States with the Highest Gasoline Prices

Say that you've managed to insure your car affordably. You drive a safe car in a safe town. You've still got to fuel that monstrous SUV you've been told is necessary to go from your house to the mall, and some states are more gas-tank friendly than others. The current status of fuel prices can be accessed at AAA's fuelgaugereport.com. There, you can learn that while cruising from Atlanta to Savannah will be a virtual breeze, New York, California and Nevada will drain your wallets nearly nine dollars more per fill-up (if your tank holds an SUV-ish 25 gallons.) And don't even ask about Hawaii and Alaska.

Here are the most expensive states for gasoline prices in 2004:

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1. Hawaii
2. Alaska
3. California
4. New York
5. Nevada
6. Oregon
7. Connecticut
8. Idaho
9. District of Columbia
10. Washington

If you’re feeling the pressure of gas prices on your wallet, take relief in knowing that unless you live in Hawaii, there are at least some people paying even more for gas than you!

Please note that this description/explanation is intended only as a guideline.