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Seems that the vast differences in fuel prices between counties,states,and nations is due to vast differences in taxation. It's rather constant what the oil companies do to us, it's very different what local governments do to us.
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In Missouri it is because of the change in gasoline from the refiners. 87 octane unlead is no longer available. Instead a sub octane unlead that has to be blended with ethanol to make the 87 octane spec. When this change over took effect last month we saw an immediate 18 cent drop at the pump.
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$3.25 reg, $3.75 diesel here in York
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