I think this gas price site has better data: http://www.gaspricewatch.com/new/

It's updated constantly by consumers, and showed THE cheapest gas in my hood, unlike MSN(most $).

"Why is GasPriceWatch.com Different?
We are database driven. (Huh? What does that mean?) All of the 128,000+ stations in GPW are part of huge inventory of gas stations that our spotters have submitted over the years. If you find a station that is not in GasPriceWatch.com, you can submit it with the str…eet address, city, zip code and other information. We then take this information, verify it using various tools, assign a latitude and longitude to the station and approve it for posting on the main GPW website so you can start posting prices." More

Doesn't work at all. autos.msn.com finds my zipcode just fine in Safari but none work at all in the widget. I even tried the one in the devoloper's screen shot.

you guys are harsh. the gas price issue is not his fault if it is inaccurate or doesnt show for you. anyway thanks for making this widget it works nice for where i am.

Boy you guys are tough on Adrian. The data all comes from
http://autos.msn.com/.

If you go to that website you have the same problems with 5 digit zip codes instead of 3, wacky map locations, and potentially old prices--it's all msn's fault not Adrian.

I think the widget is great. And if you want to know if you should get gas at your place of work or at home just copy the widget file and rename it, then open a second one with the 2nd zip code.

Also: you should note that if yo…u are driving all over the county to get lower gas for every 10 miles you drive our of your way (20 miles going and coming) that's another $1.5 worth of gas you wasted at 30 MPG. Hopefully you saved at least 8 cents when you filled up your 16 gallon tank More

it worked fine for my zip code and was accurate as well. i would like to see an "official" release that supports multiple zip codes for my daily commute.