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John

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Registered: 30th Jun 03
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10th Dec 07 at 17:19

Diesel price sticks in my throat, probably moreso than somebody with a petrol but how do they get away with pricing it higher than petrol

deano87

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10th Dec 07 at 17:25

I paid 103.9p/litre for standard unleaded the other day.

I try to put a positive spin on it, and see it as more Nectar points

mattk

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Registered: 27th Feb 06
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10th Dec 07 at 17:40

52p/litre

sand-eel

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10th Dec 07 at 17:46

quote:
Originally posted by Jamie
99.9p here still

IndyKalsey

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Registered: 26th Oct 06
Location: Manor Park, East London
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10th Dec 07 at 18:23

Diesel @ 105.9 (Tesco's, Barking)

Gareth

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10th Dec 07 at 18:24

Never really bother looking at the price

Nismo

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10th Dec 07 at 18:37

i now cycle to work, pitty i never thought of that when i had the RX7

richc

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10th Dec 07 at 18:41

quote:
Originally posted by John
They should make it so the people who say if you don't like it don't pay should pay more and normal people like myself pay less.

It's nothing to do with what it costs, if fuel cost that much to produce thats fine, its the fact it costs about 3p per litre and we get a quid tax stuck on that.

Diesel costs less to refine fss and they charge more per litre.

Thats because if you have a diesel, you wont buy as much.

John

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10th Dec 07 at 18:52

Wtf.

So because my car gets better mpg I get charged more

So what was the reason petrol used to be more expensive when diesels still did better mpg?

mattk

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Registered: 27th Feb 06
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10th Dec 07 at 18:54

there wernt as many deisels on the road, now they are so popular and we generally pay less tax we get more fuel duty

joey736

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Registered: 11th Mar 07
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10th Dec 07 at 18:56

i just filled my van up: £1.15/litre ffs!

im glad it comes out of my expenses

VegasPhil

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Registered: 16th Jan 05
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10th Dec 07 at 19:07

Petrol Prices are a disgrace. Anybody that trys to feed me that TRIPE about "not paying it if you don't like it" can bugger-off too.

Our Neighbouring countries and USA don't pay such high fuel tax.

Corsa 2.0 16v Vegas - Sold

Ben G

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Registered: 12th Jan 07
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10th Dec 07 at 19:10

quote:
Originally posted by VegasPhil
Petrol Prices are a disgrace. Anybody that trys to feed me that TRIPE about "not paying it if you don't like it" can bugger-off too.

Our Neighbouring countries and USA don't pay such high fuel tax.

if you don't like it don't pay for it tbh

it is true though, you don't need your car to survive, it's just a luxury other people who don't have one.

i'd rather pay high prices for petrol then cycle to work when it's cold as hell this time of year

mattk

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10th Dec 07 at 19:11

How do you get a full heating kit a bathroom, and half a ton of tools to a house 20 miles away to make a living?

Ben G

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10th Dec 07 at 19:14

quote:
Originally posted by mattk
How do you get a full heating kit a bathroom, and half a ton of tools to a house 20 miles away to make a living?

drive, but thats when you should start moaning about petrol prices, unless you are covered for travelling expenses.

mwg

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10th Dec 07 at 19:19

It stinks. The only reason people are paying it Ben is cos they HAVE to! Not out of choice

Not having a car is not an option to most people myself included! But it doesn't mean we should be ripped off for the privelege!

Ben G

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10th Dec 07 at 19:25

quote:
Originally posted by Matty G
It stinks. The only reason people are paying it Ben is cos they HAVE to! Not out of choice Not having a car is not an option to most people myself included! But it doesn't mean we should be ripped off for the privelege!

not everyone needs it. plenty of public transport about, given the fact it's shit, still get's you there.

what about all the school mums picking there kids up after school? they don't need their cars. they just use it because it's easier than walking.

Ben G

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10th Dec 07 at 19:26

and over 50% is most people, i'd say about 5% actually need there car for work.

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10th Dec 07 at 19:27

just th clear it up, what happens when you dont like the price, and dont want to pay it ?

does the car still run on air ?

Ben G

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10th Dec 07 at 19:29

i'd assume the car sit's there and waits for you to start the engine up, only for you to realise it won't turn over

mwg

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10th Dec 07 at 19:30

You can pay for me next time I fill up if you dont mind the prices

mattk

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10th Dec 07 at 19:33

this is precisly why fuel protests dont work here, if we were like the french and everyone said you know what fuck it ive no fuel and cant get any cause theres a strike on I cant get to work so il have a day off and stick my feet up

maybe the protests would work, the country would stop

[Edited on 10-12-2007 by mattk]

Ben G

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10th Dec 07 at 19:33

your cars german, fuck that

i don't mind paying for my own car. you should've got a petrol, would've been cheaper*

*pence/litre not from mpg

mwg

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10th Dec 07 at 19:37

quote:
Originally posted by mattk
this is precisly why fuel protests dont work here, if we were like the french and everyone said you know what fuck it ive no fuel and cant get any cause theres a strike on I cant get to work so il have a day off and stick my feet up

maybe the protests would work, the country would stop

[Edited on 10-12-2007 by mattk]

I'd do it but the only reason I dont is cos I know there'd be too many plebs that wouldn't

ClaireF

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10th Dec 07 at 19:41

yep one pound, 7pence here as well

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