You can find gas in Mass. for less than $2 a gallon
It’s really happening. Gas has dipped below (OK, just below) $2 a gallon in some Massachusetts gas stations. Need proof?
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The price of gas has been dropping over the last several weeks, according to AAA Southern New England. The current average for regular unleaded gas — $2.19 — is 21 cents lower than it was a month ago. A year ago, a gallon would run you $3.39.
In fact, gas prices in Boston haven’t been this low since early 2009, according to this chart by Gasbuddy.com.
The fossil fuel bonanza doesn’t stop at the gas station, either. Home heating oil and natural gas prices are also down in the new England area.
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