i filled up yesterday at 105.7 from tesco, think ill have to take it back and exchange.lol

​and in English ?

Cold.
Diesel fumes are poisoning everybody.

I see you read the propaganda papers. Actually, you should be campaigning for the price increase on fuel in general. Petrol and Diesel are as bad as each other, neither being better than the other and it depends what benchmark you use to work out which is most dangerous. Just to give a snippet;

Carbon monoxide - Diesel performs better for lower emissions of this

Hydrocarbons - Diesel performs better for lower emissions of these

Nitrogen Oxides - Both fuel types are about as bad as each other here

Particulate matter - Diesels rule the roost for this (and it's particularly what the headlines are about)

Carbon dioxide - Petrol is slightly worse for this

* amusingly depending on who's report you read on the subject gives varying results and that's partly due to lobbying, individual agendas and so forth. However, all the reports I've ever seen certainly don't make diesel or petrol the king of the fuels, this is just an extract from one such report into the subject. I'm sure you can easily find a report that says diesel or petrol is the devils fuel and to use the other one.

As you can see neither is a slam dunk in terms of winning an "I'm better than you" race. Carbon monoxide is a greenhouse gas and highly poisonous, hydrocarbon are a cause of smog and linked to various illnesses, Nitrogen oxides are a key contributing factor to smog and acid rain, particulate matter causes smog and linked to various illnesses as well, carbon dioxide as we all know is a greenhouse gas. I'd safely say that neither option is ideal, but to blindly take what you read in the Daily Fail et al. as solid fact is a very bad line to take.

Any source for this information?

hot if true

As HUKD seems to be ruining the link, I have posted it in the description.

link for Tesco news article: http://www.tescoplc.com/index.asp?pageid=17&newsid=1292

If this happens then that's bloody awesome!

Hot . running on empty at the mo.

i filled up yesterday at 105.7 from tesco, think ill have to take it back and exchange.lol

Stick with Morrisons, they made the price cut first. Tesco and Asda are just trying to jump on the bandwagon.

Already announced by asda at their sites hours ago!



http://your.asda.com/press-centre/asda-first-to-drop-diesel-below-one-pound

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/asda-diesel-now-997-2366671

So Asda and Tesco made the decision but rest will follow a day or 2 after, to make extra profits . Happened last month. Mines still over half since then because of School hols.

scorching if true!

Shame I'm about to fill a full tank at motorway prices....

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Welcome to HUKD!

Cold.
Diesel fumes are poisoning everybody.

Hot about time us Diesel ppl had a decent drop

Copied Asda again!!!!!!!!

nice need to fill up tomorrow only 48 miles left in tank

Hoping Sainsburys will follow suit quickly, got a 7p of per litre voucher to use

**** filled up at Tesco yesterday!

Shame I just put £40 of diesel in my car earlier!

I've been wanting to fill up for under £1 ever since I got my car. Now that it's finally possible I'm sat with about 4 weeks worth of fuel in my tank. Hopefully the price will remain for the foreseeable future.

I hope it stays this low for a while, past experience shows it will be a short term promotion. Anyway fill your boots (or tanks) while you can!

​and in English ?

Supermarket diesel is among the worst.

How long will it stay that low? 2 weeks time it will be back at 1.10p litre !

Hoping my local BP will beat this. They've constantly been 1p cheaper than the tesco across the road for some time now. Still, never thought I'd see the £1 litre again, happy days.

Was already this price at Morrison Killingworth

As been said supermarket diesel is not the best,but this drop will make the BPs etc bring their prices down as well! So good news.

Nice one just about ready to do a refill from the last 103 deal at asda before xmas

On BBC app and in the times!

It is true I got an email from Tesco today

Unleaded petrol was 99.9 last weekend

106.9p at my local Sainsburys !

Actually Tesco is not doing anyone any favours, as usual just following the others who have already cut their prices http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-35217383

Now Tesco need to do it for Super unleaded. My FiST loves it.

Stop copying the same crap everyone else wrights down on here. It comes from the same refineries but they have different grades ffs. I notice the difference straight away when I top up with shell v power and so does everyone else who know's anything about cars. If you want to put cheap supermarket diesel in your car then go for it, each to their own...

