top4Ev2.gif
   




BULK COPIES OF NEWSLETTER
Lundberg Letter subscribers, do you need to help others better understand issues and facts confronting your business? When distribution of one of our back issues is important in your communications efforts, please contact us. Corporate and association leaders and others have had us email or print and mail bulk copies to board members, conference attendees and/or other audiences over the years. Sometimes we can do this gratis. Call Crystal Vance, 805-383-2400.
Lundberg Letter Current Issues    
Issue DateTitleSubjectsCAPTION
Mar 19 2024
More Motorists, Lower Price
WHY 2023 GASOLINE DEMAND NOTCHED UP
Demand



Gasoline demand increased 1.5% in 2023 according to Lundberg data which tracks taxable gasoline sales monthly, by state. Tailwinds last year included declining retail prices, a growing population of motorists, and a growing jobs market. The U.S. Dept. of Energy, meanwhile, is still forecasting a collapse in demand by 2030. We beg to differ. Main finding: U.S. gasoline demand has not peaked.
Mar 07 2024
Buoyed By Fuel Margin
GASOLINE STATION VALUES STILL RISING
Station Population

Regional

Strong gasoline margins are causing gasoline station values to rise according to data presented herein. Nationally, the average asking price for a gasoline station soared 17% between 2021 and 2024. Gasoline outlets are still coveted by buyers despite struggling fuel throughputs, talk of energy "transition", and higher interest rates.
 

Tel:(805)383-2400  Email:lsi@lundbergsurvey.com  Fax:(805)383-2424