Cheap gas prices are becoming easier to find and InvestorPlace has collected a list of places with cheap gas prices.
Unless you own one of Tesla Motors’ (TSLA) electric vehicles, chances are you’re keeping your eye out for cheap gas prices. After all, who can blame you? With gas prices dropping, it’s not as hard to find cheap gas prices. To help you find the best deals, we’ve collected a list of the cheapest and most expensive gas prices by city and state.
The following information was collected from GasBuddy.com.
Average Cheapest Gas Prices by State
- Missouri — $2.829 per gallon.
- South Carolina — $2.925 per gallon.
- Tennessee — $2.937 per gallon.
- Oklahoma — $2.938 per gallon.
- Minnesota — $2.945 per gallon.
Average Most Expensive Gas Prices by State
- Hawaii — $4.117 per gallon.
- Alaska — $3.824 per gallon.
- California — $3.554 per gallon.
- New York — $3.496 per gallon.
- Connecticut — $3.468 per gallon.
Average Cheapest Gas Prices by City
- St. Louis, Mo. — $2.768 per gallon.
- Chattanooga, Tenn. — $2.832 per gallon.
- Kansas City, Mo. — $2.837 per gallon.
- Tusla, Okla. — $2.838 per gallon.
- Richmond, Va. — $2.848 per gallon.
Average Most Expensive Gas Prices by City
- Honolulu, Hawaii — $4.008 per gallon.
- San Francisco, Calif. — $3.703 per gallon.
- Anchorage, Alaska — $3.694 per gallon.
- Santa Barbara, Calif. — $3.600 per gallon.
- Bakersfield, Calif. — $3.594 per gallon.
To see how other cities and states rank on the list of cheapest gas prices, click here.
Here is a collection of data concerning national average gas prices from AAA.
- Current Average — $3.144 per gallon.
- Last Week’s Average — $3.240 per gallon.
- Last Month’s Average — $3.373 per gallon.
- Last Year’s Average — $3.360 per gallon.
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