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The price differential between petrol and diesel has now jumped to 25p litre and it is only moving in one direction.
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Well I typed this so I should know but have no idea what a vesicles is..![]()
Diesel oil demand compared to supply is very high right now due to Russian issues and also winter stocking. Likewise, Gasoline demand is very much lowerWe are all at the mercy of "the markets" I'm afraid. Oil prices (therefore forecourt prices) will go up and down, but I'm not expecting Diesel to ever be less than £1.50/Litre ever again.
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I managed 177 at Tesco Cleethorpes yesterday. But that was the Car, not the van. Next trip is in a couple of weeks so will probably swing by Morrisons or Asda on the way back to keep topped up (always leave the tanks full if possible to reduce possible condensation issuesI filled up last night at 169.9 close to home.....passed garages (inc morrisons) today up near Beverley that were 190+
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Surprised that you did not "spot" the errorWell I typed this so I should know but have no idea what a vesicles is..![]()
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Gone up 10p per litre when I filled up yesterday against last week.I filled up last night at 169.9 close to home.....passed garages (inc morrisons) today up near Beverley that were 190+
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Actually not correct. I follow fuel supply pricing and demand for shipping which is wholly price driven plus receive daily news feeds from organisations such as Platts. Someone might take the opportunity to make a bit of money but by far the major dynamics are as stated in my post above. Don't believe everything you read about fuel prices in the MSM - it give me a good laugh some days and facepalm on othersThe official line is "Supply and Demand"
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I wonder what the current situation would be if we had not all been taken in by the 1990's "Diesel is Safer" Con ??![]()
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When our local garage is out of fuel they sell it for 55pour local Tesco has been without diesel for the 3rd day in a row at 189.9.
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The lions share of the cost of diesel is fuel duty and 20% VATThe price differential between petrol and diesel has now jumped to 25p litre and it is only moving in one direction.
That's a lot less than they rip you off for a bottle of "Holy Water" in Lourdes.gazoil here near Lourdes is 2.00 Euro per litre. FYI it is 25c and my vesicles are warm also![]()
Locally at least (Tavistock) fuel prices at Morrisons have been at least as high as main road branded filling stations. Not always so. Since they were bought out about a year or so ago, their prices generally have been moving steadily upwards. Other supermarket fuel prices nearby like Tesco and esp Sainsburys have wavered but are often a good bit lower.I managed 177 at Tesco Cleethorpes yesterday. But that was the Car, not the van. Next trip is in a couple of weeks so will probably swing by Morrisons or Asda on the way back to keep topped up (always leave the tanks full if possible to reduce possible condensation issues
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Yes it’s funny that did they not have the knowledge or science back in the 90s, why was diesel said to be much better then now it’s not?The official line is "Supply and Demand"
The truth is Profiteering Bar Stewards
I wonder what the current situation would be if we had not all been taken in by the 1990's "Diesel is Safer" Con ??![]()
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Iir, diesel Co2 emissions were lower than petrol. So buy diesel. Then they told us diesel particulates were nasty and told manufacturers we were evil for using them, so forced manufacturers to install efficiency sapping filters etc to reduce the particulates. Once we have all migrated to electric, they will tell us we should be buying something else. We must of course pay more every time.Yes it’s funny that did they not have the knowledge or science back in the 90s, why was diesel said to be much better then now it’s not?
It’s just scaremongering saying you won’t be able to drive a diesel anywhere soon. Big city centres maybe but everywhere else fine.
I know someone who’s just spent well over 300 grand on a new diesel Concorde he doesn’t seem concerned.
I always check on PetrolPrices.comLocally at least (Tavistock) fuel prices at Morrisons have been at least as high as main road branded filling stations. Not always so. Since they were bought out about a year or so ago, their prices generally have been moving steadily upwards. Other supermarket fuel prices nearby like Tesco and esp Sainsburys have wavered but are often a good bit lower.
A bit like Obama spending 5.7 million dollars on a beach front property in Hawaii. Probably he has insider information on rising sea levels ?Yes it’s funny that did they not have the knowledge or science back in the 90s, why was diesel said to be much better then now it’s not?
It’s just scaremongering saying you won’t be able to drive a diesel anywhere soon. Big city centres maybe but everywhere else fine.
I know someone who’s just spent well over 300 grand on a new diesel Concorde he doesn’t seem concerned.
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