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For the first time in more than three months, the average cost for a gallon of regular gasoline in Nashville is more than $4.
According to the American Automobile Association, gas was $4.054 per gallon on Wednesday, a significant jump from the previous day ($3.931), the previous week ($3.856) and the previous month ($3.724).
The average on the same date in 2025 was $2.861.
Nashville’s average matched Chattanooga for the most expensive gas among the state’s largest cities, and second to Cleveland ($4.056) among all metropolitan areas.
Across Davidson County, the average was $4.070, making it one of 31 Tennessee counties with an average of $4 per gallon or higher.
The state average, however, remained just below $4 at $3.997, which ranked 10th among the lowest averages in the U.S. The national average was $4.367 per gallon.
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