that'll be great, even more expensive cars- but wait, eliminating CAFE will save us $82 per new car!

STUPID! If you want to know why cars cost more, look at tariffs, commodity spikes, electronics, and supply chain changes — not long-established fuel economy rules. Weakening CAFE standards could backfire and lead to HIGHER gas prices if vehicles become less efficient.

Impressively, running a B789 ORD to LHR and back, once per day, vs the B772 could net a **90 million** gallon savings over the lifespan (30yrs) of a plane, assuming similar loads.

While jet fuel demand hasn't hit records in the U.S., passenger counts have. Increased fuel efficiency of newer planes. So I did some math- how many fewer gallons would a 787-9 use vs a 777-200 over that 30 years? Any guesses? (same routes, utilization, etc)

Refinery utilization bouncing back to nearly summer levels at 94.1%... big gasoline builds should continue with seasonally weakening demand, supporting gas prices being relatively low.

EIA, week ending 11/28 Crude oil: +0.6M Domestic prod: 13.815MMbpd Cushing: -0.5M Gasoline: +4.5M Mogas supplied: 8.326MMbpd Distillates: +2.1M Refiner utilz: 94.1% Ref inputs: 17.088MMbpd Total exports: 11.120MMbpd #oil #eia #gas

Chicago's O’Hare is on pace for a new all-time record for passengers, with 63.64M through September — up 0.4% vs. 2019, while Midway still lags 2019 by 5.36% YTD.

With #gasprices jumping in Indiana and Ohio (due to cycling), the national average has inched back above the $3/gal mark for now. The national average remains 2.4c/gal lower than a year ago.

Finally made it- the earliest sunset time in Chicago- 4:19pm CT- is today! The sunrise will continue to get slightly later, but it's all downhill for sunset times from here!

CHEAPEST gas station in the U.S. today is selling regular gasoline in Denver, CO at $1.78/gal, GasBuddy has confirmed.

One common ingredient to the ultra-low gas prices in some areas of Ohio and Colorado has been large newcomers to the area making a splash to communities offering low gas prices- can't think of a state more in the crossroads of new c-stpre brands than Ohio.

Today's gas price scorecard: Most common prices: $2.99, $2.89, $2.79, $2.69, $2.59 Median price $2.89 Mean price $2.99 Cheapest 10% avg $2.33 Costliest 10% avg $4.45 States below $3: 31 States above $4: 3 Cheapest city avg: Henderson, KY $2.18 Costliest city avg: San Diego $4.69

"Trump to Ease Mileage Rules in Bid to Curb Rising Car Prices" This will do NOTHING to lower vehicle prices: 1. Automakers already invested in CAFE years ago 2. Biggest price pressure NOT fuel efficiency related: tariffs, commodity prices, ADAS, tech 3. Bigger cars=bigger profits

GasBuddy tracking multiple stations across Ohio that raised gas prices by over $1 per gallon in the blink of an eye yesterday. One station in Lewis Center, OH went from $1.94/gal to $2.99/gal.

ALERT: #GasPrices appear to be rising to $2.89/gal in #Ohio today. This is a routine price cycle. Heads up to other price cycling states!

National Average Falls Below $3, Hits Lowest Level Since 2021, by @GasBuddyGuy open.substack.com/pub/gasprice...

The national average price of gasoline has fallen 8.5c/gal from a week ago and stands at $2.95 per gallon, the lowest level since May, 2021, according to GasBuddy data. Prices stand 5.4c/gal lower than a year ago.

HEADS UP price cycling markets across the county- huge and aggressive dips in gas prices put most price cycling markets at risk of seeing a "reset" this week: OH, MI, IN, IL, TX, FL, CO and a few more...

Gas prices have dropped below $2 at maybe a few dozen stations in 4 states. That is *not* "a lot of places" Gas prices on average are $2.98/gal as of now (GasBuddy data) ZERO states are remotely close to falling below a $2/gal average, but 31 are below $3.

Today's U.S. gas price rundown National average $2.98/g Most common price $2.99/g Cheapest average state: Oklahoma $2.35/g Cheapest average city: Henderson, KY $2.18/g Cheapest station: $1.82/g, Aurora, CO Percent of U.S. stations below $2/g: 0.028% States below $3/g: 31

BREAKING: Ohio joins Colorado, Texas and Oklahoma as having at least one gas station charging $1.99/gal or less with a @sheetz at $1.97/gal in Lewis Center, OH

That escalated QUICKLY: Ohio is about to join the sub-$2/gal club. Cheapest stations now at $2.03 in Ohio.

U.S. gas prices now average $2.946/gallon, according to GasBuddy, the lowest since May 9, 2021.

GasBuddy now tracking 30 states with average gas prices below $3, with ME, MA, RI, NJ and FL set to join soon.

BREAKING: U.S. National Average Gas Price Falls Below $3/gal, Lowest Level Since 2021 www.gasbuddy.com/newsroom/pre...

WOAH! Cheaper gas! According to GasBuddy data, average U.S. gas prices have dropped to their lowest level in 1,664 days (May 9, 2021) at $2.961/gal this morning.

