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Planty02

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Registered: 5th Mar 05
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22nd Jul 08 at 18:49

my local Morrisons are down to 112.9 atm, the queue was massive at dinner time

[Edited on 22-07-2008 by Planty02]

deano87

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Registered: 21st Oct 06
Location: Bedfordshire Drives: Ford Fiesta
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22nd Jul 08 at 19:38

quote:
Originally posted by Mike B
I got better economy sat at 90mph once than I ever have sat at 70, don't ask me why but it happened

Dad used to get better MPG in his M3 at 80mph than 70mph.

I saw a woman in a 1.8 Zafira, clearly a mum come flying by me at 85mph+. I bet she is complaining about fuel prices.

pow

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Registered: 11th Sep 06
Location: Hazlemere, Buckinghamshire
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22nd Jul 08 at 20:17

Blah blah blah. Cheaper fuel woooooooooop.

MPG at 80 or 70 booo hooo. 80 all the day ftw.

Adam_B

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Location: Lancashire
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22nd Jul 08 at 20:32

Its gone down because the cost price has gone down, not because the supermarkets are trying to get more customers.

LeeM

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Location: Liverpool
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22nd Jul 08 at 21:11

quote:
Originally posted by Planty02
my local Morrisons are down to 112.9 atm, the queue was massive at dinner time

[Edited on 22-07-2008 by Planty02]

i park in a morrisons carpark for work and it was rammed today, took me 10 minutes to get out the blosy car park because theres 2 roundabouts. the amount of people who dont know how to use roundabouts astounds me, they all just sit there clogging the place up

steve101

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Registered: 25th Oct 04
Location: Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland
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22nd Jul 08 at 21:23

111.9 our store is down to (Morrisons, Kilmarnock)

pow

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Registered: 11th Sep 06
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22nd Jul 08 at 21:37

quote:
Originally posted by steve101
111.9 our store is down to (Morrisons, Kilmarnock)

Fuck me sideways

Andrew

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Registered: 5th May 04
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22nd Jul 08 at 21:39

quote:
Originally posted by Adam_B
Its gone down because the cost price has gone down, not because the supermarkets are trying to get more customers.

Very true. And we should be greatful that the supermarkets are putting their way out for customers. They could have been greedy and kept the price high knowing we need to purchase fuel.

Tesco are robbing bastards if you ask me keeping their prices high!

We were hitting £1.20 per litre a couple of days back, not it's down to £1.11.9 at morrisons. I'll need to fill up again tomorrow, think morrisons will be my first choice.

As Colin has mentioned, it's costing him another £700 per year and there is a few of us in the same position. So those who say it's only pennies can kiss my fat arse. You either have no value of money or don't drive your cars at all.

I'd like to purchase a better car but the price of fuel puts me off. The pug is about as cheap as i'm gonna run at the minute without paying out 2k for an LPG conversion.

pow

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Registered: 11th Sep 06
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22nd Jul 08 at 21:43

Andrew has a point.

Deano it's a bit unfair saying shutup about the extra 50p on your fill up. This year my fuel bill has shot up. This time last year I was paying about 93/93ppl on my fuel.

Now I'm paying 40p more a litre, so a ~45% increase. 45% on £100 or £1000 is a lot of money.

andy1868

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Registered: 22nd Jun 06
Location: Burscough, Lancashire
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22nd Jul 08 at 21:45

29mpg FTW

John

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22nd Jul 08 at 21:46

Tesco aren't keeping their prices high, 113.9 at the one I drove past an hour ago.

andy1868

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22nd Jul 08 at 21:47

typical, i fill up afew days before everyone drops their prices

by the time i fill up again they'll be up again no doubt

[Edited on 22-07-2008 by andy1868]

Ash_EP3

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Registered: 15th May 07
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22nd Jul 08 at 21:50

Tesco's have dropped their's 2p 119.9 - 117.9

The queue today was ridiculous!

pow

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Registered: 11th Sep 06
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22nd Jul 08 at 21:50

quote:
Originally posted by John
Tesco aren't keeping their prices high, 113.9 at the one I drove past an hour ago.

Dad and I went out to fill up at about 8ish and it was 117.9/129.9 at Tesco. Just been past Slough and its 120.9/134.9

Eck

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Registered: 17th Apr 06
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22nd Jul 08 at 21:51

quote:
Originally posted by Andrew

quote:
Originally posted by Adam_B
Its gone down because the cost price has gone down, not because the supermarkets are trying to get more customers.

