Oregon motorists looking to keep more of their paycheck at the pump can turn to a new list compiled by Stacker using the latest GasBuddy data. The ranking shows the ten stations with the lowest regular‑fuel prices across the state, offering a practical reference for families and commuters who value frugal budgeting.
Top three cheapest stations
#1 – Space Age & US Market
Address: 710 W Main St, Molalla, OR
Price: $4.07 per gallon
#2 – ARCO
Address: 3840 SE Belmont St, Portland, OR
Price: $4.47 per gallon
#3 – ARCO & ampm (tie)
Address: 9560 NW Glencoe Rd, North Plains, OR
Price: $4.49 per gallon
Additional stations tied at $4.49
Several locations share the $4.49 price point, giving drivers multiple options across the Willamette Valley:
- ARCO & ampm – 4433 Lancaster Dr, Salem, OR
- Costco – 4865 27th Ave SE, Salem, OR
- ARCO & ampm – 805 Commercial St SE, Salem, OR
- ARCO & ampm – 2979 Market St NE, Salem, OR
Mid‑range options
#8 – ASTRO
Address: 11010 SE McLoughlin Blvd, Milwaukie, OR
Price: $4.54 per gallon
#8 – Astro (tie)
Address: 400 SW 1st Ave, Canby, OR
Price: $4.54 per gallon
Highest price on the list
#10 – Safeway & Albertsons
Address: 888 NE 25th Ave, Hillsboro, OR
Price: $4.55 per gallon
Why these prices matter
Fuel costs remain a significant line item in most household budgets, especially for families relying on daily commutes or for small‑business owners whose operations depend on reliable transportation. By identifying the most affordable stations, the list empowers Oregonians to make informed choices that align with the traditional‑family value of prudent stewardship of resources.
While the prices shown reflect the snapshot taken at the time of reporting, motorists should check real‑time updates on GasBuddy or similar apps, as fuel rates can fluctuate with market conditions. Nonetheless, the compiled rankings provide a solid starting point for anyone seeking to reduce transportation expenses without sacrificing convenience.
For further details, readers can visit the original Stacker article or consult the GasBuddy platform directly.
Original reporting: KTVZ (Central Oregon) — read the source article.