Jun 1, 2010
A state-by-state breakdown of gas prices
If you're one of the adventurous souls willing to brave gas prices for a summer road trip, think about heading to the American south. Kiplinger…
If you’re one of the adventurous souls willing to brave gas prices for a summer road trip, think about heading to the American south. Kiplinger released this detailed map of current and retro gas price ranges by U.S. state over a five-year span, which includes a breakdown of fuel efficiency per car and what we pay for at the pump. States along the West Coast pay the highest price for fuel as of May 2010 at an average of $2.90-$3.50 per gallon, while Southern states around Oklahoma and Tennessee have some of the cheapest prices around $2.27-$2.60 per gallon.
A quick visual:
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