!!!75p!!! that is when I will vote Hot :smile: The good old days when you just drive around for fun.

I heard on the radio the other day that oil prices are half what they were a couple of years ago. Are prices at the pumps half what they were a couple of years ago? Are they bullocks.

We saw it. Sorry you appear to have missed it.
http://your.asda.com/news-and-blogs/unleaded-price-cut



(It was on HUKD multiple times too, but they all seem to have been removed)

Edit: Found last week's deal on HUKD!
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/petrol-99-7p-per-litre-diesel-103-7p-asda-from-12pm-friday-ends-sunday-2334309

Any reduction is always welcome.

I'm sure we filled up at an Asda (Hulme) for 99.something ppl last week.

All the normal filling stations in east leeds around me are still 108/109 and never seem to fall as low as mentioned on here.

!!!75p!!! that is when I will vote Hot :smile: The good old days when you just drive around for fun.

We saw it. Sorry you appear to have missed it.
http://your.asda.com/news-and-blogs/unleaded-price-cut



(It was on HUKD multiple times too, but they all seem to have been removed)

Edit: Found last week's deal on HUKD!
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/petrol-99-7p-per-litre-diesel-103-7p-asda-from-12pm-friday-ends-sunday-2334309

It's under a pound at Costco!

I got my first car in 1987 and it was £1.70 a gallon, about 37p a litre. All I did was drive my mini for fun as you could afford to.

Asda always seem to be at the forefront of cuts to fuel prices, glad to hear once again they're taking the lead. At my local, petrol is currently £1.11 per litre for petrol which is appalling. Thankfully my uni is right next to an Asda so I always get a chance to get the cheap prices when they're about.

101.9 at Tesco Leigh WN7 this morning.

Of course, I go and fill the tank just yesterday! Grr.

101.9 @ Tesco Mier this afternoon

Near where I live, Morrisons unleaded is 103.9. Just down the road (about 200 yards away) is a Shell garage where the unleaded is 111.9! Needless to say, its not busy lol.

Annoyingly, our Asda has no petrol station :disappointed:

Their usual see saw pricing,it'll go back up in a couple of weeks

cold NOT full hd lol:pjust kidding time to fill it up

Those pence do add up though. Diesel is 15p cheaper than it was this time last year at Asda.

Much as I'd like to hoist Asda aloft whilst a crowd throws roses at it, a look at the financial pages tells you everything you need to know about why the pump price is heading down towards 100p at the moment. Kudos though IF Asda are always the first movers downwards, and IF they are not amongst the first to put the price up when underlying source costs climb again.

Probanly in response to Asda's move

I have no idea who was first, this deal was only posted 2 hours ago though and I got an email from Tesco this morning.

Filled up at Tesco Doncaster Edenthorpe this morning , petrol £101.9

It's not a price cut, bent crude oil prices are dropping below $41 per barrel, Asda are simply passing on this reduction in selling price.

Looks like Tesco already beat Asda reducing prices at the pumps today 8th

Tesco also knocking 2p per litre off

I heard on the radio the other day that oil prices are half what they were a couple of years ago. Are prices at the pumps half what they were a couple of years ago? Are they bullocks.

Diesel has been mostly around the £1.06 - £1.08 Litre they knock off 1-2p every so often,but it creeps back up again within 2-4 weeks

As I said, it's a reduction in selling price from the words of a buyer

I knew the iraq war would pay off one day

I am confused ... I thought it was Asda who were cutting their prices at the pumps ...?

It's a shame it's **** petrol, I get 50 miles less to a full tank compared to shell and BP.

Looking at the diesel price for the same period at the same petrol station there does appear to be more fluctuation.

If Asda was cutting their prices and eating into their profits I would agree, they are simply passing on price reductions from the refinery.

Our Tesco's was 101.5 when I drove past it an hour ago.

Thanks for the info. Heat added.

Tesco stevenage unleaded reduced today to 101.90

Cold due to the tiny percentage saving

At the risk of pointing out the obvious, cold weather potentially makes for improved MPG, not reduced...

Some people just like to think they get more MPG from brand names though, keeps them happy and they're not doing any harm :smile:

There's a load of reasons why cold weather lowers MPG. The most obvious being that your fuel economy is much worse when the engine is below optimal temperature - and it takes longer to reach optimal temperature in colder air. Doesn't affect motorway driving really but most city trips are short so makes a massive difference

https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/coldweather.shtml

Already that price at Tesco's near my work.

I paid 99.8p a litre last week at my local ASDA. This Sunday it was 103 :-(

With Brent crude prices still in freefall, if you take a look at the current wholesale ex-refinery prices, you will see that, after adding the fuel duty and VAT, the ex-refinery contract offered price of petrol and diesel are roughly the same, AND that ex-refinery price has now dropped to about 94-95p per litre - a drop of about 3p per litre in the last 2 weeks. Add the delivery costs and profit for the petrol station and prices should now be at or under £1. The spot prices for petrol and diesel are well under those contract prices, so special offers at independents should also be available. No doubt both Asda and Morrisons used those prices to run their promotions last weekend, when I filled up at 96.7p (Morrisons, Leamington). I was in there today to fill up again, back up to 103.7p. Somebody is still making a nice profit right now, buying at spot prices and selling high.

