$1.45 to $1.59 (at stations 10 miles apart) in Delaware.

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1985 190D 2.2l Sold-to Brother-in-law
1996 Mustang 3.8l -"thinks it's a sports car"
1988 Grand Wagoneer - Sold (good home)
1995 Grand Cherokee Ltd -"What was I thinking??!!"

$1.51 at the Hess in Camp Hill, PA. I noticed it was $1.44 in Pine Grove, PA during a road trip this weekend.

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2002 500SL(Black/Black)
1992 300SE(Black/Black)
1992 190E 2.3(White/Navy)
1999 VW Jetta TDI(Pearl Green)
1986 SAAB 900 Base 3 door(White)
1983 Porsche 911SC(Chiffon)
1977 VW Scirocco(DiamondSilver)

In New England, I usually pay about 1.41 for diesel. Not bad, but just made recent trip to Mannheim PA, filled up with a labled minimum cetane rating of '42', and my 350SD performed much better in fuel economy and power then the stuff I get in New England. They must sell real garbage diesel in New England. I'm surprised the thing even runs! The cetane level must be in the 30's!! Ugggh,

Mississippi: $1.49 in town, $1.24 2 miles from downtown at the Flying J.

Clinton New Jersey Hess station (Route 31 North) $1.31

I just paid $1.31 on Sat. I have noticed signs advertising $1.35/gal and even some higher here in the Northwest Louisiana Area.

Somewhat off topic, but on many occasions I have had to fill up at truck pumps when car diesel pumps are not available.

The truck sized nozzles require care, but are possible to use without spillage.

One night at the Flying J in Ellensburg, WA, I pulled up to the truck pumps with my 190D, not realizing that the car pumps around the front had diesel.

The console operator was quite condescending as she assured me the flow would be too fast and powerful for me to control.

Not long after, I was hauling a load to Spokane, WA, and I stopped at the same Flying J in my Peterbilt.

I resisted the temptation to pull up at the car pumps so I could be sure of being able to control the flow.

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MB 1986 190D in my past
MB 1987 300E on the street
MB 1994 'Smoke Silver' E420 in my driveway
1999 Mazda Miata in the fun stable
1964 E-Type Jaguar Coupe- Sold
1970 E-Type Jaguar Coupe- Sold
1968 Corvair Monza Conv. with Turbo Transplant- Sold
1986 Merkur Xr4ti- abandoned
various mundane American autos

If I'd known then what I know now...

Hell, I'd probably still have done it anyways.

The cheapest I have found in Arizona is a Mobil station in Willcox where it's $1.369. I can't prove it, but it appears that diesel coming into AZ from California runs from $1.70 to $2.00 depending upon the station. Fuel from Texas appears to be in the range of $1.30 to $1.50. Figures....

Wes

bluebaby,
i know what you mean! i filled one time at a texaco just north of the fla.-ga line and i was able to fill an almost empty tank in about 14 seconds!! - the best thing was they had great vats of suds and huge long handled brushes to wash off the bugs !

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1984 300D Turbo - 231k....totalled 11/30/07 RIP

You guys are too lucky. The diesel price in San Jose, CA is about $1.80 as of today (6/17/2003)

Oil and energy companies elsewhere have always tried to fleece
Californians with high oil and energy prices.

Eric

down .07 from 1.76 to 1.69 in the last week

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1984 300D Turbo - 231k....totalled 11/30/07 RIP

Up to 1.65, lowest was 1.59 here in LA

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83 240D four bagger stick diesel 276K

Here in NE Okla diesel is $1.29 while RegUNL is $1.33. Haven't been out of the area in a while, but seems we have been lucky this way for the last year or so. Part of reason is there are several refineries in the area, not a lot of NIMBIES around.

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1961 190Db retired
1968 220D/8 325,000
1983 300D 164,150

Ranges from $1.53 to $1.87 here in Seattle, depending on the brand and what part of the city you are in.