Rough Fuel Prices

briansue wrote:

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Good site. I wonder if there's a way to find the lowest and the highest?


Gas Buddy depends on customers reporting in and I have no idea how that would be done in Mexico.


It would be the same as in the U.S. and Canada. Everyone in Mexico, especially truck drivers, have androids, apps, and would report in the same fashion.

It would/will be a big success. Add in tourists driving in Mexico and even better.

Sorry - I meant how you would set up a website and be able to find lowest and highest - I guess find a way to interest Gas Buddy into venturing into Mexico - they do go into Canada. They would need a way to publicize their existence in Mexico. Lots of things I don't know.

briansue wrote:

Good site. I wonder if there's a way to find the lowest and the highest?

Gas Buddy depends on customers reporting in and I have no idea how that would be done in Mexico.

It would be the same as in the U.S. and Canada. Everyone in Mexico, especially truck drivers, have androids, apps, and would report in the same fashion.

It would/will be a big success. Add in tourists driving in Mexico and even better.

Nowhere was diesel priced higher than Premium. Goes to show you so-called lists from "authoritative sources" ain't worth snot.

I had to re-read all the above posts several times to try to find the purpose of the post quoted here - I still don't know what this means. Nowhere above does anyone indicate diesel priced higher than premium and the website I reference is the Pemex website though no reason to assume them to be authorities.

A 700 mile drive last week revealed prices that varied lower and higher than what was listed above. That's why I did a rough price listing. Nowhere was diesel priced higher than Premium. Goes to show you so-called lists from "authoritative sources" ain't worth snot. And that 700 mile drive was one-way.

In a related topic the President of Canacar ( Mexico Trucking Association) has been in Canada promoting cross border trade. In his presentations he states that the availability of ULSD and DEF are non existent. Maybe he makes those statement because not many of the large Truck stops have that fuel??? He also stated that the average age of the fleets is 17 years. Currently the new Mexican trucks meet EPA 2004! He did note 2018 could be the year of a full ULSD roll out.

Moisheh

Good site. I wonder if there's a way to find the lowest and the highest?

Not that I can tell - but it the closest thing in Mexico to Gas Buddy. I am not sure that every station is shown but they say it is all there. At least we can have some idea of what prices are today. It is a Pemex site so maybe they don't want to show competition. We probably won't be seeing Texaco and Gulf on there. Gas Buddy depends on customers reporting in and I have no idea how that would be done in Mexico. At least it is a place to look for forum readers who want to get some idea of what the prices could be on their next trip south.

briansue wrote:
If you use the Pemex Guide . . . .
http://guiapemex.pemex.com/SitePages/home.aspx#! . . . .
you can get the exact price from just about any station in Mexico - their specific price - here's what I got with a quick look at one in Guadalajara............



E04487 · Gasolinera Polanco, SA de CV
Av.8 de Julio No.3564 Esq.Av.Patria, Col. Polanco Sector Juarez, CP 44960, Guadalajara, Jalisco
Magna
$ 16.26
Premium
$ 18.19
Diesel
$ 16.91

Good site. I wonder if there's a way to find the lowest and the highest?

My point was that the prices now run the gamut and it won't be long before Mexico is on GasBuddy! My prediction for 2020.

If you use the Pemex Guide . . . .
http://guiapemex.pemex.com/SitePages/home.aspx#! . . . .
you can get the exact price from just about any station in Mexico - their specific price - here's what I got with a quick look at one in Guadalajara............



E04487 · Gasolinera Polanco, SA de CV
Av.8 de Julio No.3564 Esq.Av.Patria, Col. Polanco Sector Juarez, CP 44960, Guadalajara, Jalisco
Magna
$ 16.26
Premium
$ 18.19
Diesel
$ 16.91