Gas vs Diesel fuel price

[jmzvet]

Regular gas and diesel are now the same price in my area (San Diego).
About $4.50. I’d guess gas will be become more expensive when the BS CA “summer blend” prices kick in.
My Duramax Yukon can’t get here soon enough

 

[DuraYuk]

3.65 here for diesel

 

[GoNoGo]

600 miles betw3een fill-ups in my '23 suburban 3.0 duramax to me is well worth paying higher cost of fuel vs gasoline.

Last fill up diesel was $5.20 and premium gas was $4.50 here in NE Georgia boonies.

400 miles between fill-ups in my '23 suburban 6.2L ... and less if I follow the "cardinal rule" of not letting gasoline tank get below quarter-full due to overheating fuel pump.

 

[B-train]

Similar around here. 87 is still cheaper than diesel by about 40 cents, but premium is 40 cents more than diesel. Makes no sense to me

 

[Stbentoak]

600 miles betw3een fill-ups in my '23 suburban 3.0 duramax to me is well worth paying higher cost of fuel vs gasoline.

Last fill up diesel was $5.20 and premium gas was $4.50 here in NE Georgia boonies.

400 miles between fill-ups in my '23 suburban 6.2L ... and less if I follow the "cardinal rule" of not letting gasoline tank get below quarter-full due to overheating fuel pump.

If I couldn't have got a Dmax in my Yukon, I'd be driving another brand. It's that simple.....

 

[Joseph Garcia]

In NH 87 is $3.15, though I only use 93, which is $4.10.

 

[steiny93]

At the pumps as of this morning
$3.89 for diesel, $3.59 for 87 gas, premium is $3.99

 

[01dailey]

For people concerned with the high cost of fuel, why are you driving a large SUV ? I drive a Yukon myself with the 6.2L engine, but I went into it knowing there will be a high price to pay.

 

[jmzvet]

Not overly concerned about it but if I can drive a large SUV and get small SUV fuel mileage, why not? The Duramax will be perfect for us.

 

[UsualSuspect]

For people concerned with the high cost of fuel, why are you driving a large SUV ? I drive a Yukon myself with the 6.2L engine, but I went into it knowing there will be a high price to pay.

Having owned numerous diesel's over the years, I prefer them over gasoline engines, fuel mileage had zero to do with which one I chose.