Who's Seen The Most Expensive Petrol ???
Who's Seen The Most Expensive Petrol ???
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18 July 2005, 03:50 PM
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Originally Posted by AndyC_772
99.9 labelled on the pump for BP Ultimate just outside Cambridge yesterday - and they actually charged me almost exactly £1.00/l.
Marked up as 99.9 and charged 'almost exactly' 100.0..
If 99.9 isn't almost exactly 100.0 I'll eat my hat
19 July 2005, 04:04 AM
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What confuses me (amoungst many other things ) is that OPEC etc sell Oil three months or so in advance, so the Petrol we are using the now theorectically <sp?> should be based on the Oil price in March/April, so if the Oil price goes up tomorrow why should we see an instant rise at the pumps 
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) is that OPEC etc sell Oil three months or so in advance, so the Petrol we are using the now theorectically <sp?> should be based on the Oil price in March/April, so if the Oil price goes up tomorrow why should we see an instant rise at the pumps John.
19 July 2005, 08:12 AM
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I just paid £88 for 25 litres 
(well I actually bought 75 litres in total.. so £3.52 per litre)
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(well I actually bought 75 litres in total.. so £3.52 per litre)David
19 July 2005, 01:49 PM
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Are Labour still going ahead with raising the tax on fuel next month?
There would have been riots in the streets if that had of gone ahead......even numpty bliar could see that.......
19 July 2005, 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted by kingofturds
oil prices dropped the other week from $60 to $55 a barrel so why havent petrolprices gone down
well, you tend to notice when you put 2500 miles on the car!
19 July 2005, 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by scoob_babe
Interesting that you say that, it seems to be the one thing that the French are good at! When oil prices went up when we were on hols, the petrol price went up however when it dropped, the petrol price immediately dropped (and it went back below the price it was originally at too).
well, you tend to notice when you put 2500 miles on the car!
well, you tend to notice when you put 2500 miles on the car!
Anyway, on topic. It seems like almost every time i go and fill up the price of optimax has risen by 1p. My local shell station is now at 96.9
.. correct me if im wrong but it doesn't seem all that long ago that optimax was selling for around 78p per litre 
19 July 2005, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by kingofturds
oil prices dropped the other week from $60 to $55 a barrel so why havent petrol prices gone down
Originally Posted by New To Scoob
What confuses me (amongst many other things ) is that OPEC etc sell Oil three months or so in advance, so the Petrol we are using the now theoretically should be based on the Oil price in March/April, so if the Oil price goes up tomorrow why should we see an instant rise at the pumps
19 July 2005, 03:29 PM
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The maxol station up the road is selling Super for 99.9, the price went up by a penny three times in a week. What confuses me is that the Shell filling station is able to sell it for 93.9 and the BP for 95.9
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