AAA reports Tennessee Gas Prices drop Two Cents
July 27, 2021
Nashville, TN – Tennessee motorists saw a little relief at the pump over last week as gas prices fell two cents, on average, across the state.
The Tennessee Gas Price average is now $2.86 which is two cents more expensive than one month ago and 94 cents more expensive than one year ago.
Tennessee remains the 8th least expensive market in the nation. (AAA)
AAA reports Tennessee Gas Prices remain Steady
July 13, 2021
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee gas price average held steady over last week with today’s average the same as one week ago. The Tennessee Gas Price average is now $2.88 which is the same as one month ago and 94 cents more than one year ago.
“Peak summer driving season is in full-swing as Americans hit the road to explore and gas prices are not backing down,” said Megan Cooper, spokeswoman, AAA – The Auto Club Group. “Motorists are paying, on average, nearly a dollar more a gallon than last summer to fill up and close to 40 cents more than in 2019.”
Tennessee remains the 10th least expensive market in the nation. (AAA)
AAA reports National Average rises back to $2.00 Per Gallon
June 10, 2020
Tampa, FL – For 66 days, the national gas price average held below the $2.00/gallon mark, pushing as cheap as $1.76. In the past week, the average has inched up to $2.03. Despite the consistent increases at the pump, prices are still significantly cheaper year-over-year.
In fact, during the first week of June the past five years, gas prices have typically averaged $2.81.
The National Gas Price average hit $2.03 this week. (AAA)
AAA reports Tennessee Gas Prices rise 8 Cents
June 9, 2020
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee gas price average jumped eight cents this week – the largest weekly increase the state has seen so far in 2020.
The Tennessee Gas Price average is now $1.79 which is nearly 23 cents more than one month ago and nearly 64 cents less than one year ago.
Tennessee Gas prices continue to rise. (AAA)
AAA says Tennessee Gas Prices Down Nearly Four Cents
May 1, 2020
Nashville, TN – AAA reports that the Tennessee gas price average continues to decline and has dropped nearly 4 cents since this time last week. The Tennessee Gas Price average is now $1.56 which is 25 cents less than one month ago and nearly $1.07 less than one year ago.
“Tennessee motorists continue to see steady declines at the pump,” said Megan Cooper, spokesperson, AAA – The Auto Club Group. “If the state average drops below $1.50 motorists will be seeing the cheapest prices in twelve years.”
46% of Tennessee Gas Stations have prices less than $1.50. (AAA)
National Gas Price Average drops as United States Gas demand Plummets
April 12, 2020
Tampa, FL – Today’s national gas price average is $1.92. That is nine cents cheaper than last Monday, 48 cents less than a month ago and 81 cents less expensive than a year ago.
On the week, pump prices continued to push less expensive with gasoline demand registering at its lowest point since 1993.
AAA reports Gas Prices Rise on New OPEC Deal
December 2, 2016
Tampa, FL – Motorists are already seeing higher prices at the pump this week, and prices will move even higher now, based on an agreement reached today, by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries.
OPEC announced plans to cut crude oil production by 1.2 million barrels a day to 32.5 million a day, effective in January 2017. The shift is aimed at draining a global glut that led to lower fuel prices in the last two years.
Retail prices could rise 10-15 cents
AAA says Gas Prices Stabilize over the Weekend
October 17, 2016
Tampa, FL – Pump prices in Georgia and Tennessee continue their descent, while Florida prices dipped on Sunday for the first time in two weeks. The Georgia average of $2.26 is 3 cents less than last week.
Tennessee’s state average of $2.12 is 2 cents less than a week ago. Florida’s state average of $2.25 is 4 cents more than last week.
Crude oil trades at highest prices of the year.
AAA says some U.S. Drivers may see $2.00 Gas Prices for the Holidays
December 1, 2014
OPEC Decision causes Oil Prices to Plunge
Tampa, FL – U.S. motorists in southern and mid-west states could see a handful of gas stations hit the $2.00 a gallon mark just in time for the Christmas holiday season.
OPEC’s failure to cut oil production could cause gas prices to fall by as much as 20 cents. The national average has fallen for 67 consecutive days the longest streak since 2008. The streak of declines is 58 days in Florida, 59 in Georgia, and 16 in Tennessee.
“Drivers in southeastern states, such as Tennessee, may see a select few stations selling gas at or below $2.00 in the coming weeks,” said Josh Carrasco, spokesman, AAA – The Auto Club Group. “The chances of gasoline averaging $2.00 per gallon are highly unlikely. Oil prices would have to drop another $25.00 to $30.00 a barrel before we reach the $2.00 threshold.” [Read more]
