps more "Bay Area" than Silicon Valley. There are some notable dot coms, but not much in the way of hardware companies. With some exceptions, San Jose, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale and Cupertino are more "Silicon Valley".
My sister's 1,140 square foot ranch in San Mateo is Zillow valued at over $1.5 million and my cousin's big-box house at Redwood Shores is Zillow valued at not a whole lot under $2.7 million with maybe 500 square feet of yard. Even the crackerboxes go for relatively insane money.
The Salem Costco is $3.359 ($1.50 cheaper than RP and down 4 cents) and $3.699 for premium.
That's the lowest differential ($0.30) between grades in a while.
Most of the other stations in town are $3.499 for cash and $3.599 for not making a trip into the stop-n-rob.
Redwood City is $4.499 and $4.999 respectively which is up significantly from two weeks ago.
That's the lowest differential ($0.30) between grades in a while.
Most of the other stations in town are $3.499 for cash and $3.599 for not making a trip into the stop-n-rob.
Redwood City is $4.499 and $4.999 respectively which is up significantly from two weeks ago.
It sounds like the premium fuel may be ethanol-free. There are a number of stations near me that don't offer premium tainted with ethanol in favor of the non-corn version. Non-ethanol gas is likely much more profitable since it is theoretically cheaper to manufacture.
My local Costco is down to $3.299 for regular and $3.699 for premium. Of course, my sedan burns premium so I'm bitter about the 40 cent differential.
Redwood City is $4.499 and $4.799 respectively.
The Santa Rosa price is 20 cents cheaper than Rohnert Park. Costco is opening a store in Napa in three weeks so we'll see how that compares.
Redwood City is $4.499 and $4.799 respectively.
The Santa Rosa price is 20 cents cheaper than Rohnert Park. Costco is opening a store in Napa in three weeks so we'll see how that compares.
Seems it's always 5-8 cents cheaper outside the Tulsa metro. I usually try to remember to fill up before I leave the lake at Grove as its usually much cheaper than Tulsa or BA.
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