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WestyWanderer
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San Felipe Gas Prices
Planning to head down on Wednesday, what are the current gas prices in San Felipe and Mexicali? Thanks in advance.
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PaulW
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A moving target
on 3/14 21.25p/l
on 3/19 SF 20.99P/l at the PMEX
El Dorado ARCO out of regular. Maybe have it tomorrow?
Wait for todays prices by others.
[Edited on 3-21-2022 by PaulW]
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JZ
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Quote: Originally posted by PaulW  | A moving target
on 3/14 21.25p/l
on 3/19 SF 20.99P/l at the PMEX
El Dorado ARCO out of regular. Maybe have it tomorrow?
Wait for todays prices by others.
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So about $3.90/gallon?
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David K
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Just to compare, lowest prices I found today in San Diego County was $5.49 so anyplace in Baja California is better than in (Alta) California!
Baja means Lower, after all!
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JDCanuck
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Gas in San Felipe about 2/3 the price compared to Canada with our extra carbon taxes. Amazingly cheap still.
[Edited on 3-21-2022 by JDCanuck]
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WestyWanderer
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Thank you Paul.
I usually fill up state side but I will fill up in Mexico this time since the prices are so much better.
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JZ
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Anyone have the price of diesel?
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John Harper
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I have not changed any of my travel plans due to the price of gas. Life is too short.
John
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Bajaboy
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Just did a quick trip to Tijuana for a 50k trail run. I got gas in GN, Tecate, and San Felipe. Every station was about 21 pesos per liter.
Cheaper gas and better service...got to love Mexico!
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JZ
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| Quote: Originally posted by Bajaboy | Just did a quick trip to Tijuana for a 50k trail run. I got gas in GN, Tecate, and San Felipe. Every station was about 21 pesos per liter.
Cheaper gas and better service...got to love Mexico! |
I'm sure it helps the locals a lot. Hopefully they can keep the prices down.
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TMW
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All of the name brand stations here in Bakersfield are over $6 a gallon, some $6.59 and that's not along I-5 or the 99.
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| Quote: Originally posted by TMW | | All of the name brand stations here in Bakersfield are over $6 a gallon, some $6.59 and that's not along I-5 or the 99. |
$1 cheaper in San Diego.
I would think bakersfield being an oil town fuel would be cheaper, less transport, etc.
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never forget
Mexico is a (kinda) socialist country
gas, water, power rates are set by the government
always eyeballing what people can afford
I know socialist is evil
but it makes life for us little guys a bit easier
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WestyWanderer
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Thank you Paul and Bajaboy for actually answering the question. I will report back when we get home Sunday.
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About the same - driving around I see prices around 21-22 pesos per liter, slightly higher than the posted gasoline prices.
Cheapest i found on the other side was $6.09/gallon at Vallero on I5. Chevron's were as high as $6.69
Traveling the Americas via my old land cruiser
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Don Pisto
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well that didn't take long 
there's only two things in life but I forget what they are........
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freediverbrian
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From a question about fuel prices to rants about socialism. Got to love this fourm only here can we go from a good question to help travelers to
SQUIRREL!!!
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Got gas yesterday Camp Pendleton. $50 about 9 gals.
Saw a sign somewhere LA $7.00 reg, premium $7.50.
Fill up in MX.
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pauldavidmena
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| Quote: Originally posted by freediverbrian | | From a question about fuel prices to rants about socialism. Got to love this fourm only here can we go from a good question to help travelers to
SQUIRREL!!! |
SQUIRREL? WHERE?
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baja Steve
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First time since I joined Nomad in 2003 I am thinking about getting off this site.
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