All following suit like sheep, but helpful sheep. Baaa baaa. Heat added OP.

Approx 70p ltr (94 cents) in Spain for Diesel, the UK could do better is it was not for the greedy tax

About time I hope other sellers will follow in tesco foot steps well done fantastic deal

costco has been this price for a while now, albeit members only. I wonder if they will cut further now?

Is that not because v power has extra additives in it, rather than supermarket fuel being lower quality though?

99p is better than we have had for as long as I can remember, but France already pay 75p, Spain pay 78p the EU average is 83p which we has the highest paying nation are bringing up

It's good news but with the tax we are paying to invest into MP wages and funding other Tax and Benefit cheats its not as exciting as it could be

Fiesta ST, and it's better for the car than Unleaded. Tesco is 99RON too.

You are right, spot on but you don't get that they sell half the time the lower grade viscosity product. It's why I strongly recommend going to a mini tesco express service station as they are linked with Aesop but use a higher grade than there own supermarket.

It is pennies at the end of the day but at the end of the year it makes a difference. Try looking at your fuel economy after 6 months of supermarket only, the 6 months of tesco-esso or other brand. I did this and notice an average difference of about 50miles extra on a full tank

No

no they don't, standard diesel is only produces in 2 grades, the second of which is what is generally available at the forecourt because it's less volatile, and gives slightly better fuel econpmy, its the same stuff that gets sent to every forecourt that comes from the refinery that services your area on any given day, the only thing that is different between forecourt deliveries are the additives, which (debatably) makes the end product marginally more fuel efficient.

its the same sh*t whether you buy from tesco or shell, they don't have their own refineries, they don't source different oil, they don't have different processes in the refining, the diesel is produced between a small range of temperatures, and there's very little difference between oils from differing areas, the base product is exactly the same, whichever brand you choose to use, the only thing that is different is a few 'additives' which makes marginally more miles per gallon, but when you take in to account the extra cost, its a negligible saving in the pence per mile, you're talking fractions of a penny

Well the shell site seems to think it is

Shell V-Power Nitro+ Diesel is formulated with a powerful cleaning agent designed to prevent and remove performance robbing engine deposits that can be left behind by non-premium fuels.

so it has a 'powerful cleaning agent' in it that other fuels don't, surely thats an additive?

What does make it better if not that?

ok, how big is your tank? say 10 gallons on a little hatchback, that's an extra 5 miles per gallon difference, which could easily be attributed to weather conditions, tiem of year where your cars brain extra fuels on idle etc, traffic conditions, what you're lugging around in your car, the roads you use, tyre pressure, the newness of tyres, wether youve drove the same distance with windows up or down etc, how nes air finters are etc etc etc

but of course its the fuel that makes that extra 5mpg *facepalm*

Still baffles me why people think shell fuel is better than tesco fuel haha

Any would love super unleaded to go down as thats what I need for my petrol guzzling 350z :smiley:

Notice you removed (or had removed) your post calling someone an idiot for saying theres only 2 grades, how about you provide proof theres more, as I can't see anything to suggest theres more than 2 grades done at the refinery?

doesnt help im selling my diesel for a thirsty v8 :confused:

And that's another issue for another thread, on another site. This thread is purely about price, so in that regard its a hot deal.

Brilliant! Anyone know how long it's at this price for?

I always use Shell unleaded petrol as it's the cheapest option.
Should I sometimes use the more expensive Nitro V to help my engine ?

Filled up today at 103.9p, cold from me, as I'm a cold person.

the tesco near me is always 1p dearer than the tesco superstore 5 miles away, so how is it national,

Already 99p at several locations in belfast so just in line with them. We dont have asda fuel here but only tesco n sainsburys and sainsburys still selling for 1.05
Voting hot

unfortunately I need the super diesel for the navara or it drives like Poo!

