 Hey everyone, Lauren Good here with The Verge reporting from Silicon Valley and I'm here today to report that we have hit peak Silicon Valley. You can now use an iPhone app to have gas delivered to your car rather than having to go to the trouble of going to a gas station. The latest app in the app store is called WeFuel and we decided to give WeFuel a try. As you can see WeFuel is not the only startup that is trying to disrupt gas. Let's go into the app and see what we can find. The first thing to know about WeFuel is that it's currently only servicing the California towns of Palo Alto and Menlo Park where we happen to be today. It's interesting because anecdotally I think these towns have the highest concentration of Teslas of anywhere I've ever seen, but that's besides the point. As you can see here regular fuel is going to cost $2.89 a gallon today. You can also do premium and WeFuel says that that's based on average rates per zip code. So it's dynamic and changes throughout the day or from day to day. So let's request some gas. I will never have been so relieved to have gotten gas. Right now at launch the company is offering this for basically free. I think it's a penny just to get people using the service, but otherwise it's going to cost you almost $7.50 plus the cost of gas. The company also plans to introduce a $20 per month subscription service for WeFuel which won't cover the cost of gas, but will cover all of your service fees for an unlimited number of fill ups. And they plan on equipping their customers with some type of electronic device that will let the company know when you've run out of fuel and they'll come by and refill up your car automatically so you don't even have to request it through the app. So that's WeFuel in a nutshell. Would you pay more than $7 to have gas delivered to your car? Leave your comments on our story at TheVerge.com and remember to subscribe to our YouTube channel for more awesome Verge videos.
 Hey everyone, Lauren Good here with The Verge reporting from Silicon Valley and I'm here
 today to report that we have hit peak Silicon Valley.
 You can now use an iPhone app to have gas delivered to your car rather than having to
 go to the trouble of going to a gas station.
 The latest app in the app store is called WeFuel and we decided to give WeFuel a try.
 As you can see WeFuel is not the only startup that is trying to disrupt gas.
 Let's go into the app and see what we can find.
 The first thing to know about WeFuel is that it's currently only servicing the California
 towns of Palo Alto and Menlo Park where we happen to be today.
 It's interesting because anecdotally I think these towns have the highest concentration
 of Teslas of anywhere I've ever seen, but that's besides the point.
 As you can see here regular fuel is going to cost $2.89 a gallon today.
 You can also do premium and WeFuel says that that's based on average rates per zip code.
 So it's dynamic and changes throughout the day or from day to day.
 So let's request some gas.
 I will never have been so relieved to have gotten gas.
 Right now at launch the company is offering this for basically free.
 I think it's a penny just to get people using the service, but otherwise it's going to cost
 you almost $7.50 plus the cost of gas.
 The company also plans to introduce a $20 per month subscription service for WeFuel
 which won't cover the cost of gas, but will cover all of your service fees for an unlimited
 number of fill ups.
 And they plan on equipping their customers with some type of electronic device that will
 let the company know when you've run out of fuel and they'll come by and refill up your
 car automatically so you don't even have to request it through the app.
 So that's WeFuel in a nutshell.
 Would you pay more than $7 to have gas delivered to your car?
 Leave your comments on our story at TheVerge.com and remember to subscribe to our YouTube channel
 for more awesome Verge videos.