Motor oil price still the same price?

Since oil prices have increased so much. Why has motor oil prices stayed the same :wink: My local Kragen auto parts store, still has same prices for motor oil, as year ago :crazy:

Good call Jet! I've been wondering the same thing all along!!!! They say oil goes up by the barrel and yet motor oil stays the same! WTF!

Conspiracy goddammit. Why didn't we think of this sooner. It's all coming from the same *****... :damn:

Maybe I'll open my own refinery buying the cheap oil at AutoZone.

How come the price of gas hasn't gone up in Europe? If there really was a shortage, their prices should be going up too...

I wish I could agree here in NJ. Last week I changed the oil in the wifes car, I always buy the 5quart jug for about $12.to $15.00. This time it was $19.00 for the same oil. I thought I had the wrong one then I looked at all of the others and sure enough they were all about $20.00 a jug. Look out it could be hitting shelfs near you.

How come the price of gas hasn't gone up in Europe? If there really was a shortage, their prices should be going up too... Because George Bush is not controlling there economy. :lol: :cheers:

Because George Bush is not controlling there economy. :lol: :cheers: Give him time. He'll invade Europe too. Because that's what God would want... :leaving:

Give him time. He'll invade Europe too. Because that's what God would want... :leaving: :yikes: ... :lol: ... :rofl3: :rofl3:

My buddy at the auto parts was telling me yesterday that the price increase has final hit the oil shelf. I'm guessing its because it is made in mass quantities, stored and then sold to stores. That would cause a delay in the price increase.

You can go to the biggest auto parts store in the nation, and you won't find bottled motor oil that has been put in that bottle since last tuesday. They charge based on what the price was THEN, not now. Expect it to go up over the next month or 2.

My buddy at the auto parts was telling me yesterday that the price increase has final hit the oil shelf. I'm guessing its because it is made in mass quantities, stored and then sold to stores. That would cause a delay in the price increase. Isn't gasoline made the same way? Yet prices change daily.

Give him time. He'll invade Europe too. Because that's what God would want... :leaving: :troll:

:troll: Saint, pot calling the kettle :lol:

Isn't gasoline made the same way? Yet prices change daily. Yes but, less stored and more sold.