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To: benwood who wrote (14875)6/3/2004 3:28:58 PM
From: Elroy Jetson  Respond to of 110194
 
The typical dealer mark-up on gasoline is $0.18 per gallon. In extreme situations this might rise to as much as $0.35 (typically when oil prices are declining) or decline to zero (when oil or refining capacity is in short supply).

Costco sells gasoline at break-even as a promotional item to bring customers to their store location. So the Costco discount of $0.18 in your area is about what you'd expect.



To: benwood who wrote (14875)6/3/2004 3:44:33 PM
From: Knighty Tin  Respond to of 110194
 
Ben, When I was going to college, I used to buy gas for my bike at Ez Pickins. They were much cheaper than the majors and they all got their juice from the big Arco Avon refinery. But my Kawasaki could run on anything. <G>