Honolulu Gas Guide

Crude oil prices went down again for the 3rd time and dived to as low as $100 per barrel, after its all time peak in July, despite threats of hurricane "Ike".

The US crude oil prices fell from another $4.00, reaching its lowest at $91.54 yesterday. It happens to be the third price flactuation on oil prices, after its all-time peak of $145.29 per barrel.

The recent weakening on oil price offers so much hope, not just to the airline industry, but, for all of us of course.

Below is the list of the top 10 cheapest gas stations in Honolulu, along with their respective prices and business locations:

1.Costco at 520 Alakawa Street, Honolulu, HI, tops everyone; whose regular is at 4.08 and premium at $4.27. Its branch in Ka Uka Boulevard, Waipio Gentry offers the same price range.

2.Lex Brodie at 94-169 Farrington Highway (near Leoole St.) Waipahu & 701 Queen Street, Honolulu HI
Reg: $4.12
Midgrade: $4.22
Premium: $4.32

3. AAFES, Wisser Rd near In Building 535, Fort Shafter, Honolulu, HI
Reg: $4.13
Premium: $4.33

4.Tony's at Kaahi & Dillingham Boulevard Honolulu, HI
Reg: $4.13
Midgrade: $4.23
Premium: $4.33

5. NEX, 4725 Bouganville Drive near Radford Drive, Pearl Harbor, HI
Reg: $4.13
Premium: $4.33

6.Freedom at North School Street and Gulick Ave, Honolulu, HI
Reg: $4.15
Midgrade: $4.23
Premium: $4.33

7. Aloha: 2314 N School St & Kam IV Rd ; 1860 N King St & Kaili St; 215 S. Vineyard, Honolulu, HI
Reg: $4.15
Midgrade: $4.24
Premium: $4.32

8. Tesoro, 759 S King St & Cooke St (across Alapai Bus Transit Center @ Kakaako), Honolulu, HI
Reg: $4.15
Premium: $4.33

9. 7 Eleven, 505 Kapahulu & Castle Street, Honolulu, HI
Reg: $4.16
Premium: $4.34

10. Chevron at KOKO MARINA CENTER, Hawaii Kai
Reg: $4.19
Premium: $4.35

76 now marks to sell the most expensive gasoline all over Honolulu whose regular alone is at $4.33

Nationwide, Hawaii (4.379) remains to sell the most expensive gas all over United States, followed by Alaska (4.352), whose average is at 4.42 and Georgia at 4.193. And, Delaware sells the cheapest, offering 3.484. See complete listing of the 50 states, along with their average retail prices.

Delaware- 3.484
NewJersey- 3.514
Wyoming- 3.584
Pennsylvania- 3.594
Massachusetts- 3.613
Arizona- 3.633
NewHampshire- 3.641
Oklahoma- 3.645
RhodeIsland- 3.654
Missouri- 3.664
IowaState- 3.672
Vermont- 3.676
Nevada- 3.688
Maryland- 3.691
NorthDakota- 3.695
Oregon- 3.708
Colorado- 3.712
Kansas- 3.720
Nebraska- 3.721
SouthDakota- 3.727
Texa- 3.731
Minnesota- 3.739
Idaho- 3.740
Utah- 3.743
NewMexico- 3.764
Washington- 3.785
Maine3.794
Montana- 3.805
Virginia- 3.808
NewYork- 3.808
Connecticut- 3.817
Washington- DC3.817
Mississippi- 3.850
Louisiana- 3.855
California- 3.859
FloridaState- 3.864
Arkansas- 3.915
Wisconsin- 3.945
WestVirginia- 4.004
Ohio- 4.008
NorthCarolina- 4.017
Kentucky- 4.033
SouthCarolina- 4.078
Tennessee- 4.097
Alabama4.116
Illinois- 4.127
Indiana- 4.168
Michigan- 4.179
Georgia- 4.193
Alaska- 4.352
Hawaii- 4.379

We hope that this "rollback", won't just stop from here.

What I guess, most of us are scared of right now, is for this rollback to be "too good to be true". Well, I just I hope not.

We all want relief from the sharp "domino effects" of oil price hike in our economy and standards of living.

My special acknowledgement to www.gasbuddy.com and www.honolulugasprices.com for their continued efforts to provide the public, us, with the up to date gas prices in our respective localities. Kudos to you guys!