Gas drops to $1.99 in Milwaukee
Posted: Jan 7, 2016 12:55 AM CST | Updated: Jul 28, 2016 5:26 PM CST
Many customers enjoyed relief at the pump in the city of Milwaukee..
"I think we're getting back on track and I hope it continues this way," said Aurelio Medina, as he pumped gas.
Gas is $1.99 at several stations down South 60th Street.
"It's pretty awesome," said Michael Sudgen, "fact that it's under $20.00 to fill up my tank is pretty sweet."
Sudgen bought a hybrid to help save money on gas when oil prices were still high-- but now he's going to save even more money. If the downward trend continues, he knows how he will spend the extra cash.
"I have a house, so I'll probably use it towards that, help fix up the house," said Sudgen.
Sudgen is not the only customer excited to see gas prices drop.
"I used to put in $20.00 and barely get a quarter tank," said Nicolas Dornak, "now I get about a half a tank."
As the meter runs-- some hope the downward trend continues through the new year.
"A dollar a gallon could be good," said Karl Rieck.
"I think we're getting back on track and I hope it continues this way," said Aurelio Medina, as he pumped gas.
Gas is $1.99 at several stations down South 60th Street.
"It's pretty awesome," said Michael Sudgen, "fact that it's under $20.00 to fill up my tank is pretty sweet."
Sudgen bought a hybrid to help save money on gas when oil prices were still high-- but now he's going to save even more money. If the downward trend continues, he knows how he will spend the extra cash.
"I have a house, so I'll probably use it towards that, help fix up the house," said Sudgen.
Sudgen is not the only customer excited to see gas prices drop.
"I used to put in $20.00 and barely get a quarter tank," said Nicolas Dornak, "now I get about a half a tank."
As the meter runs-- some hope the downward trend continues through the new year.
"A dollar a gallon could be good," said Karl Rieck.
