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Circle K is set to host the Inner Circle Fuel Day on April 10 in Las Vegas, offering up to 40 cents off gas prices to locals. With rising gas prices averaging $4.02 in Las Vegas and $3.99 in Nevada, this event aims to provide much-needed relief for drivers. As gas prices fluctuate nationwide, savvy consumers can also look for further savings using popular fuel apps. Don’t miss this opportunity to save on fuel in these challenging economic times.
Circle K in Las Vegas to Host Fuel Day Offering Up to 40 Cents Off Gas Amid Rising Prices
Las Vegas Residents, Get Ready for Fuel Savings!
If you live in Las Vegas or find yourself cruising through the city, there’s some fantastic news for you! On Thursday, April 10, Circle K will be hosting an impressive event known as the Inner Circle Fuel Day Pop-Up. This special occasion aims to ease the financial pinch at the gas pump, providing folks with an opportunity to shave off as much as 40 cents from their gas prices.
Why a Fuel Day? Let’s Talk Prices
Let’s face it – gas prices are higher than we’d like them to be. The average price for a gallon of gas across the U.S. is currently sitting at around $3.22. Sure, that’s down a bit from yesterday and last week, but it’s still up 13 cents from where we were a month ago. To put things in perspective, just a year ago, we were looking at an average of $3.62 per gallon. Ouch!
In Nevada, our home sweet home has an average price of about $3.99, with Las Vegas specifically hovering around $4.02. That’s a noticeable jump of 26 cents in just a week! What does that mean for Las Vegas drivers? A little extra pain in the wallet as you pull up to the pump.
Comparing Prices Across the U.S.
Let’s not forget how gas prices can vary wildly across the country. For those curious, California boasts the highest prices in the nation, averaging nearly $4.93 per gallon. On the flip side, Mississippi is sitting pretty with the lowest prices at about $2.74 per gallon. So really, the price you pay can depend on where you fill up.
Interestingly enough, gas prices have actually fallen about 20 cents from earlier in 2023, mainly due to a decrease in demand. According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), we might see prices peak as we inch closer to mid-to-late April, so now is a great time to fill up – especially when you can get a nice discount!
Driving the Cost Down
If you’re savvy about saving on gas, consider using popular apps like GasBuddy or Waze, which help you locate the cheapest gas stations in your area. With GasBuddy’s rewards program, you could potentially save up to 25 cents per gallon! Grocery stores like Kroger have their own fuel points systems that can also add to your savings at the pump. Smart shopping can lead to smart savings!
And here’s a little pro tip for you: If you can manage to fill up on Mondays, you might just snag a better deal since many reports suggest that it’s generally the cheapest day of the week to fill your tank.
Look Out for Future Trends
Keep your eye on the road ahead! The EIA has projected that crude oil prices may drop to an average of $74 a barrel by 2025, which could positively impact gas prices in the long term. However, recent announcements of a 10% baseline tariff on imports (excluding oil and gas) by the President may affect domestic prices, so we’ll need to stay tuned.
With diesel prices in Las Vegas currently at $3.88, that’s up slightly but down 40 cents compared to last year, offering some mixed relief for commercial drivers.
So mark your calendars for Circle K’s Fuel Day! It is a chance to fill your tank and save some cash. In these times of rising prices, every little bit counts – and who doesn’t love a deal? Safe travels, Las Vegas!
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- Circle K in Las Vegas Offering Up to 40 Cents Off Each Gallon
- Forbes: Gas Prices by State
- Cheapest Gas in Las Vegas Still Under $3 But Prices Rising – 8 News Now
- Take Advantage of Las Vegas Lower Gas Prices – KTNV
- Brace Your Wallet: Vegas Gas Prices Expected to Spike – Review Journal
- Google Search: Gas Prices
