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Price of Gasoline in Argentina

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Foreign vehicles loading fuel in Argentine gas stations along the border will have to pay the same prices as in their own countries, which is basically double the cost of gasoline and diesel in Argentina.

Currently top grade gasoline in Paraguay costs 95 US cents a liter; in Uruguay 1.35 US dollars; Brazil 1.15 and Chile 1.17. In Argentina the average is 61 US cents per litre which means foreigners in frontier areas will have to pay an additional, almost doubling the price.

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Comment #2 Jeanne (208.220.181.74) - Fri Jun 20 07:51:03 2008

Hi I'll be traveling to Buenos Aires in August and am planning to make it over to either Bariloche or Mendoza to see the Andes. There's two of us and we're trying to decide between renting a car or taking the bus. What's the average price of gas per liter across the country?

Comment #3 John from Istanbul - Sat Jun 21 05:45:05 2008

Not sure on the price of gas at this moment, but you can't compare price wise the bus and renting a car.

A car will give you more flexibility, but the price will be significantly higher. Last time I rented a car I paid $100 for the car for the weekend and another $100 for gas. When 500 km each way. The bus would have been about $6 per person each way.

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