Very true. And we should be greatful that the supermarkets are putting their way out for customers. They could have been greedy and kept the price high knowing we need to purchase fuel.

Tesco are robbing bastards if you ask me keeping their prices high!

We were hitting £1.20 per litre a couple of days back, not it's down to £1.11.9 at morrisons. I'll need to fill up again tomorrow, think morrisons will be my first choice.

As Colin has mentioned, it's costing him another £700 per year and there is a few of us in the same position. So those who say it's only pennies can kiss my fat arse. You either have no value of money or don't drive your cars at all.

I'd like to purchase a better car but the price of fuel puts me off. The pug is about as cheap as i'm gonna run at the minute without paying out 2k for an LPG conversion.

It is only pennies.... And that's fine, that's your opinion that the pennies mean something. But I drive my car a lot, and do know the value of money...But we all have our own opinions, and as far as I'm concerned you can shove your diesel up your arse, and accept that you'll have to pay it regardless like we ALL do.

Eck

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22nd Jul 08 at 21:52

quote:
Originally posted by pow

quote:
Originally posted by John
Tesco aren't keeping their prices high, 113.9 at the one I drove past an hour ago.

Dad and I went out to fill up at about 8ish and it was 117.9/129.9 at Tesco. Just been past Slough and its 120.9/134.9

Windsor and glesgy are quite a fair bit apart mate

pow

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Registered: 11th Sep 06
Location: Hazlemere, Buckinghamshire
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22nd Jul 08 at 21:53

Those two Tesco stations arnet, look at the fucking price difference. Robbing Cunts

Andrew

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22nd Jul 08 at 21:56

quote:
Originally posted by John
Tesco aren't keeping their prices high, 113.9 at the one I drove past an hour ago.

Sound.

I drove past three today, one in Rochdale, one in Heywood and one in Warrington. All of which were still close to the £1.20 mark. Hopefully they have caught up to speed.

I've said it many of time before, the day i don't need a car is the day i sell up. Haven't used my car for social activities for 12 months now so i won't be missing much. Could be happening sooner rather than later too. Thinking of going back to uni to do a PHD depending on pennies. If i sell the car, there's 7k in the bank.

andy1868

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Registered: 22nd Jun 06
Location: Burscough, Lancashire
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22nd Jul 08 at 21:57

there are 2 shell garages in preston literally afew minutes from each other with different prices

i love it

pow

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Registered: 11th Sep 06
Location: Hazlemere, Buckinghamshire
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22nd Jul 08 at 22:01

Windsor makes me laugh. We have 5 garages.

1 Big BP: 120.9/132.9 - lots of people go there - BP lovers
1 Smaller BP: 120.9/132.9 - again a fair few people
1 Big Shell: 119.9/132.9 - Lots of custom
1 Small Shell 120.9/133.9 - Only the car sales place that share the forecourt use them
1 Texaco 119.9/133.9 - Empty all the time - mainly becuase they employ staff that cannot speak english

[Edited on 22-07-2008 by pow]

John

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22nd Jul 08 at 22:02

I'll be filling up when I have to at they prices, the 99 ron at said tesco is only 118.9 as well.

It's more than 3p thinking about it, it's at least 4, can't remember if it was 117.9 or 118.9, 99ron was 123.9 so thats 5p.

Andrew

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Registered: 5th May 04
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22nd Jul 08 at 22:04

I won't use our local BP as they are robbing bastards

Use Shell from time to time but it's just a bit out the way. Mainly use Morrison's or Tesco as Mum always gives me those 5p off a litre things

pow

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Registered: 11th Sep 06
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22nd Jul 08 at 22:04

I don't buy into this VPower 99RON BP Ultimate shit.

I got about 10 extra miles per tank. And it runs like a bag of beans for the first 50 miles after switching

Andrew

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22nd Jul 08 at 22:08

I drive a bag of shit, no fuel makes it run any better

John

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Registered: 30th Jun 03
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22nd Jul 08 at 22:08

I use shell because I get 3% cashback on my credit card, i'll be using tesco instead though.

I agree with the 99ron stuff, total waste of money unless the car is mapped for it.

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