Gas prices in New Jersey continue to plunge, expected to go even lower

Monday, August 24, 2015
WOODBRIDGE (WABC) -- There is great news for drivers in New Jersey - gas prices in the Garden State keep plunging. In some places they are lower than $2.00.

This week marks the 9th straight week that prices dropped, and they're only expected to go lower.


[Ads /]
"When we saw this, we decided to pull over and fill up," says Staten Island resident Joann Narbaez.

Dozens of drivers were doing the same thing as Narbaez at a Raceway in Perth Amboy with Petro prices under $2 if you pay cash.

"$1,97? That's a good deal, though," says Woodbridge resident Abe Varcas.



These prices are even lower than the state average at $2.32 a gallon. Those prices are also expected to drop even further according to Triple A, as crude oil prices keep sinking. This time last year, the national average for gas was $3.44 - that's a savings drivers can get excited about.

If you see prices even cheaper than $1.97, tweet us a picture using #ABC7NY, and let us know where the gas station is!
Copyright © 2026 WABC-TV. All Rights Reserved.