Fuel prices

[Monty]

I'm just glad I can run my car on cheap electric if I need to ......... oh hang on, wait, what?

[Kwacky]

£1.60 a litre in some parts of London this weekend

[Cav]

According to a picture on FB it's over £2.40 in places

[duke63]

[Kwacky]

Feck. I can't believe people are prepared to pay those prices.

[D6Nutz]

There was a place in London where the price was over £3 a litre... Apparently they where trying to discourage people from filling up until their delivery arrived.

Pure profiteering, and as people are told it's a crisis and they must panic they will pay what ever they have to do they aren't panicking anymore.

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[Perkles]

i paid 1.35 this morning

[Cav]

Standard price here at the minute is 1.36. No Shell garage has VPower though

[Kwacky]

I found a Sainsbury petrol station on the way home selling super unleaded for £1.45 so I filled up.

[Stonesie]

I ended up paying £1.49.9 on Friday, that was 95 E10 the super unleaded was £1.62.9

I can't see any queues on forecourts and the supply's are plentiful, no out of service pumps.. and the prices are still climbing.

[duke63]

The news on the radio just reckoned $100 dollars a barrel and £1.50 a litre by Xmas for E10 unleaded.

[Kwacky]

The petrol station I went to only had unleaded in half the pumps

[duke63]

I saw 149.9 p per litre at 2 fuel stations yesterday.

Diesel is already over £1.50 per litre.

[Monty]

[Stonesie]

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That made my morning, I would not be surprised if the moron who wrote that has a degree in finance and works for the government.

What I know is if I let my car run really low on fuel it will cost £90 to fill up, 18 months ago it would have been £60 for the same 60L of Diesel

[Kwacky]

There's no hope for the human race

[D41]

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I don't think anyone believes that was written in anything other than jest.

[duke63]

There are some really stupid people out there.

[Frankie]

I thought I had a hole in my tank this morning LOL....Bloody crooks

[Kwacky]

Fuel prices still seem to be going up. I'm seeing between £1.45 and £1.49,9

I wonder if they'll be prepared to go through the £1.50 barrier?