Fuel.

[FrenchDarrenBent]

It'll go higher before it goes lower...and it never goes back all the way down - Never!

It did, exactly two years ago. Oil was under twenty a barrel.

 

[tommye]

 

[Derpderp01]

I remember it being 99p a litre in the first lockdown. What days they were.

 

[mightymoyes]

Guaranteed prices still remain at current prices for a while yet so they can cream more millions in profit

 

[john jako]

Bet there is still knob heads filling up in petrol stations on motorways. Like the Harrods of petrol stations them. Gotta be 2.50 a litre soon them kopites.

 

[tommye]

Bet there is still knob heads filling up in petrol stations on motorways. Like the Harrods of petrol stations them. Gotta be 2.50 a litre soon them kopites.

Aren't they around that in 'normal' times?

'kin dogs

 

[john jako]

Aren't they around that in 'normal' times?

'kin dogs

Not far off. Scum how they get away with it in normal times

 

[tommye]

Not far off. Scum how they get away with it in normal times

Still cheaper to get a can of diesel than it is a Coke though. Taste is similar too.

 

[john jako]

Still cheaper to get a can of diesel than it is a Coke though. Taste is similar too.

2 quid a packet of quavers. Shop assistants wear balaclavas pal

 

[tommye]

2 quid a packet of quavers. Shop assistants wear balaclavas pal

For that price youre better getting the scampi fries. At least you can blag your mates you got a real [Poor language removed] for half your wages

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Guaranteed prices still remain at current prices for a while yet so they can cream more millions in profit

They do it all the time, hike prices up up by a load then when oil prices drop they drop their fuel prices by 1 or 2p and no more so we'll still end up paying a high price a litre.

 

[Dutch Toffee]

€2.37 a litre over here. £1.98 in British coin. And gasstations at motorways even more expensive.

 

[DualityNSNO]

Don't get the fill the car up thing. Surely the extra weight is gonna effect consumption and cost more anyway?
Have mine around 1/2 full and just top it back up to that when down to 50 miles of fuel left.

Hahaha what

 

[Yarrgh]

Hahaha what

If he's not doing a lot of miles and the petrol station is on his normal route then yes. 20-25 litres won't make much of a difference if you don't drive economically and keep the car empty of rubbish.

 

[DualityNSNO]

If he's not doing a lot of miles and the petrol station is on his normal route then yes. 20-25 litres won't make much of a difference if you don't drive economically and keep the car empty of rubbish.

It makes absolutely no difference and is counted towards the initial economy. If any difference is there it's in the 0.X liters per 100, which is negligible.

Same difference if you drive naked and think it has any effect on the car.

Or maybe don't drive the wife and kids around and use that as an excuse for better fuel economy, I guess.

Unless of course this is your daily driver:

Then half a tank probably makes a difference lol