Lucky I need to fill both cars tomorrow :smiley:

At the rate of these price drops, your are better of filling up a half tank, it will probably be lower in a few days as others get involved with dropping prices. :-)

So I'll save 13p on a full tank tomorrow 64 litres

I used to always buy bp ultimate diesel for my 320d. Apparently the additives clean your fuel injectors and after about 3 consecutive fill ups you do notice a difference; reduced exhaust smoke, very slightly quicker acceleration and I'd get about 58mpg as opposed to 53 doing similar runs. It wasn't really worth the extra money for me so I've gone back to supermarket diesel now. Apparently the sportier the engine the more difference it makes so paying the extra might be worth it for some car fanatics.

Adding heat because it's cheapest it's been for a while. Not really hot hot yet though imo until uk gets in line with the rest of Europe, or even better, the US!

I burn 100 waxwork models of Donald Trump each day to keep my chickens warm.

Ummm. I'm on about nitrogen dioxide and particulants that diesel vehicles are polluting our towns and cities with.
Type diesel cars particulants into Google for the facts.

Morrisons was the something evening

I have typed "diesel cars particulants" into Google and it comes back with "Did you mean: diesel cars particulates". Did you mean "diesel cars particulates"? :smiley:

Oil price drops in half takes 6 months to pass on a 5p saving to consumers. Oil price increases by a quarter pump price goes up 10p in 2 weeks.

Sound about right?

Diesel near me at morrisons is £105.9 and a shell garage less than a mile away is the same price .... Everyone still chooses morrisons?

Diesel is disgusting. It should be 50p more expensive to stop people buying diesel cars

bought loads for ebay. :smirk:

Are we all going to stop rioting now? Sad to say but if we were stronger then this would (because it could have easily) have happened ages ago.

p.s. filled up last night :disappointed:

​No, i think the giveaway is that fuel comes from a refinery. What usually happens at refineries is different grades of a certain product are produced. sort of comparable to a distillery, cheap stuff is syphoned off early and the good stuff comes after.

Fuel should be around 70-80p of going by the price of oil

this was mentioned earlier on hallam fm radio when id just topped up in asda at £1.03.99 PL slightly gutted as i topped up for sake of it being cheap, as i passed

COLD!
It was this price at the Co-op garage in Seaton Delaval, last week PLUS a £5 off £20 spend in the shop :stuck_out_tongue:

I formed my own opinion based on a) the smell of all diesels bar a small minority of new ones b) the black smoke all of them produce c) petrol engines are more refined.

Thanks OP :smiley:

A. Mine doesn't produce black smoke and if it did, I'd have it fixed asap.
B. If petrol engines ARE more refined, how come my 2.2 liter diesel can go 50% farther than a 2.2 liter petrol engine on the same amount of fuel?
Oh and if you conk out with no petrol stations near, can you just lob in a couple of liters of cooking oil, to get yo to a garage?
"Refined" ?
Refined my ELBOW !
Elbow > ).( :smirk:

Diesel has more energy but it's not refined like a naturally aspirated petrol engine. Petrol engines don't need heaters to warm the cylinder's, turbos, particle filters and are heavier requiring more material to make. Petrols rev higher too nor do they sound like a tractor. I've only ever come across one OK diesel engine and that was in a Honda Accord. All others need refinement.
Why don't they make diesel engines to run specifically on veg oil and leave the crude oil for petrol.

Err because that's not how crude oil works

http://www.petroleum.co.uk/refining

It's not an exact science and varies depending on efficiency of equipment, the source of the crude oil in the first place, impurities and so fort. The but roughly you get from a single barrel are below, it's not an exact science to pull a single set of numbers so here's three.

42% Petrol
22% Diesel
9% Jet Fuel
5% Fuel Oil
4% Liquefied Petroleum Gases
18% Other products




You're welcome to suggest a use for all that Diesel.

Just saw at sainsbury both petrol n diesel at 99p

Grrrrr. I always get the word wrong. Should be: particulate
Or type: diesel pumping crap into the air

Cheers for pointing out.:smiley:

Wow, you should be like a scientist or something, with that insight.

The beauty of the HUKD is you learn something everyday. [Every Little Helps]

I love how we all get giddy when fuel prices drop, not stopping to think that even at sub-£1 per litre, we still get massively ripped off in this country when buying fuel.

Ok, but what will be the petrol price ?!?

Speaking as someone who has a family member who works for Esso, there is no difference in the base fuel. The only difference between fuel delivered to the offshoots is the chemical mix added to it (detergents, lead replacement, octane or cetane boosting additives, etc).

