Gas in Plymouth under $3 per gallon

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By Beth Boehne

Story Created: Oct 7, 2008 at 4:59 PM EST

Story Updated: Oct 7, 2008 at 5:44 PM EST

PLYMOUTH — At least one gas station in Plymouth is currently selling regular unleaded for $2.99 per gallon, the cheapest fuel in the state according to a fuel-price monitoring Web site.

According to www.indianagasprices.com, the Bellmart BP station, located at 423 N. Michigan St., was offering the price as of 4.21 p.m. EDT. A spokeswoman for the station confirmed the price when contacted by telephone.

Several other stations in Plymouth were offering gas for $3.11 to $3.12 per gallon, according to the site.

Sunday, Oct 12 at 8:18 AM Anonymous wrote ...

Why aren't all the Speedway gas stations doing the same thing? They should all have it at the same price. Even if it is just for awhile. Only the one in Plymouth is giving 5 cents off with the rewards card And the Bremen & Lapaz stations are still higher.

Saturday, Oct 11 at 6:19 PM Sharon wrote ...

Gas in Plymouth now is 2.65-2.70, went down more today with card can get at Speedway for 2.60

Saturday, Oct 11 at 5:20 PM Anonymous wrote ...

Gas at the 66 by the middle school in Goshen is 2.999 for regular

Saturday, Oct 11 at 11:44 AM jim wrote ...

just use the gas and like it....it'll be gone someday anyways

Saturday, Oct 11 at 6:31 AM Just Wait! wrote ...

Just Wait until the fed dumps that democrat sponsored 700 billion bailout into the money supply. Gas will be $10.00 a gallon. Here comes inflation boys and girls, we are in for a rocky ride!

Friday, Oct 10 at 4:41 AM Rubber Ducky wrote ...

Gas in Plymouth last night was down to $2.74 at Wal-Mart. It's gonna come down more, the price per barrel is dropping due to fears of a global recession. They say crude will hit floor bottom at $50 a barrel. If so, we could see gas drop below $2 a gallon soon. Could of always been like that.

Thursday, Oct 9 at 9:52 AM Hey Treb... wrote ...

Just wait. After the Fed prints all of their phoney counterfeit money and sends it into the money supply, prices will go sky high on everything. Inflation, boys and girls is well on it's way.

Wednesday, Oct 8 at 9:12 PM Ryan Heyde wrote ...

I want to know why gas can be 2.99 in Plymouth and 15 miles down the road, on the south side of South bend, it's still 3.40

Wednesday, Oct 8 at 8:50 PM nicole in plymouth wrote ...

our gas in plymouth has been cheaper than south bend area for almost a week. Gas was $3.30 last thursday and have steadily been dropping. Today's meeting didn't have an impact on it, it's probably what stimulated other people in the area crying "foul"

Wednesday, Oct 8 at 8:15 PM jw wrote ...

Gas in Argos is 2.99/gal also. It is better, but it still could be 2.00-2.50 range. Remember, when Bush started gas was $1.46/gall

Wednesday, Oct 8 at 5:11 PM Life's a gas! wrote ...

Does anyone else feel that it's an amazing correlation between the gas prices dropping so much today and the meeting in Indy @ 10:00 this morning regarding gas pricing practices.

Wednesday, Oct 8 at 1:46 PM making a point wrote ...

He was making a point about the high price difference. WOW!!!

Wednesday, Oct 8 at 12:11 PM J wrote ...

Why would we wanna see warsaw's gas?..we trying to save gas not go for joy rides

Wednesday, Oct 8 at 10:16 AM exactly wrote ...

The price for gas should be much lower than it is!! The price for a barrel of oil has been trading around the $90 mark for several weeks. Earlier this year when it cost that, we were paying $2.60 to $2.75 a gallon.

Tuesday, Oct 7 at 9:36 PM Curious wrote ...

Head 20 miles to the east and in Warsaw gas prices are still $3.40 something per gallon. Why such a difference?

Tuesday, Oct 7 at 9:17 PM Aaron wrote ...

Good its about time !! Now if we can only get the stations in South Bend to lower theres to that same price we will be doing better.. Thank You President George W. Bush for announcing we will be drilling for oil !! Now only if we can get our do nothing congress to do the same

Tuesday, Oct 7 at 8:56 PM Julie ~ Plymouth wrote ...

$3.12 last night... $2.99 today. Pretty sweet but, would be even better if we thought it could stay here. Gee, what a novel plan to help the economy... make gas affordable again!?

Tuesday, Oct 7 at 8:10 PM Anonymous wrote ...

to disgusted...it's because indiana's sales tax and gas taxes are much higher than missouri

Tuesday, Oct 7 at 6:47 PM Treb wrote ...

Don't worry it will be heading down sharply soon, when they're no more jobs to go to.

Tuesday, Oct 7 at 5:55 PM Disgusted in IN wrote ...

Why do we still have the highest prices in the country? In Missouri it's 2.97/gallon.......why are we still 50-60 cents higher?????????

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