Cheaper than screen wash

Not at Asda :laughing:

It's Not Too Bad...try it with coke and a slice of lemon, nice.

Take it back

Looks like you mean at Asda? How do you know this?

Sounds good to me.thx

Haha fair enough. In that case....hot! (although I don't use Asda fuel, but I am sure we won't be having that debate on here yet again....) :wink:

Can confirm live between 7am-8am this morning

£5 free fuel at Shell ...
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/free-5-fuel-for-selected-shell-customers-2325943#comments

Are clubcard points not worth 4p each sometimes?

nice find

doh! put a full tank in at Sainsburys last night. Sods law!

thanks op! have a 250 mile round trip this weekend so that'll save a few pennies!

Thanks will fill up tomorrow!

Ouch, just burnt my hand adding heat to this deal.

wow cheapest iv ever seen it !

Its already on now...Mrs. was at ASDA and she'll fill up her car already...

Just filled up in Liverpool at lunchtime, 99.7 as promised, thanks OP!

Cheaper than screen wash

Of course it's good that the price has went down but if you fill your tank your probably saving around £1. But yet people still getting a semi over this. Crazy

thanks for the tip - filled up a full tank of diesel this morning at 103.7p instead of 111.9 at the esso round the corner. saved £4.32 :stuck_out_tongue:

yes I have only been driving for 3 years and I'm only 22 lol . I heard asda's petrol isn't that good though

It's Not Too Bad...try it with coke and a slice of lemon, nice.

Thanks!!! It's those prices at our asda, nice one

Asda has the best petrol .... FACT

They will not be losing any money on this, just shows how much they've been ripping us off over the past few weeks. Held off making any price cuts to grab the headlines

You would be a 'fuel' not to fill up at Asda this weekend! :smiley:

Nice, when I find my petrol cap I'll fill up, thanks :smiley:

Thanks for the info. Tomorrow is the day :wink: or full tank again :smiley:))

I couldn't believe it when I went to stick a tenners worth in this morning, noticed the price and filled up was made up!

Thanks for posting, will fill up over the weekend :laughing:

Longer than I care to remember...but even if I hadn't I still know where the petrol cap was :laughing:

Aye, but work it out against when we were paying £1.369p per litre and we are now talking about a £20 saving per tank.

Got some today :smiley:

So the fights this year have been moved out of the store to the Petrol pumps :smiley:

I know I'm going to be the minority here, but I work in the oil & gas industry. The industry has seen so many jobs lost since the price of a barrel of oil nosedived. Think what you like about companies and governments profits being mega high or not. Jobs are still being lost.

I really hope prices don't go any lower.

Why have oil prices dropped like a stone in the last few weeks and Asda idea is to drop prices till Sunday .Sorry but this is cynical and quite hypocritical since they were not taking part in Black Friday .Just a shame that I managed to get my shopping for £0.34 pence today when it should have cost £46.67

Thank you OP X :smiley:

The price of petrol has never bothered me - I just put £20 worth in at a time so it never alters :wink:

Thats a great price,

My fuel card is up 1p next week to 107.7 :disappointed: I'll probably just go to asda, don't notice a difference in the diesel there.

filled my car up... Thanks op

Still more than it should be.

Got mine first thing this morning after spotting the post last night, thanks OP!

Why work it out compared to what you were paying a year ago. Pointless. Oil price fluctuates. Get over it

Great deal and all, but why was my pump called "Wayne"? :neutral_face:

Thanks, filled the car right up. Cracking deal, never seen it that cheap in all my years driving :sunglasses:

Jobs may be lost in oil, but these companies decided to employ lots of staff when the oil prices were high and reap the benefits. What goes up must come down...

Found this by chance as I rocked up to fill my car ....... Happy Happy Happy

somethon2 better than nothing but still far too much expensive compare to what rate we are buying these days from IS... cheaper than water they are selling oil these days.

​ooops er replied to the wrong post!

Anyone who is a member of Costco and has a filling station the Diesel is 102.9p

Sainsbury's is 99.9 today

Don't worry the price of fuel will be flying high once the government vote on Syria strike. :disappointed:

Finally a sensible view on fuels

I'd say!
When I filled my first car up it cost me 14s 4d (in today's money, 0.74 pence) for a ...GALLON!!
And that was 5 star 101 octane if I recall.

Happily Costco have their unleaded in Liverpool at 98.9 a litre. Just filled up there. Before people stamp their feet about membership "sigh", I am lucky that it is 5 minutes down the road, so membership pays on petrol savings over the year for me.

How to kill a car, fill it with supermarket fuel

I've only been in the O&G industry for 3 years so can't comment on how the industry was coping last time prices went like this. When I joined the company I work for, business was booming. It was like we had more work than we had hands to do it all.

Now companies all over the place are cutting their workforce just to save the company. It's really, really sad.

That will be 1969 then, 10 years earlier when I first put petrol in my first car it was 13shillings and 4 pence so just 1 shilling per gallon rise in 10 years. Details provided by AA petrol prices 1896 to date.

Diesels only 3p more a litre at Morrisons and that's everyday not just Black Friday weekend.

That's very irresponsible of you to use your phone in a Petrol station.

don't worry it will be cheaper next month

Heat added

Argh. Landed Saturday night after an international flight and was exhausted. Dragged myself to my local on Sunday evening when they were closing at 5 and the pumps were dry. :disappointed:

It doesn't actually pose any risk. The supposed risk is that you cause a spark that ignites fuel vapours. The only way this could really happen is if you intentionally took the battery out and short-circuited it. Your car actually poses more of a risk when you turn the key and the starter motor solenoid engages, so the signs saying no mobiles are completely stupid.

Now expired...price back up to 103.7p at the Asda in Lower Earley, Reading :disappointed: