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The average price of automobile fuel in the US was reported as $1.74 US per gallon today. At $1 US = .81 Euro, and 1 gallon US = 3.78 litres, that comes to  0.37 Euros per litre (if my math is correct).<br><br>For comparison, please post petrol/gas prices in your corner of the world. <br><br>(And now the US bashing about this subject may also begin...)<br><br>TYVM.

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An average 87.9 to 89.9 a liter now. We think it'll go higher than a dollar in a near future.

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... It's Fucked,...  it'll be $2.50, by summer time, and I'll have to resort to rickshawing my way around... anyone know of a good coolie I could put on the payroll..??<br>[center][/center]

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you lot are lucky over there, petrol is about 4 or 5 times the price here than it is there.....if i remember right

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[soapbox] gas should fucking be a hi-priced luxury item, maybe gas-guzzling suv & hummjob sales would take a dive...ya know who ultimatley gets a good chunk of change for every greasey polluting global-warming war-supporting gallon you burn: the guys who are sitting on our oil [/soapbox]<br><br>

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We could go on at the price of living.<br><br>I bought a small bungalow in 1987 and worked at two jobs to pay it in 9 years instead of 20. Lucky I did cause now it's one thing that don't bother me as I'm jobless now.<br><br>With City taxes, Scholar taxes and Electricity (our only way to heat), I have to pay about 280$ monthly to stay in my house. A simple kitchen-living room-2 chambers would cost me about 550$ a month to rent. And it may not be heated. I'm not wealthy enough to do that now.<br><br>It's worst in Montreal. It could go as high to 900$ depending where you live. And in Toronto, it's way above 1100$. A regular simple no-extras bungalow would sell for more than 250,000$.<br><br>No need to say that salaries didn't follow that rise in about everything. In this capitalism system, we're getting poorer by the minute. It's no use getting us a 2% annual raise when we're facing an averaging 3 to 5% raise in cost of living. We just can't get by in the long run. Get me a ticket to India.    

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Here, it costs about the equivalent of $3.00 (U.S.) per gallon, although we use litres. It's a fucking rip off.

$1.72/ gallon up here in New England.

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Thanks for the responses. Last time I was in Europe (2000), I recalled that the price of gas was 4-5 times more expensive than in the US. People here have a hard time believing that - spoiled as too many of us are and completely unaware it!

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My daughter was just mentioning how during the flood evacuation a few years ago gas was almost $5 a gallon and you couldn't find any, now we are stuck at home are tanks are full and gas is super cheap...what the...

77 cents/litre, here.
Two weeks ago it was $1.06, and that was considered low.

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