Brent crude down...

[STEMO]

9.7% in the last five days. Anyone noticed the pump prices plunging? No? Oh well, maybe they'll knock a penny off a litre next month.

https://www.markeidiotch.com/investing/future/brn00?countrycode=uk

[Keith ABS]

 As soon as that! 2 hopes.....

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

I paid £1.73 today but that was for 99 octane Shell V-power for the Mexican.

The Signum runs fine on any old crap.

[Varche]

Good, down 2 cents here.

[ronnyd]

Filled mine up last week in Felixstowe  with E10 @ £1.48 per litre, (petrol). In Diss today  it was £1.62. 

[Doctor Gollum]

£1.05 a litre in Long Beach yesterday.

[STEMO]

£1.05 a litre in Long Beach yesterday.

Y awn

[Mr Skrunts]

£1.05 a litre in Long Beach yesterday.

Liter

[Sir Tigger KC]

£1.05 a litre in Long Beach yesterday.

Jeez that's expensive for Yankeedoodlestan! 

Still I can't imagine that the gurt pickup trucks common in Texas and Florida are that popular in Long Beach? 

[ronnyd]

£1.05 a litre in Long Beach yesterday.

Y awn

Long Beach? Felixstowe Beach? Is there a difference? 

[Andy B]

topped the ML up at Costco on Wed ... 150.9 a litre for diseasal

[LC0112G]

Petrol varied between about $3.80 a gallon (in Virginia/Delaware/New Jersey) and over $6 a gallon in California when I was there last month. Have just seen my credit card statement and it was well over £100 to fill up in CA, and it would only do about 500 miles on a tank.

So on the west coast at least it's every bit as expensive for petrol for a given journey length as it is here, given the generally lower MPG of their cars, the smaller gallon, and the smaller miles. Also all those f*&ing Prius's and Tesslas flying in formation at 69.9 MPH blocking every effin lane got right on my t1ts..

[STEMO]

Petrol varied between about $3.80 a gallon (in Virginia/Delaware/New Jersey) and over $6 a gallon in California when I was there last month. Have just seen my credit card statement and it was well over £100 to fill up in CA, and it would only do about 500 miles on a tank.

So on the west coast at least it's every bit as expensive for petrol for a given journey length as it is here, given the generally lower MPG of their cars, the smaller gallon, and the smaller miles. Also all those f*&ing Prius's and Tesslas flying in formation at 69.9 MPH blocking every effin lane got right on my t1ts..

I take the higher price in California is due to 'green taxes'? Where would governments/states be without them, I wonder.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Petrol varied between about $3.80 a gallon (in Virginia/Delaware/New Jersey) and over $6 a gallon in California when I was there last month. Have just seen my credit card statement and it was well over £100 to fill up in CA, and it would only do about 500 miles on a tank.

So on the west coast at least it's every bit as expensive for petrol for a given journey length as it is here, given the generally lower MPG of their cars, the smaller gallon, and the smaller miles. Also all those f*&ing Prius's and Tesslas flying in formation at 69.9 MPH blocking every effin lane got right on my t1ts..

I take the higher price in California is due to 'green taxes'? Where would governments/states be without them, I wonder.

Gavin Newsom isn't doing it for the money. He is on a mission to save the world.

[Doctor Gollum]

$5.18 a gallon if you paid cash, $5.91 for card.

The 3.6 Dodge Charger we had wasn't exactly economical... about 17mpg over the 96 miles we managed running up the coast to Santa Monica and back. It wasn't quite full when I picked it up, so guesstimated at $40 to fill it and it took every last drop. The cash price requires prepayment and it took all $40 before clicking off. They do give change if it clicks off before the prepaid amount.

Got a four day trip to Houston next month, the cars are a smidge more expensive to rent there, but petrol bloody well ought to be cheaper

Incidentally Malcolm, who do you rent with? Have only used Avis this far as we get a pretty good deal with them...