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Get Ready for $4 Gasoline!

Started by F6Dave, Fri 06, Mar 2026, 08:16:15

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Jersey mike

Apparently Chevron is fighting back a little in California. Not a huge campaign but enough to get the message out to the public countering Newsome's claim high gas prices in California are all Pres. Trump's fault. It's about time companies point the finger at just who is responsible for the price of fuel out there. California seems to have forgotten just what really put California on the map. California has more oil than they knkw what to do with yet they want the green revolution that's never going to work out too well for them.

Portion of the article below. In the article is a quick video and another graphic taken from an X account.

" Chevron Fights Back Against Radical Left's Vandalism Campaign – Slaps "Sacramento Policies Did This" Signs on California Gas Pumps After Newsom Tells Californians to Avoid the Gas Company"

Oil giant Chevron is refusing to play along with the Democrat blame game and is directly calling out Gavin Newsom and Sacramento Democrats for the insane gas prices crushing California families.

While homeless meth and crack addicts have been caught plastering gas pumps across Southern California with stickers falsely blaming President Donald Trump for the state's sky-high fuel costs, Chevron has responded by installing educational signs that tell the truth the left doesn't want you to hear.

The signs read: "Sacramento policies did this. Now you pay more."

And: "California politicians are choosing foreign oil and fuels over local jobs and lower costs."


https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/05/chevron-fights-back-against-radical-lefts-vandalism-campaign/





GiG

 OK, ready for $4 gas!    ;)
Still $4.50 around here, can be had for $3.99 if you search hard and travel far enough  :coolsmiley:

Rumor has it Iran is about to surrender  ;D
We'll see  :-\
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LadyDraco

Well yesterday the  farm need  fuel...
And  I had  to fill the  truck, LOL I didn't  even get to top it  fully off..
   Crappy fuel was  $ 4.15 at Sams club Got  5 gals  for  the  quad  and  put fuel in the  truck..
I got  5 gals  of  100%  $ 5.25 

OUCH  for  me and  the  farm....
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Jersey mike

Here on the Jersey Shore we are hovering around $4.35 at Wawa I think, some independent stations are $4.45 and Exxon is $4.55 I think. All for regular 87. Some stations are even higher depending on the town or location.

F6Dave

Quote from: Jersey mike on Sat 23, May 2026, 04:39:15Apparently Chevron is fighting back a little in California. Not a huge campaign but enough to get the message out to the public countering Newsome's claim high gas prices in California are all Pres. Trump's fault. It's about time companies point the finger at just who is responsible for the price of fuel out there. California seems to have forgotten just what really put California on the map. California has more oil than they knkw what to do with yet they want the green revolution that's never going to work out too well for them.

Portion of the article below. In the article is a quick video and another graphic taken from an X account.

" Chevron Fights Back Against Radical Left's Vandalism Campaign – Slaps "Sacramento Policies Did This" Signs on California Gas Pumps After Newsom Tells Californians to Avoid the Gas Company"

Oil giant Chevron is refusing to play along with the Democrat blame game and is directly calling out Gavin Newsom and Sacramento Democrats for the insane gas prices crushing California families.

While homeless meth and crack addicts have been caught plastering gas pumps across Southern California with stickers falsely blaming President Donald Trump for the state's sky-high fuel costs, Chevron has responded by installing educational signs that tell the truth the left doesn't want you to hear.

The signs read: "Sacramento policies did this. Now you pay more."

And: "California politicians are choosing foreign oil and fuels over local jobs and lower costs."

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/05/chevron-fights-back-against-radical-lefts-vandalism-campaign/

Good for Chevron. It's time for these companies to celebrate their products rather than defend them.

For years many oil companies thought if they compromised with radical environmentalists, all would be fine. One example is BP's rebrand from British Petroleum to Beyond Petroleum. Initially it was just an ad campaign, but later they pledged to reduce 'fossil fuel' production by 40% by 2030. Other companies made similar pledges.

