5 cheapest and most expensive states to buy gas and diesel
The average price of gasoline in the country has down to less than $5 per gallon, but as schools shut down and Americans hit the highways for the start of the summer travel season, filling will still be a pain. That’s especially true for those who need refueling diesel oil10%-20% more expensive on average than gasoline.
President Biden’s The proposed federal gas tax holiday could save buyers a few dollars on pump purchases, and future oil price drops offer hope for lower pump prices, but drivers should trust their fuel bills. expensive in the near future. Here are the five states where gas is the most expensive and cheapest right now, ranked by their average cost-per-gallon. regularly lead-free fuel per AAA (as of June 23).
The most expensive states for gasoline
#5 – Washington – $5.52
This list is dominated by the western coastal states. Washington, Oregon, and California have some of the highest fuel taxes per gallon in the nation, far exceeding (and in addition to) federal taxes.
#4 – Hawaii – 5.56 USD
Hawaii is the land of high commodity prices. If they can’t grow or fish it sustainably, Hawaii will have to pay a lot for it, including gasoline. Perhaps a little more surprising is the fact that it’s cheaper to buy unleaded normal in Hawaii than in three states that aren’t isolated from the US by huge bodies of water. Speaking of which …
#3 – Alaska – 5.59 USD
Yes, gas in Alaska is more expensive than in Hawaii, and that’s despite the lowest state-mandated gas tax in the country. What does that look like for the reality of the global economy?
#2 – Nevada – $5.62
Huh?
#1 – California – $6.36
This should come as no surprise to anyone. Fuel prices in California are by default high. Right now, they’re at over $6 per gallon. That is not cheap.
Cheapest states for gasoline
#47 – Arkansas – $4.49
Our top five states are all Western states. Now it’s time to head south. If you are looking for something cheaper road trip this summer, consider visiting Giant Popeye statue in Alma, Arkansas.
#48 – Louisiana – $4.49
How about Louisiana? You’re a little late to Mardi Gras, but you can always go look at the giant fish in Eunice.
#49 – South Carolina – $4.49
Columbia is the home of largest fire hydrant in the worldclear.
#50 – Mississippi – $4.46
We just left a link to Mammy’s Cupboard here and slowly walk away…
#51 – Georgia – $4.44
Georgia has everything. Peach. Sports. coke. What do you think we mean?
Curious where your state ranks for gas pump prices? Here is a complete list of all 50 states plus the District of Columbia; you can see a sortable list with current prices on AAA’s website.
- California
- Nevada
- Alaska
- Hawaii
- Washington
- Oregon
- Illinois
- Arizona
- Idaho
- Utah
- Michigan
- District of Columbia
- Indiana
- Maine
- Pennsylvania
- Vermont
- New York
- Massachusetts
- Montana
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- Rhode Island
- Ohio
- New Hampshire
- Delaware
- Connecticut
- Colorado
- Maryland
- West Virginia
- Wyoming
- Wisconsin
- Virginia
- New Mexico
- South Dakota
- North Dakota
- Nebraska
- Florida
- Minnesota
- Kentucky
- Iowa
- Missouri
- Kansas
- Oklahoma
- Texas
- North Carolina
- Tennessee
- Alabama
- Arkansas
- Louisiana
- South Carolina
- Mississippi
- Georgia
Diesel is coveted by those who live frugally on the freeway or need drag or transport heavy objects over long distances. For that reason, it is the fuel of choice for many modes of freight transport, and summer road vehicles will have to compete with transport for precious oil reserves, fuel prices are always high.
The most expensive states for diesel engines
#5 – Rhode Island – $6.22
#4 – New York – $6.26
#3 – Oregon – $6.37
#2 – Washington – $6.39
#1 – California – $6.99
The most expensive states for diesel engines
#47 – Louisiana – $5.37
#48 – Mississippi – $5.37
#49 – Nebraska – $5.35
#50 – Texas – $5.31
#51 – Oklahoma – $5.30
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