ALL 50 states have seen #gasprices decline over the last week, in the run up to Thanksgiving- a major feat. Can we end the myth now that #gasprices go up due to the holidays? Biggest drops: OH -22c NM -17c MI -17c CO -15c NV -15c

BREAKING: Thanksgiving Day average #gasprices slipped to $2.97 per gallon, the lowest on Thanksgiving since 2020, below GasBuddy's forecast of $3.02/gal.

Today, I'm thankful for all of you who follow along — your support, questions, and conversations fuel what I do. Grateful I get to do work I love, and humbled by the many experts in this space whose insights keep the dialogue sharp. Appreciate you all, Happy Thanksgiving. Cheers.

BREAKING: spot gasoline prices (just upstream from wholesale prices) are below $2 per gallon in all U.S. regions! National average falling to $2.99/gal is just days away! Spot prices are the "foundation" for gas prices everywhere.

BREAKING: Alongside $1.99/gal prices at a few gas stations in CO and OK, Canada has seen 2 stations slip below the $1/L mark, charging 99.9c/L in Alberta!

Thanksgiving Day national average price of gasoline (nominal plus adjusted for inflation) going back to 2005. Data: GasBuddy. (2025 forecast calls for $3.02/gal)

Refinery utilization jumping to 92.3% means lower #gasprices are a solid bet in the weeks ahead.

EIA, week ending 11/21 Crude oil: +2.8M Domestic prod: 13.814MMbpd Cushing: NC Gasoline: +2.5M Mogas supplied: 8.726MMbpd Distillates: +1.1M Refiner utilz: 92.3% Ref inputs: 16.763MMbpd Total exports: 11.330MMbpd #oil #eia #gas

Oklahoma became the first U.S. state to see (sustainable) gas prices below $2/gal, we recorded this back in mid-October at the NACS Show in Chicago- the other part of this clip- prices nationally could average below $3 soon & stay there much of the rest of '25

60% of Americans hitting the road this Thanksgiving, down slightly from last year, with gas prices likely to be the same ($3.02) this year as last.

Diesel prices are up 25c/gal from a year ago, with 49/50 states seeing higher prices. But we should see diesel prices moderating in the days ahead as well.

SHARE! As millions hit the road for Thanksgiving, top travel tips: ➡️Check GasBuddy app (map view!) before filling up ➡️State lines are danger zones- volatile gas prices ➡️Use cruise control ➡️Use a loyalty app for 5-10c savings ➡️Empty your trunk/remove weight ➡️Check tire pressures

Here's where #gasprices are above their year ago level: AK +26c OR +24c WA +20c CA +19c ID +16c AZ +13c UT +10c NV +8c RI +7c MN +6c MT +5c NJ +5c TX +3c VT +2c CT +1c MA +1c

Here's where #gasprices are below their year ago level: CO -33c WY -26c IN -20c OH -18c HI -16c KY -16c WI -13c ND -10c LA -10c SD -9c SC -8c GA -8c MD -7c NM -7c NC -6c VA -6c AL -5c ME -5c TN -5c FL -4c MI -4c MS -3c AR -3c KS -2c MO -2c OK -2c NH, DE, IA, IL, NY, WV, NE -1c

$1.83/gal!! That's the lowest gas price in the nation *today*, at a Shell in Denver, CO, as a result of a price war with local stations.

We've flipped- again! The national average price of gasoline now stands 1.1c/gal below its year ago level at $3.045/gal this morning, with 29 states below $3- the same amount last year. The median US price is $2.89/gal, while the most common is $2.99/gal! Safe travels, all!

BREAKING: Oklahoma, the state with the current lowest average price of gasoline has just fallen to its lowest level in 1,735 days: $2.43/gal. They haven't seen it this low since Feb 25, 2021. More states could soon join thanks to low oil prices & refinery maintenance wrapping.

Going to get a bit less rosy for refiners in the nation's Midwest- a barrel of finished gasoline now fetching just $65/bbl, not much better in the Great Lakes at $68/bbl

Adjusting for inflation and excluding 2020 (pandemic), gas prices this Thanksgiving will be at their lowest since 2016, when they were $2.84* ($2.11, adjusted for inflation).

BP has located the cause of the Olympic Pipeline leak, confirming the 20-inch line was impacted... a repair and restart plan coming soon...

Oil down >2% this morning on potential Ukraine/Russia peace deal, but I wouldn't be shocked if it doesn't move forward. However, for now, it'll mean a continued drop in #gasprices virtually coast-to-coast.

BREAKING: Nation’s Cheapest Stations Fall to $1.99/gallon Ahead of Thanksgiving for the First Time in Four Years www.gasbuddy.com/go/nations-c...

$1.99/gal #gasprices at 4 stations in Oklahoma are likely the first sustainable/profitable $1.99 price we've seen this year. It won't be the last!

$1.99? Are you outta' yo mind? GasBuddy now counts 8 gas stations in 3 states (CO, OK, TX) with prices of $1.99/gal or lower! (Some of these are selling below cost)