It now costs a touch under £60 to fill up my humble steed with petrol/gas/fuel.
How much does it cost you? How big is your TANK?
How much does it cost you? How big is your TANK?
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Tank
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maffew
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Bozza said:
Race?
Scarface
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You must have a MASSIVE tank if it costs £60 to fill it up! I put in £30 the other day and got exactly 33 litres.
In France last week.... 60 litres of Gazoil at 1.05 EUROs a litre... 63 EUROs, which is about £43
In San Sebastien (on a day trip to Sunny Spain)... it was only 0.95 EUROs per litre.
Local garage in UK... diesel is now 96p a litre... making a tankful £57.60 !
Gordon Brown has a lot to answer for
In San Sebastien (on a day trip to Sunny Spain)... it was only 0.95 EUROs per litre.
Local garage in UK... diesel is now 96p a litre... making a tankful £57.60 !
Gordon Brown has a lot to answer for
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tinx
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Mine costs about 52 quid form almost empty to fill up, although it is diesel so lasts forever when I have done so
The Auditor
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last week in Spain it about a Euro a litre...a big percentage of the UK price is tax
maffew
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in Egypt couple of weeks ago and think it was 19p a litre, sure they've probably got better relations with saudi than us though just shows how much we're paying in tax
UK unleaded 95 petrol pump price composition (average major brand price for July 2005)
Pump price 88.60p/l
Duty & VAT 60.30p/l (68%)
Petrol cost(spot price) 24.56p/l (27.5%)
Gross retail margin 3.74p/l (4.5%)
Gross retail margin is the difference between the buying and selling price of petrol. The amount available has to cover all the costs of storage & transportation from a refinery, the running of a filling station and profit of the retailer.
Data from WoodMackenzie OPAL
Pump price 88.60p/l
Duty & VAT 60.30p/l (68%)
Petrol cost(spot price) 24.56p/l (27.5%)
Gross retail margin 3.74p/l (4.5%)
Gross retail margin is the difference between the buying and selling price of petrol. The amount available has to cover all the costs of storage & transportation from a refinery, the running of a filling station and profit of the retailer.
Data from WoodMackenzie OPAL
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ManxSeagull
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£65 to fill my beast, although our petrol is about 5p per litre dearer than UK.
There again it costs me nothing as it is all booked to work
There again it costs me nothing as it is all booked to work
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Brighton till i die
You havin' a bubble?
my thing costs about £45 quid to fill up.
£20 will get me about 110 miles.
mine is a 2.5 V6.
and yes, im f***ing skint!
£20 will get me about 110 miles.
mine is a 2.5 V6.
and yes, im f***ing skint!
Brighton till i die
You havin' a bubble?
Grendel said:
f*** a duck - you get 230 miles for a score!
what car have u got as i want one!
i get less than half that!
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Brighton till i die said:f*** a duck - you get 230 miles for a score!
what car have u got as i want one!
i get less than half that!
Fiesta 1.1LX. The ultimate was my clapped out G reg Nova, which once managed 146 miles on a tenner, before coming to an embarrassing halt whilst going to work one evening.
Brighton till i die
You havin' a bubble?
Grendel said:
sounds familiar - my 1.3 sr nova (1st car) ran out of petrol so many times!!kevinsmith
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Currently spending about £130 a week on fuel.
Re: Re: Tank
Plus the odd 'Bargain Bucket' eh ??
Race said:About 200 quid a week of Marks and Spencers finest to fill it up!
Plus the odd 'Bargain Bucket' eh ??