If petrol has gone down shouldn't normal oil go down too?
22 November 2008, 07:37 PM
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If petrol has gone down shouldn't normal oil go down too?
Went to a track day in the week at brands and the Shell station near it was doing V Power for 99.9p!!!
So petrol is costing less and less but dose that not mean Halfords (and everyone else who sells oil) should start selling normal oil that we put in our car's for less?
I mean it's all oil at the end of the day?
Whats yours thoughts on this?
Ash
So petrol is costing less and less but dose that not mean Halfords (and everyone else who sells oil) should start selling normal oil that we put in our car's for less?
I mean it's all oil at the end of the day?
Whats yours thoughts on this?
Ash
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It cost a lot but i guest we don't use it as much as petrol?
But it's still oil and oil is cheap right now i thought so why does it still cost so much?
Or is it because we don't use it up as much as petrol?
But it's still oil and oil is cheap right now i thought so why does it still cost so much?
Or is it because we don't use it up as much as petrol?
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Went to a track day in the week at brands and the Shell station near it was doing V Power for 99.9p!!!
So petrol is costing less and less but dose that not mean Halfords (and everyone else who sells oil) should start selling normal oil that we put in our car's for less?
I mean it's all oil at the end of the day?
Whats yours thoughts on this?
Ash
So petrol is costing less and less but dose that not mean Halfords (and everyone else who sells oil) should start selling normal oil that we put in our car's for less?
I mean it's all oil at the end of the day?
Whats yours thoughts on this?
Ash
I think you shouldn't use cheap oil, thats twice i have heard you mention this. It worrys me
23 November 2008, 05:20 PM
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oil aint sold as quick as fuel, we never but the prices up UNTIL the supplyers do, then we lower them when we can also
remember the tax on petrol is what makes it such a high jump though, it goes up by 3%cost theres still a extra 70% tax ontop of that making it more noticable too
remember the tax on petrol is what makes it such a high jump though, it goes up by 3%cost theres still a extra 70% tax ontop of that making it more noticable too
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