As usual, the Crestview-Fort Walton Beach area is the cheapest for gas-dependent motorists.
Gas in Florida is 3 cents more expensive on average this week after a period of fluctuation that saw prices fall to a low of $3.01 per gallon early last week before surging 12 cents by Thursday, according to AAA — The Auto Club Group.
Through the weekend, pump prices declined 6 cents, settling at $3.08 per gallon Sunday — 6 cents less than a month ago and 25 cents cheaper than this time last year.
“Florida gas prices have cycled within the same 26-cent range since September 2024, reflecting ongoing market stability,” AAA spokesperson Mark Jenkins said in a statement.
The U.S. price for crude oil is indeed relatively stable, with OPEC increasing its supply and Russia flows remaining resilient. U.S. crude’s closing price Friday, $62.80 per gallon, came in $1.08 (2%) lower than the week prior.
But international tensions could contribute to an increase, according to TradingNEWS, including a tariff standoff involving India and a shift in demand from China.
In Florida, the most affordable metropolitan market for refueling motorists is the Crestview-Fort Walton Beach area, where an average gallon of regular gas costs $2.83, followed by Panama City ($2.87) and Pensacola ($2.89).
The most expensive Sunshine State markets for gas-dependent drivers and motorcyclists, meanwhile, are the West Palm Beach-Boca Raton area ($3.23), Naples ($3.17) and Homosassa Springs ($3.12).
Nationally, California remains the most expensive state for gas, with an average gallon going for $4.50, while Oklahoma’s $2.67 price point is the cheapest.
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