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In a report presented by the American Automobile Association (AAA) it detailed that the national average price for a gallon of gasoline was located for this Wednesday, August 23, 2023, at $3.84 dollars the regular one is that there was a decrease compared to the $3.85 dollars of last week.
As for the medium grade gasoline according to AAA, it is around $4.27 dollars, the first quality $4.60 dollars, the Diesel at $4.35 dollars and E85 at $3.14 dollars.
Here is a list of the states where gas is cheaper:
Texas
The average price of gasoline reached $3.45 dollars, well below the national average, it also presented an increase compared to last week when it was located at $3.44 dollars.
Virginia
The average price of a gallon of regular grade gasoline is $3.65 below the national average, there was a drop from last week when it was located at $3.66 dollars.
Maryland
Regular grade gasoline at $3.80 remains below the national average, up a few digits from $3.79 last week.
Washington D.C.
The average price of a gallon of regular grade gasoline is $4.02 dollarsa few digits above the national average and up from last week when it stood at $4.01.
NY
This state remains above the national average, locating the price of un gallon of regular grade gasoline at $3.91 same as last week.
California
The average price of a gallon of regular grade gasoline is $5.25well above the national average and a few digits more than last week when it stood at $5.15 dollars.
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