Arizona pump prices slipped to a four-month low last week. East Valley drivers saw an 8 cent dip week-over-week to $3.479. Statewide, motorists are paying an average of $3.540 per gallon, a drop of more than 7 cents from the previous week. Nationwide, the price of fuel shed 6 cents to $3.472, marking the first time the national average has been below the $3.50 mark since February.
One cause is the price of crude, which sank below $80 per barrel, an eight-month low for the commodity, according to AAA Arizona.
Tucson and Flagstaff hold the low and high state fuel averages at $3.450 and $3.696 per gallon, respectively. South Carolina and California hold the low and high price extremes for the lower 48 states at $3.058 and $3.929 per gallon, respectively.
Juggernaut8000 posted at 4:26 pm on Wed, Jun 27, 2012.
If our traitor president had his way this is how gas prices per gallon would be:
White with a job $100.00
White without job $9.99
Asian with a job $9.00
Asian without a job $8.99 (generally not applicable)
Hispanic $1.99 (but if they have more that 3 babies free gas)
Illegal immigrant $no charge, free gas.
Black $No charge and free food stamps with every gallon purchased.