Then reality struck back, as the global hydrocarbon usage continued to grow in spite of trillions spent on wind and solar. Another factor was leftist state and local governments trying to sue oil companies out of existence, like the case in Boulder, Colorado which will soon be in front of SCOTUS.

Energy is the most important commodity on the planet.  Without energy we couldn't cultivate food, nor could we process it, refrigerate it, or transport it to market.  Without energy clean drinking water would be a luxury, and life saving pharmaceuticals and medical devices couldn't exist.  If reliable energy (coal/nat gas/nuclear/hydro) were to disappear, civilization would collapse into chaos in a matter of days.  We'd be living in a Mad Max scenario.

F6Dave

The most expensive gas I've bought was along US-395 just east of the Sierra Nevadas in California. Right now diesel costs just under $9 a gallon at some stations in that area. That's higher than Europe!

Jersey mike

Went for gas this morning, at Exxon where I get gas it was down a few cents to $4.45.

f6john

One of my old bosses had a favorite saying. When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot in it and hold on. My rope has had a knot in it for a while now. But I haven't lost faith that we can reel in Iran, stop their nuclear/ uranium enrichment program and get the Strait back to normal operations. Mostly I want to knock the stool out from under the Democrats as soon as possible.

Pluggy

Quote from: Jersey mike on Mon 25, May 2026, 12:29:52Went for gas this morning, at Exxon where I get gas it was down a few cents to $4.45.

Mike, what do you drive?  The "Flex Fuel" badge on my F-150 means it will burn E15 and E85, too.  The local Sheetz station sells E15 for 50 cents less than E10.  I was skeptical, but tried E15 and the truck runs as good as ever.  E15 contains 1.6% less energy than E10.  As E15 costs 12.3% less, there is a miles-per-dollar savings.

Whatever you drive, you may want to look into the possibility of using E15.

old2soon

     Out and about today-cage before ya ask-right here in W S the 2 largest atations here are Still @ $4.19 a gal But MFA at $4.00 a gal. Gotta wunder how long dat will last? RIDE SAFE.
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Jersey mike

Quote from: Pluggy on Tue 26, May 2026, 15:27:57
Quote from: Jersey mike on Mon 25, May 2026, 12:29:52Went for gas this morning, at Exxon where I get gas it was down a few cents to $4.45.

Mike, what do you drive?  The "Flex Fuel" badge on my F-150 means it will burn E15 and E85, too.  The local Sheetz station sells E15 for 50 cents less than E10.  I was skeptical, but tried E15 and the truck runs as good as ever.  E15 contains 1.6% less energy than E10.  As E15 costs 12.3% less, there is a miles-per-dollar savings.

Whatever you drive, you may want to look into the possibility of using E15.

My wife drives a 6cyl Toyota Avalon. I drive a 6cyl Honda Ridgeline.

I believe all our gas in NJ is E-15 but also in NJ we have two different types of gas, it's seasonal. We have summer gas which is designed for lower smog and winter gas which is designed for easier cold weather starting. I have no idea if the rest of the country has this program.

Pluggy

Mike, filling the truck with E15 yesterday saved me $11.  That's good, but it just doesn't feel like a bargain. 

Jersey mike

Quote from: Pluggy on Wed 27, May 2026, 07:32:05Mike, filling the truck with E15 yesterday saved me $11.  That's good, but it just doesn't feel like a bargain. 

I don't believe we have an option in NJ on E-15, we use what the state says we're allowed to have. The only options are 87,91 or 93 octane and diesel of course.

F6Dave

On my quick ride to Eureka Springs last week, I bought gas in Colorado, Kansas, and Missouri. The prices in Colorado were considerably higher, sometimes as much as $1 more. And high altitude states like Colorado have somewhat deceptive advertised prices. Regular is only 85 octane, so if your vehicle needs 87 octane you need to pay significantly more for mid-grade.

I found myself stopping at Quik Trip stations when available. Their fuel is Top Tier certified, and ethanol free is available too.