Chevron in Miami (2 NE 79th St)
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The area is ok. Every time I've been here I've had someone new walk up asking for money.
I don't think I will be stopping here again for gas because I could have gone across the street to 7eleven and enjoy a much cleaner environment for the same gas prices. I wonder if people have given up so much to the point that they are completely satisfied and ok with mediocre as the best they could do? it's depressing to walk into the store and tedious to be dealing with slow gas pumps! for crying out loud, upgrade these dinosaurs you insist on imposing on the public as gas pumps! they were already outdated 10 years ago, now they belong in a museum
I like coming to this gas station because it's almost always cheaper than other Chevron gas stations.
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Prices for premium gas at this station are a RIP OFF! I have to use premium in my car, and had gotten an offer from American Express of a $25 credit at any BP station. I live on the beach, and this was the closest one. As I pulled up, I saw their price for regular gas was about the same as others in the area. "Cool" I thought to myself, and started filling up my nearly empty tank. As I'm topping off, I then realize their price for premium was $3.49 per gallon--literally $1.00 more per gallon than everyone else for miles around. Stupid me for not double checking, but I assumed if their price for regular was the same as other stations in the area, the same would apply for premium. Obviously not the case. I can understand a few cents more per gallon. After all, BP did have to pay out billions for their Deepwater Horizon oil spill disaster, and their subsequent corporate makeover, new logo and campaign to convince us they're now going green & environmentally responsible certainly
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