How much was gas per gallon in the 1920s?

“Fill ‘er up!” A gallon of gas cost 30 cents in 1920. That would be equivalent to $3.87 per gallon now.

What was the price of gas in 1912?

A dime in 1912 was worth about $2.50 today, so it was actually the equivalent of $4.50 a gallon….18¢ IS A LOT FOR A GALLON OF GAS.

1911	16¢
1912	18¢
1913	22¢
1914	13¢
1915	15¢

How much did gas cost in the 1900s?

Gasoline Many of us aren’t old enough to remember paying 21 cents a gallon for gas, but it wasn’t as sweet as you may think. That’s over $2.00 more for a gallon today after you adjust for inflation.

What was the average salary in 1915?

The average household income in 1915 in the United States was $687 USD. Since this is the household income, the average working adult would be roughly half that. Accounting for inflation, that is equivalent to just over $16,000 in today’s (2016) currency.

What was the average salary in 1912?

Prices in 1912 Then again the average yearly income was $750.

What was the price of gas in 1945?

In the year 1945, the average retail price of gas in the U.S. was $0.21.

What was the average price of a car in 1915?

Buying a car in 2015 vs. 1915. If you buy a car today, expect to pay $31,252 on average, according to August 2014 data from TrueCar.com, a car dealership. In 1915, the journal Motor Age indicated that a typical car’s sticker price was $2,005 ($46,879 today).

What was the price of gasoline in 1935?

Here’s how much the 1935 gasoline price of $0.19 would be worth over time, compared to the actual price from that year.