Sunoco's top 10 neighbors span discount grocers, value retailers, a rival gas station, and packaged food brands — no single neighbor dominates, and the spread itself is the finding.

The shape is broad: scores run from Save-A-Lot at 0.72 down to Mattress Firm at 0.63, a relatively tight band with no spike. Save-A-Lot (0.72) is the closest neighbor, a general grocery store — not another gas station. Rent-A-Center (0.67, home goods and furnishings) and CITGO (0.67, gas stations) are nearly tied for second. Dollar Tree (0.65, discount stores) and Kettle Brand Chips (0.64, food) round out the top five. CITGO is the only other gas station in the top 10; the remaining nine neighbors are drawn from general grocery, home goods, discount retail, food brands, and one video game franchise — #NBA2KLeagueDraft at 0.63. By subcategory count, food brands (DiGiorno, Kettle Brand Chips, Goldfish®) and home goods/furnishings (Rent-A-Center, Kmart Deals) are the most represented types, with discount and grocery retail close behind. The cross-kind character here is notable: Sunoco's audience shape aligns more tightly with value-oriented consumer staple brands than with the fuel and convenience sector it occupies.

That pattern — a gas station whose nearest audiences belong to discount grocery, value retail, and everyday packaged goods — points to an audience defined less by the fuel category and more by a broad, everyday-spending profile.