Here it goes ... $4.89

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DK1JXdOwPv8

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If they're willing to pay, then there you go. Come to Texas - we don't have that problem.

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- Brian


1989 500SEL Euro
1966 250SE Cabriolet
1958 BMW Isetta 600

nice mic

"MalibuHD power newz"? Great source, I'm sure he will get it right.

I was especially impressed with the man-on-the-street interview - very insightful and stimulating observations from a guy that looks like he was from Berkeley.

If you don't like the price a particular station is charging for gas here is some free advice - don't go there. Unlike many federal government programs and tax policies you have the CHOICE when and where you buy your gas... at least for now anyway.

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98 Dodge-Cummins pickup (123k)
13 GLK250 (135k)
06 E320CDI (323K)
16 C300 (62K)
82 300GD Gelaendewagen (54K)

Cry my a river. When I was in SD back in Jan, I saw gas for $2.99-$2.89, while it was almost $3.20 back here. I know its a big state, but cry me a river.

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1999 SL500
1969 280SE
2023 Ram 1500
2007 Tiara 3200

You pump for free in Texas? ... I'll be right over

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Sure, big oil is punishing you for not allowing drilling rigs between Long Beach and Catalina Island, but there are other factors why your fuel should be higher.

What is the monthly lease payment on a convenience store and parking lot piece of property in Malibu?

Are there people living within walking distance of the gas station willing to work for $7.00/hr?

How much does the delivery driver charge for delivering a truck full? It has to be more than in an area of low wages and little traffic.

I can see why people there are tempted to go grease.

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1983 300SD "Guderian"
1987 MR2
2015 Camry
2015 Chevy Spark
2006 Hyundai Tucson

Hey, at least it isn't $1.17(Euro)/liter, I think that comes to $6-7(US)/gallon. But the day may be coming, unless commodities tank first. Welcome to the new "Commodities Bubble" folks.