Thanks op!!

WOW, 50p saved once a month. BEST. DEAL. EVAH!

103.7 at the Bletchley Asda

Brent oil has dropped to 39.50, expect further drop in petrol price

So they are dropping the prices of petrol at the pump...by 2p a Litre... so the OP was correct -well done OP for sharing this post :smiley: ...and your comment that " its not a price cut " ...is simply ***** .

It is the opposite way round... less mpg at lower temperature (winter) if you google it.

If Brent Oil fell below £0 we would still be shafted for petrol and diesel.

I paid £1.027 at Costco for diesel last week so this is not the lowest it is going to fall to.

I want to know when the price of Gas & Electric is going to fall, because EDF has almost unbelievably increased its price by 5% this Winter !

103.7 at my local today, so if it hits 104 tomorrow that's an increase.

I use Asda all the time or Tesco. Cheapest prices and good quality fuel.

​i thought I must have got it wrong when I saw it at hat price over that wkend, this explains it and I wasn't making it up after all

I've added up all the Asda fuel price cuts posted on HUKD. The excellent news is: THEY'RE PAYING YOU TO TAKE IT AWAY NOW! :neutral_face:

just filled up full 60 litres tank yesterday:(

Shame Tesco beat them to it!!

I filled it last week at the special price drop at Asda (2 weeks) and its was back at £1.07 the next day. Its still at that price this evening they havent dropped it yet. Not much left so will wait to refill, definitely last to move price by us as no other garage around.

I saw at my local tesco today diesel for £1.03.something (Longton stoke on trent ) still a heat from me :smiley:

there is talk of it going down to 20 dollars a barrel

Oil at 7 year low of 37 USD. Petrol and diesel should be about 80p.

blacklisted words? wtf

My car has trouble starting when running on Asda diesel.

Local garage had it a week, in the end changed to Shell diesel.

Started first turn of the key.

Price is great though, heat added.

Tesco are already selling at this price

I use either ExxonMobil or asda no different to mileage or performance but my smallest engine is 3L the biggest 5.9L funny though both get similar mileage and that's over 25 so I'm happy

To what ?.....the "price cut" ? :smiley:

Expect petrol prices to come down yet further soon as crude oil prices have hit a 7 year low

Passed the Fosse Park, Leicester ASDA this morning and petrol was indeed 101.7

I hate my local Sainsburys. Always profiteering because we have no Asda, if you go to the Sainsburys 10 miles down the road (which of course is pointless) is is usually 4-6p a litre cheaper because there is an Asda

My tank is just getting empty after filling it up over the black Friday weekend so this is good news for me :smiley:

Going to be 99p next week anyway, oil is at 7 year low!

Indeed, with oil at $0 per barrel, add the costs to get it from the oil fields, refine it, add UK govt taxes (duty and VAT) and get it to the refinery gate, ship it to the filling station, for the filling station to sell it at 0 profit, you are looking at a base price of about 75p per litre. It matters not what prices of oil do, that base is pretty much immovable. Below that and the refinery shuts down, restricting supply. At just under $40 a barrel, nobody makes much money with petrol at 99p a litre. Even if oil fell to $20 a barrel, that would only knock another 10p off per litre. You might ask why, and the UK govt taxes is why. Why is fuel 20% cheaper in Ireland? Taxes. I don't think anybody can think that the oil industry is making excessive profits right now, so why not turn our attention to what is (now) the real reason why prices are still at this £1 level? Taxes.

Asda in Lower Earley (Reading) has dropped their prices but at 07:30 this morning the petrol station was closed off so I had to drive on by :disappointed:

Passed my local Asda this morning and prices are not reduced, still £106.7 for Diesel, though it was all stations :-(

Still too expensive.

Evidence?

Still being ripped off in the UK! But we all know that don't we.
It really is about time that we had a fuel that Saudi Arabia etc. can't hold us to ransom with.
Here is a current fuel price chart sorted by Diesel price. (You can re-sort by the selector under the red banner).
It clearly shows (1 of 56) we pay a lot more for Diesel than most? Why? - because of high taxes plus we aren't moaning enough!
France is E1.08 (£0.79) and we are E1.507 (£1.09) per litre.
Super rich Luxembourg is E0.946 (£0.69) because we help them by letting all the multi-national companies pay their taxes there!

http://www.fuel-prices-europe.info/index.php?sort=6

Tesco Rotherham is already 100.9

Lmao you idiot

And then you look at the AA petrol prices in the EU and wonder....

Sweet

Hopefully they wont put it back up a week later like their last price cut!

Brilliant point. Unfortunately the narrative of bad oil producers/good government persists. Utterly simplistic and at complete odds with the facts.

You filled both your own car and your brothers cars for 99p, that is a great price cut, please name the garage.

whoa!!

So by your logic, you also are not relevant.

