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How much was gas prices when you started driving ?

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How old were you and what year was it ?
Also how much was the gas prices on average ?

The year was 1966. I was seventeen and the cheapest place in town sold gas for 27.9 cents a gallon. Most places were a couple of cents higher, and I avoided them. The minimum wage was $1.25 an hour.

The world is running out of oil and there is no good substitute. Sorry.

Biofuels are a fantasy, just like wind power. Try running your car on coal or nuclear, or maybe put a solar collector on the roof.

Empty is empty, just like an empty bank account. Your rich uncle isn't going to die again and leave you more.

just under a dollar a gallon
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djgirlkimber2001 says February 27th, 2009 at 4:32 pm

I started driving in 1991. Gas prices were 90 cents a gallon. Man those were the days…..And I am not that old…I am only 31.
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16, 2001, and the prices were like 1.50
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when i got my first tank of gas it was $1.05 or so a gallon. i was 17 and it would have been in 2000
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25 years ago, I think it was around .99 a gallon and not higher than $1.09
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About $1.06/gallon
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Lowest I ever paid was around 1974: 29 cents.
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I was 16 and it was 1983 and it was around $1.05 to 1.25 a gallon. The cheepest I cna remember was around 75 cents a gallon (in the mid to late 70's).

Those were the good days
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72 cents
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I was 17 and it was 1999 when I started driving. The gas prices on average here were about $1.25 or so, but I lived down the road from a gas station that had it for 88 cents! 88 cents, I am dead serious! Long gone are those days! Now, seven years later, you do good to find gas for 2.50!
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$1.50 or something like that.
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I think it was about 1979 and it was a buck-something.
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.25/L
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somewhere around a 1.25.. just as much as lunch money was hehehe that would have been like 3 or 4 years ago…
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Rooster/Blaster says February 27th, 2009 at 9:25 pm

Actually, at the time when I first started driving, I didn't give a rats @ss about the price of gas.

I need gas for me @ss! I need Fuel for me Mule!

I Doo remember, however, when gas was like 69 cent a gallon- that was like 1985 and Junk.
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Theandysullivan says February 27th, 2009 at 9:36 pm

I remember going nuts for a new gas station that opened had .99 for a few days.
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apprx. 1996

In 1998 I paid $1.04. I think the average that year was probably around $1.15.
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In 1971-ish, 10 cents/gallon. It was an outrage then to see the price go up to 19 cents.

(I was driving before that, but I don't remember what the prices were.)
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Well I was 16 and that was 6 years ago so it was 2000. Gas prices were $1.15, and I lived in Wyoming. took $10 MAX to fill my tank.
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Pennsylvania, 1967 and gas was 33 cents a gallon
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I'm in the U.K and I started driving just under 2 years ago and I was about 78 pence a litre for unleaded, I remember I used to avoid petrol stations that charged more than 80 pence a litre! Now its about 96 pence a litre, if not more and a few months ago all the stations went up to over a pound for a few weeks. Totally shocking that it can rise by almost 20 pence a litre in under 2 years!
Whats worse is I live near Aberdeen-the oil and gas capital of Europe-why are we being charged crazy prices for what is coming out of our own seas?! What a mad world!
:-)
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I was 16 in 1969 23 cents per gallon… filled my VW beetle AND took my girlfriend to a movie WITH popcorn for a total of $5.00 !
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You just want to know how old I'am.
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I turned 16 in 1986. The lowest I remember paying was .66 per gallon.
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The year was 1966. I was seventeen and the cheapest place in town sold gas for 27.9 cents a gallon. Most places were a couple of cents higher, and I avoided them. The minimum wage was $1.25 an hour.

The world is running out of oil and there is no good substitute. Sorry.

Biofuels are a fantasy, just like wind power. Try running your car on coal or nuclear, or maybe put a solar collector on the roof.

Empty is empty, just like an empty bank account. Your rich uncle isn't going to die again and leave you more.
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ihavenoquas20004 says February 28th, 2009 at 1:45 am

I was 17 in 1969, and it was 22 cents a gallon. Since it was in New York, it was the average price that year. Now look at the price now here (its not funny anymore either!)
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It was $0.50 a US gallon. I can remember $0.30 as a child.
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89 cents
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it was $1.08 a gallon (d**n i wish those days would come back)
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