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Michigan Gas Prices Drop 7 Cents Per Gallon
AAA reports lower prices at the pump across the state
Published on Feb. 9, 2026
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Gas prices in Michigan have dropped 7 cents per gallon this week, according to AAA-The Auto Club Group. The average price for regular unleaded gas in the state is now $2.83 per gallon, 3 cents less than last month and 27 cents less than this time last year. Prices vary across different regions, with the most expensive average in Ann Arbor ($2.95) and the least expensive in Traverse City ($2.52).
Why it matters
Fluctuations in gas prices can have a significant impact on household budgets and the overall economy. Lower prices provide some relief for Michigan drivers and may lead to increased consumer spending in other areas.
The details
AAA spokesperson Adrienne Woodland noted that "Gas prices across Michigan are easing up. Most drivers are seeing real drops at the pump, and even in places where prices are holding steady, that bit of consistency is still good news." The drop in prices comes despite a 3-cent increase from last month, indicating a recent downward trend.
- The current average gas price in Michigan is $2.83 per gallon as of February 9, 2026.
The players
AAA-The Auto Club Group
A motor club and travel organization that provides roadside assistance, travel planning, and other services to its members.
Adrienne Woodland
Spokesperson for AAA-The Auto Club Group.
What they’re saying
“Gas prices across Michigan are easing up. Most drivers are seeing real drops at the pump, and even in places where prices are holding steady, that bit of consistency is still good news.”
— Adrienne Woodland, Spokesperson (AAA-The Auto Club Group)
The takeaway
The drop in Michigan gas prices provides some financial relief for drivers in the state, potentially leading to increased consumer spending in other areas of the economy.
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