Appreciate ASDA petrol pricing = a national pricing, but Tesco Extra @ Kingston Milton Keynes = 101.9p today, and ClubCard opportunities...

wishfull thinking, that is never going to happen. appreciate that the fuel price is going down or has gone down slighlty

But when I post about local prices I let people know where I am.

My Tesco Extra (Spytty, Newport, Gwent) already has petrol at £1.01 and Diesel at £1.04

Time to shout from the rooftops will be when vpower hits £1 a litre until then I will vote cold.

Just filled at this price in Runcorn.

Asda Cheltenham

Crude oil is around $40 a barrel, which will produce around 72 litres of refined petrol. That equates to around 37p a litre. Then add on transport costs, profit, vat, fuel tax etc. and we suddenly jump to over a £1.00 a litre - that's one hell of a jump !!

ASDA Killingbeck shouldn't be THAT far from you both and anyway, the others will be following their lead soon.

Even at this price there are only 5 countries listed as having more expensive petrol .. Djibouti , Netherlands , Norway , Somalia and Hong Kong ,according to worldgasolineprices . Reassuring that we are still getting fleeced ain't it.

Indeed .

Asda Nuneaton is still £1.03 as of today.

When you've finished mocking my evey statement perhaps you will appreciate I fight the Government and fuel companies to reduce prices at the pumps for unleaded to 96p per litre the true value everyone should be paying. Brent Crude oil is at an all time 7 year low meaning refineries are not passing on reductions quick enough to reflect the global market.

I would agree, the price should be around 95-99p per litre right now based on current market prices, but there IS a delay between the oil being bought at that price and it arriving at the fuel station. The current price of petrol is based on where oil was 1-2 weeks ago, and even now based on those prices it should be at just under £1 per litre, not just over, so about 2-3p per litre too high. Since then it has fallen quite a lot. Makes the £1.15 per litre in my village today at the BP station a bit steep, but the big supermarkets (those that sell fuel anyway) are only 6 miles away. Our new Sainsbury's was refused permission to sell fuel because the local BP station's business would have been ruined.

And typically nobody will challenge BP in court although I would bring in governing bodies from London on local planning permission refusal if I were Sainsbury's.

Locally I have seen BP take on our local Council on retrospective planning refusal who quaked at the threats of their layers reprisals......enough said really.

Unfortunately your issue known as postcode pricing is totally wrong!

They must have missed the memo ;-)

Didn't drop in Portadown still 103.7p per ltr

Wish supermarkets would be more competitive in certain areas. Round here petrol is still £1.04 (not bad) as it brings the big boys down too. For example another member posted petrol in Kingston MK @ tesco is £1.01, which is only like 20 minutes down the road from me! I hope MRH try to beat them this time..

I've noticed the Esso garages take over by Euro garages are now rediculously expensive! For example 2 weeks ago, Stevenage and Hitchin were both £1.09, yet Stevenage one had a tesco charging £1.04 literally 200/300 yards up the road. Both garages used to be competitive before the take over.

I think almost everyone on here would agree that if Asda reduce their price of petrol at the pump by 2 p a litre, then it is a price cut - to the public! Which is what this site is all about. For someone to then comment on the OP's post and state that it is NOT a price cut, as you have to take into account what they paid for the product, is absolute garbage.

Im in any savings a bonus

So many dim lights on here. Price yoyos all the time so how can it be a deal when based on the ever fluctuating oil prices, its not like Asda woke up and just made the call to give customers a great deal from their profits, they prob still on similar margins.

If you really wanted a better deal on petrol....you would put in the premium stuff as better for your motor

If you have a iphone, this is a decent little app: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/whatgas-petrol-prices/id674965028?mt=8
Will give you approx price per pump and where the decent stations are near you

PetrolPrices.com used to do the same, but I find that it is often days late or simply innaccurate. I am not sure where they get their price data from, but for my local town it shows the lowest price for petrol is 103.7p, but both Morrisons and Asda have petrol at 101.7p. However, the PetrolPrices.com site is correct to say that diesel at these two is 104.7p

Weird.

To be fair Asda are pretty much always the first to reduce prices, then the rest follow, then my local Shell and BP drop theirs and I go there. I'm sure if Asda didn't drop theirs, the rest would still be a few pence more now.

I wonder If Asda will Follow the price reductions in Northern Ireland. Most Supermarkets ie Tesco,Asda etc have different prices here even if their own stores are less than ten miles away from each other. We are still paying in the region of £1-07 to £1-10 for derv and a couple of pence less for petrol. I must admit TESCO is the biggest offender when it comes to keeping prices high or the quickest at raising them. There are now local companies taking them on and are generally a few pence cheaper all year round, as usual they are concentrated in the greater Belfast area. So us folk that don't live in Belfast or Londonderry do not avail of the cheaper prices. Still the UK is milking the motorists for money while wasting billions overseas in uncoordinated bombing of Isis and handing so called aid to countries like India that is so poor it has a space program we can't afford and has the second largest economy in the far east next to China. This country is turning into a joke. We need a government that puts The UK and its people first ,