In Mid-Michigan, gas prices jumped to 2.19 a gallon overnight. In early March, we paid that or more in San Diego. What's it like in your neck of the woods?

Just went over $2 this week in southern New Hampshire.

Paid $1.89 this morning in Cedar Park, (just outside of Austin) Tx.

$2.52 Southern Cal!!

$2.44 in San Jose, CA

Cheapest is $2.24 in central California

In my corner of San Diego, it's $2.35 for regular...and rising.

$1.94 for 87 octane here in central Missouri. I'm leaving in four days for Utah and 9 months ago when I was planning and trying to estimate what fuel costs would be, I thought I was safely over-estimating at $2 a gallon. I was so wrong.

I paid $2.68 on Tuesday here on Maui, but heard on the news this morning there was another price increase last night.

It's up to $2.25$) for regular, and I'm not even in Hawaii#39;(

Living in Manhattan and not owning a car, I pay $5.25 per gallon to AVIS when I return the car with less than a full tank.

Cheapest gas station in my NJ neighborhood is $1.98 for regular (at least last week it was!).

$2.05 20 miles north of Boston. Was 2.03 yesterday.

How bad is this? I have no idea how much gas prices are they change so often.

In suburban Chicago, I payed $2.18 per gallon this morning. Last night I saw a place for $2.04. & another suburb had a number of stations at about $2.02. Also an article in the paper today said that yesterday, 10 area gas stations were selling something called E-85 hybrid fuel for 0.85 per gallon between 3pm to 7pm to promote this type of gas, & where this is available, it will usually cost 10 to 15 cents less per gallon than the regular gas.

$2.25 for regular in Oregon yesterday. Has been around there for a while now.

Been in the Florida Keys for 2 weeks and the average is $2.15 for regular.

$1.93 a gallon generic and $2.05 a gallon name brand, 87 octane.

That's on Maryland's eastern shore, Queen Anne's County.

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