Gas brand loyalties?

[Gonz]

It was over 5000...in the 80's.

This only works back to 1990 & it says over 3100...Converter

 

[Luis G]

It was over 5000...in the 80's.

Perhaps, my memory doesn't go that far back, I was just a small child, probably in the times of Lopez Portillo (aka the dog, "I will protect the peso like a dog", then Mexico had its worst devaluation ever, good job Dog).


This one goes back until 86
http://www.banamex.com.mx/esp/finanzas/historicos/dolar/historico_dolar.jsp

 

[Gonz]

If memory serves, this would've been the late 80s. It maxed at something like 5700/1. It was soon followed by a devaluation & reworking of the peso.

 

[freako104]

my family usually uses Shell gas and has for as long as I can remember

 

[Mirlyn]

Mostly QuikTrip and Dillons here.

 

[HomeLAN]

Racetrac. Cheap, and on the way home.

 

[PT]

I buy pretty well anything that has a pump. I do tend to favor the pay at the pump or full service places. I won't buy gas at Casey's, they've had a few incedents of water in the gas. I think they've taken care of it now, but I still don't trust em.

 

[TexasRaceLady]

The brand I buy depends on where I am at the moment. Here in town, I use whatever Kroger has in the ground, because it's usually the cheapest.

On the road, whatever I come across when I need gas.

 

[FluerVanderloo]

I use BP. It's the cheapest in my area, and literally right down the street. Lasts longer in my little crapper car too.

 

[PrincessLissa]

I usualy use BP as it is somewhat enviromentaly aware and they are usualy the cheaper of all the stations as there are about 50 billion of them. I live near major highways so the prices are a bit more expensive unless I drive further into town.