Whats Your Current Fuel Price?

[Varche]

Did about 150 miles today on my tankful of 1.62 euro diesel. Average today a week on was 1.89 a litre. Plenty on the roads still.........

[henryd]

Paid £1.59 for diesel today. Little Pierre has averaged 63mpg since I started driving it again over the last couple of days.
Ive always loved that little car. 

You need my lads Seat Toledo,just averaged 68.5 from cornwall to Portsmouth then on to Kent at motorway speeds,(he's23 and doesn't hang about) car is 15 plate Toledo 1.6 tdi 

[Varche]

The pleasure of owning a diesel!

[countrywoman]

Managed 54.8 mpg yesterday on a 40ish mile round trip on A,B and duel track in the Yeti. At one point it showed 59 mpg before last bit of duel .

[dave the builder]

The ONLY  pleasure of owning a diesel!

fixed 

[STEMO]

The ONLY  pleasure of owning a diesel!

fixed 

Think so? I'd like to see your astras try to keep up with mine 

[dave the builder]

The ONLY  pleasure of owning a diesel!

fixed 

Think so? I'd like to see your astras try to keep up with mine 

2 of them are 1.7 CDTI  the Zafira is a tractor too
all 5 astras can do 70 MPH  possibly even the Zafia
all 6 spend 99% of running time in traffic jams 

[STEMO]

The ONLY  pleasure of owning a diesel!

fixed 

Think so? I'd like to see your astras try to keep up with mine 

2 of them are 1.7 CDTI  the Zafira is a tractor too
all 5 astras can do 70 MPH  possibly even the Zafia
all 6 spend 99% of running time in traffic jams 

We don't have traffic jams in Barnsley. Hence my 96,000 mile dpf giving no problems and my 8 year old car never having anything replaced except tyres, pads, glow plugs and battery. 

[dave the builder]

The ONLY  pleasure of owning a diesel!

fixed 

Think so? I'd like to see your astras try to keep up with mine 

2 of them are 1.7 CDTI  the Zafira is a tractor too
all 5 astras can do 70 MPH  possibly even the Zafia
all 6 spend 99% of running time in traffic jams 

We don't have traffic jams in Barnsley. Hence my 96,000 mile dpf giving no problems and my 8 year old car never having anything replaced except tyres, pads, glow plugs and battery. 

all the cars are too OLD to have DPFs 
labour charges on repairs are minimal too           

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Nothing wrong with derv.

Nobody want a lorry, bus, tractor, canal barge or cement mixer  that runs on petrol.

[dave the builder]

Nothing wrong with derv.

Nobody want a lorry, bus, tractor, canal barge or cement mixer  that runs on petrol.

My mixer has a Honda petrol engine 
though i usually use the electric motor on it as i'm very eco friendly       

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Nothing wrong with derv.

Nobody want a lorry, bus, tractor, canal barge or cement mixer  that runs on petrol.

My mixer has a Honda petrol engine 
though i usually use the electric motor on it as i'm very eco friendly       

Yep....my mower is a real beast with a single cylinder 4 stroke 118 CC petrol lump.

[STEMO]

Around 10 days ago Brent Crude peaked at $137 a barrel, pump prices immediately shot up to ridiculously high prices. It's down to $108 today, but pump prices are still up around £1.75 a litre here.
As it's such an essential commodity, same as gas and electric, maybe a price cap would be a good idea.

[Sir Tigger KC]

Around 10 days ago Brent Crude peaked at $137 a barrel, pump prices immediately shot up to ridiculously high prices. It's down to $108 today, but pump prices are still up around £1.75 a litre here.
As it's such an essential commodity, same as gas and electric, maybe a price cap would be a good idea.

Yes they jacked the prices on fuel that they already had in their tanks that was bought at the lower prices, but now the tanks are full of expensive fuel which needs to be shifted. 

So the moral of the story is that we need to drive more to burn the expensive fuel, so the suppliers can fill their forecourt tanks with cheaper fuel.             

[STEMO]

Around 10 days ago Brent Crude peaked at $137 a barrel, pump prices immediately shot up to ridiculously high prices. It's down to $108 today, but pump prices are still up around £1.75 a litre here.
As it's such an essential commodity, same as gas and electric, maybe a price cap would be a good idea.

Yes they jacked the prices on fuel that they already had in their tanks that was bought at the lower prices, but now the tanks are full of expensive fuel which needs to be shifted. 

So the moral of the story is that we need to drive more to burn the expensive fuel, so the suppliers can fill their forecourt tanks with cheaper fuel.             

God, you're clever