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Old 8 Jan 2001, 18:58 (Ref:57388)   #1
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Carrie should be qualifying in the top 5 on the gridCarrie should be qualifying in the top 5 on the grid
I think the last time we had any discussion about petrol prices was during the fuel blockades, so how about we do an update on what people are paying for their fuel at the moment. When the blockades were on petrol round here was 81.9p per litre, now it's come down to a much more reasonable 73.5p per litre, however, just a short distance away in Manchester the cheapest you can find is 76.9.
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Old 8 Jan 2001, 19:58 (Ref:57411)   #2
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Down my way its 77.9p if you go to Tesco's or 78.9-79.9 on the main garage forecourts.

By the way, I live in Andover, Hampshire.
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Old 8 Jan 2001, 20:15 (Ref:57419)   #3
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Sharky should be qualifying in the top 5 on the gridSharky should be qualifying in the top 5 on the gridSharky should be qualifying in the top 5 on the grid
Over here the prices are (in dollars and per liter)
Premium: $1
Regular: 75 cents
Diesel: 50 cents
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Old 9 Jan 2001, 00:37 (Ref:57510)   #4
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OUCH !

It's about $1.50 per gallon here at the moment.
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Old 9 Jan 2001, 01:05 (Ref:57519)   #5
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marcus has a real shot at the podium!marcus has a real shot at the podium!marcus has a real shot at the podium!marcus has a real shot at the podium!
Here in Oz the price varies dramaticly..in Oz dollars (not that thats worth much in world terms) I pay

91c per litre ..has dropped 10c in last 2 weeks.
now in Melbourne just 300kms away from me its around 82-83c per litre and up north where Crast Test and Dave Paterson live it is around 70c per litre.....how and why the gap is so big beats me but fuel costs way to much...we also have said goodbye to leaded petrol in this country..you can no longer purchase it ..the replacement has a lead supplement in it..dont bother me as I use Unleaded anyway.
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Old 9 Jan 2001, 10:35 (Ref:57573)   #6
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marcus, the reason for the difference in price is the lack of state tax on Queensland fuel...but even so, the gap is larger than it should (when I was up in Qld, petrol was about 88.9 to 96.9 in Sydney and Brisbane was 71.9).
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Old 9 Jan 2001, 11:50 (Ref:57582)   #7
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Actually the best i have seen it lately was 70.2c/l on the M1 motorway heading north, which aint bad going at all...
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Old 9 Jan 2001, 13:19 (Ref:57595)   #8
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Well out here in 3rd world Essex I filled up at the local for 75.9p per litre down from around 84 at the height of the crisis , a pleasant surprise indeed to be able to register full for less than sixty quid !
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Old 9 Jan 2001, 14:12 (Ref:57602)   #9
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I know our gas in the States is much cheaper than anywhere else in the world. Ours in Tulsa is $1.12 a gallon right now, that converts to around .30 cents a liter and that converts to 20 pence a liter. That is quite a bit cheaper than the prices in the UK. Sorry you guys have to pay so much.
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Old 10 Jan 2001, 13:20 (Ref:57838)   #10
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The price down here in West Wales is about 77.9
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Old 10 Jan 2001, 18:09 (Ref:57865)   #11
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Down my way its 77.9p if you go to Tesco's or 78.9-79.9 on the main garage forecourts.

By the way, I live in Andover, Hampshire.
Ozy, I'm in Andover, (just south of New) Hampshire.

I pay $1.69 U.S./gallon for 93 Octane unleaded

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Old 11 Jan 2001, 02:56 (Ref:57957)   #12
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It's pretty cheap around here right now at about 65 cents/litre. It'll probably go up fairly soon.
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Old 11 Jan 2001, 22:14 (Ref:58074)   #13
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Fuel

Don't talk about fuel blockades. I missed going to the Goodwood Revival because of that. I bought and paid for my tickets well in advance, booked B&B and never ended up going because of the fuel blockade. I wasted well over £200.00 and I've still got the tickets. I live in Lincolnshire so its about a tank of fuel on a round trip, no chance, I only had quarter of a tank come weekend.
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Old 11 Jan 2001, 22:32 (Ref:58080)   #14
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You could always take the tickets along to this years Revival and see if they notice when you try to get through the gate with them
I think I only managed to get petrol to get to the BTCC final because I drove round a corner and found myself stuck in the back of a petrol queue!!
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Old 18 Jan 2001, 10:49 (Ref:59176)   #15
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Marcus, the state fuel tax is only 8c a litre, i don't know where the rest of the discrepancy comes from.

For the benefit of the non Australians, Queensland has the cheapest fuel in Australia. Approx. 72c/litre,
that converts to US $1.70/gallon or GB 29p/litre.

I use Avgas in my Datsun and it's $1.65/litre and i only get 8mpg. Good thing i don't race every weekend!
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Old 18 Jan 2001, 11:05 (Ref:59181)   #16
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Dave,
Do you want to run a long hose to bathurst because I'm paying $1.02.9 for premium unleaded for my ED XR6.Thats about $67 to fill for about 10.5l/100KM
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Old 20 Jan 2001, 12:27 (Ref:59498)   #17
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ED XR6 is a very nice car, especially to drive arpound the mountain now and then eh? My Dad bought an XR6 last week.
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Old 20 Jan 2001, 14:15 (Ref:59510)   #18
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Up here in North-East Scotland, I don't think petrol prices have changed a lot at all. Maybe the odd 1 or 2p off but that's about it. Anyway it doesn't matter for me because I'm too young to drive and so don't have to buy petrol.

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