Midtown Gas Prices: How Low Will It Go?

How low will it go?

The AAA said the average price for a gallon of unleaded gasoline in Georgia is below $2 for the first time in nearly six years.

Georgia became the 29th state with an average below $2 last Friday, the AAA said in its weekly fuel price brief. It’s the first time under $2 since May 2009.

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As of Sunday, the average was $1.99 in Georgia, two pennies lower than the previous week. The national average was $2.04.

“The gas price plunge is directly connected to declining global crude oil prices,” said Mark Jenkins, AAA – The Auto Club Group. “Like pump prices, crude oil prices have posted multi-year lows due to global supply outpacing demand, which has kept downward pressure on the price of crude and ultimately meant hefty discounts in retail gasoline for U.S. drivers. The price of oil dipped again last week, meaning motorists could see even more discounts at the pump in the coming days.”

Crude oil prices have fallen more than $62 since the summer, AAA said.

“Gas prices will keep falling until the price of oil bottoms out,” said Jenkins. “It’s unclear when that will happen, but oil prices should remain relatively low through the first half of the year.”

AtlantaGasPrices.com listed numerous gas stations in the Midtown area with regular unleaded priced close to the $2 mark, including:

• Texaco 689 Blvd NE & Ponce de Leon Ave: $2.19
• BP 610 Spring St NW & North Ave: $2.19
• CITGO 605 Blvd NE & North Ave: $2.19
• Shell 486 Ponce De Leon Ave NE & Monroe Dr: $2.19
• Chevron 180 Ponce De Leon Ave NE & Piedmont Ave: $2.19

If you’re willing to drive a little further, you can grab gas for under $2 at the following locations:

• Valero 1176 Memorial Dr SE & Moreland Ave: $1.99 (Cash)
• Exxon 247 Moreland Ave SE & Flat Shoals Ave: $1.99
• Exxon 1675 Memorial Dr SE & Maynard Terr: $1.99

Also, use our Mapquest gas tool below to find the best price in town.

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