How low can gas go?

August 12, 2008 There hasn't been much to smile about when you pull up to the pumps lately, but motorists are happy about a continuing drop in the cost of gasoline.

"This is big, almost 40 cent difference in the drop in price. It's really a big blessing," Cynthia Jones Taylor of Edgewater Park, New Jersey said.

AAA says the average price of a gallon of regular gas nationwide today is $3.80. In New Jersey that's dropped almost 30 cents over the last month making folks like Tray Marino, who drives a gas-guzzling truck, practically giddy.

"A couple weeks ago it was $110, now it's down to $80. That's real good. I'm happy, I hope it gets lower," Marino said.

"It's good news for motorists in New Jersey. We are 10 cents cheaper than the national average, but still $1.06 more than last year," Tracy Noble of AAA said.

A random check of stations along the Route 130 corridor show big variations.

The Gas Stop in Delran was selling regular for as low as $3.43 a gallon, while s LUKOIL in Cinnaminson was getting $3.65.

Thankfully, gas has come down from the $4 mark, but boy, it's certainly a sign of the times when people are happy to pay over $3.50 a gallon for regular.

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