76 Gas Station

Don’t go here. I agree with the other reviews. Highest prices in Portland area consistently. And the prices are mostly hidden from plain view driving by. Dirty business.

WARNING: DON’T COME TO THIS GAS STATION.
I would put negative stars if I could, I usually fill up my tank around this area & granted, I didn’t look at the prices (my fault). But when I saw the total I was shocked. What a rip off. Don’t come here, they literally rob your money, we then went in to talk to one of the workers & he said they charge extra because «this gas station is for rich people». Wow. What kind of an answer is that? I’m disgusted. I wish I could use more elaborate words to describe my opinion of this place but you guys get the idea. RIP OFF.

My husband filled up here on Friday and his car died about a mile away from the gas station I called the manager who owned up to having water in the gasoline. He told me to bring the bill after I get it fixed. I think there are a lot more people that have this problem

I filled up here on a Friday night, and my vehicle broke down less than a mile later. $ 100 in towing and $ 150 in repairs later: My tank had been half filled with WATER. The fuel from their pumps was OVER HALF WATER.
DO NOT GO HERE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.

I was driving my husband home from the hospital and stopped at this station because it was on our way and I wanted to save him anymore discomfort. I didn’t see a price sign until the gas was already pumping — it was leaning against the store. I thought it was a mistake — $ 3.89 a gallon for regular when everyone else in town was at most $ 2.69. I looked back at the pump and saw that no, not a mistake. These are price gougers. I wish I’d hollered to the attendant to stop the pump that second. It cost $ 34 for a tank of gas that cost me $ 21 a couple of days earlier (before a trip to Eugene). I would NEVER go to this station again even if they were giving away gas. I am going to report them to the state commerce division. Having their sign where it is is a deceptive practice at best. Dare I use the word crooks? No wonder the bays were empty. Go to the nearby Arco instead.

Gas prices are close to a dollar over the average. Items inside the store are much more expensive too, except the ones supplied by vendors. Don’t support this business unless you’ve run out of gas and have to push your car here.

Stopped to get snacks and use the bathroom at this unfriendly place. The man at 1:00 pm on Saturday August 29^th said the key to the bathrooms had been stolen so no bathroom use. Needles to say we went down the street and purchase gas, snacks and went to the bathroom. The big NO EXIT sign should have been a hint.

This station is indeed a rip-​off! As others have posted the price board is not readily visible as you enter. Additionally, suspecting this station is a front for some other operation as no one charging these exorbitant prices could possibly garner enough business to stay in business. Is it a coincidence that the next day my credit card was hacked?

Price was close to 60 cents more than the highest gas around and close to a dollar for cheapest, when I asked why your prices are so high the guy simply said because we are right next to the highway. Drive west or east ½ mile and save big! Both ways have name brand gas and one of them is a 76 as well with 50 to 70 cents savings, this place is truly price gouging jerks

GAS BANDITS!
Highest prices in town by nearly $ 0.80 a gallon!!!
Wife did me a favor and filled my car at 76. Receipt read $ 4.699 a gallon! Last fill-​up was at $ 3.799. Checked online, nope Iraq did not blow up. No global oil event. All over town the next day prices were still averaging in the $ 3.899 range. So I stopped in to ask for a refund because it was clearly a mistake… Nope! Turns out this place really does have this price posted. Most of their remaining customers just aren’t reading the sign. The smiling attendant simply said, «My manager said that was the price. I can’t do anything for you.»
It was fun to see the customer inside scramble to stop his fill-​up (too late) when he realized he was paying as much to fill his little Kia as it would cost to fill an F-​250 somewhere else.
Additional note: I asked one other guy who was mid-​fill if he’d noticed the price. He just grinned and said, «My company pays for it.» Charming!