You don’t have to burn up gallons of $3 gas to save a few nickels on each fill-up.

Let the Internet do the searching for you. It’s not hard to find the neighborhood gas station with the cheapest gas.

I did a casual search and was surprised at the results I got.

There are a number of sites, from spotter-based surveys that rely on average citizens to report prices, to more sophisticated sites that get their data from credit card transactions.

The survey at Gazette.com is a spotter-based survey.

.

.

.

Perhaps the most user-friendly was MSN.com’s gas price survey site.

.

.

.

Another site with valuable information was Mapquest’s gas survey site.

.

.

.

.

Then I tried GasBuddy.com and it eventually took me to ColoradoSpringsGasPrices.com and this page:

.

.

.

.

.

An impressive site was AAA’s Daily Fuel Gauge Report: 

.

.

.

.

.

Finally I tried GasPriceWatch.com but it’s prices seemed old and not as accurate.

..

===========================================================================