(LOS ANGELES, March 14, 2008) – Southern
The average price of self-serve regular gasoline in the Los Angeles-Long Beach area is $3.592, which is 9.4 cents higher than last week, 51 cents more than last month, and 52 cents above last year. In
“California refiners are quite able to meet demand right now, according to figures from oil industry analysts that show inventories ranging nearly 30 percent higher than at this time last year,” said Auto Club spokesperson Jeffrey Spring. “These record prices in
The Weekend Gas Watch monitors the average price of gasoline as of 12:01 a.m., March 14:
Area | Regular | One-week change | Record Price | 2007 Record Price |
$3.592 | + 9.4 cents | $3.592 (3/13/08) | $3.487 (5/9/2007) | |
$3.541 | + 9.4 cents | $3.541 (3/13/08) | $3.479 (5/8/2007) | |
$3.619 | + 7.8 cents | $3.619 (3/13/08) | $3.503 (5/8/2007) | |
$3.720 | + 8.4 cents | $3.720 (3/13/08) | $3.614 (5/15/2007) | |
$3.598 | + 9.6 cents | $3.598 (3/13/08) | $3.486 (5/8/2007) | |
$3.562 | + 5.6 cents | $3.562 (3/13/08) | $3.489 (5/7/2007) | |
$3.260 | + 7.6 cents | $3.260 (3/13/08) | $3.209 (5/29/2007) | |