It's not exactly a secret, most people have known this for years...

99.9 for petrol at Tesco, 99.7 for diesel as promised, heat added.

i put 3 liters of petrol in my Audi before i topup with t regular diesel.

Tescos and all major supermarkets in Nottingham have had it below £1 for about 2 weeks

just seen it in asda
first time I ever seen petrol and diesel locked to under a quid in 5/6 years

good deal

Morrisons the same this morning. Both Diesel and Petrol at 99.7p

​Agreed, I don't trust Super Market fuels.

Diesel is 97.9 at Costco Oldham this morning for anyone nearby with a card.

What sort of seat do you drive, is it a kitchen chair, a bar stool or a plush armchair recliner you badge snob.

Seems like a good deal if they are spaghetti hoops.

Nah.

it doesn't matter..people go where its the cheapest

​have you got any proof for that?

Can't use veg oil because we don't have enough land to grow it on in the world. everything has it's draw backs.

​he is just 1 of those loyal customers:-)

I've just been to my local Asda and filled up with unleaded.

As of 12.30 Tescos in Falkirk still not reduced, probably waiting on everyone filling up for first day back tomorrow...

Just filled up 200 litres in wagon at Morrisons elland west Yorkshire. 99.7p

Is petrol dropping as well?

I just came here for the "supermarket fuel is rubbish" comments.

Confirmed in Swindon Tescos.

Cheers Op

What about unleaded ???

103.9 at my local tesco

99.7p both unleaded or diesel at Halifax

Please base your "facts" on facts.
1. My engine will start straight away, and does not need "heaters to warm the cylinders". I think you are referring to "Glow plugs" which help to ignite the fuel as startup.
However, my diesel does not need spark plugs to ignite EVERY power stroke a piston makes!
2. A diesel does not NEED a turbo. Just like many "Turbo'd" petrol engines don't.
3. Please explain the benefit of "reving higher". As my diesel can travel at 130 MPH as it is, I have no need to "rev higher".
4. Having operated "tractors" all my working life I don't even think you know what one sounds like and you certainly don't know what a diesel car sounds like.
5. The diesel engine WAS designed to run on vegetable oil. Peanut oil, I believe.
Please stop showing your ignorance to the forum.
And don't bother with any more invented "refinements" as you are boring me now and I will not see them as you are blocked.

1. I don't know about modern diesels, not had one for years but older engines did need glowplugs to start, turn the key, wait for the light to go out then fire it up, I imagine that process is built into the engine now?
2.it looks like he was saying diesels need to warm the turbos, not sure on that one.
3.revving higher means a car needs less displacement for a higher bhp, so for the same displacement a petrol car will achieve a higher BHP.
4.I'm sure he meant some diesels sound terrible, having operated knijpstra trailers and tractors in a previous life I can honestly say I've heard diesels that sound like a John deere.
5.it is extremely costly, messy and takes alot of work to convert a diesel engine to work on veg oil, the 1000-2000 filter changes, extra tank, sensors, fuel lines, having to purge the veg oil before it solidifies, New fuel pumps, and reworking the sensors and electrical systems on modern engines means it does work but you need to be doing a lot of mileage for it to be cost effective.
6.there's no need to be insulting and call people ignorant because you think you know more than them, most unnessesary. I will await the block.

"Extremely costly"? Buying 2 liters of vegetable oil at ASDA and pouring it into the tank now and then is costly?
I did not insult anyone, just gave them advice.
Whereas they insulted MY intelligence by spouting pure ( better just say "poo" here as some are very delicate and will run to the teacher if I say "****")
"less displacement for a higher bhp"? So?
How about "More displacement for less revs"? AND vastly better MPG!

I'm just a normal guy and I really HATE it when I meet some fool who makes me feel superior and I get delusions of adequacy :confused:

it would be 40ppl if it wasn't taxed so much.

At my local Sainsburys it has gone down to 99.9 from around 105.9 so I am very pleased. As I fill up every week if it stays down I will save a fair amount.

So it's back to what it was in November when Brent Crude was about 15 bucks pb more extensive. I'll leave the champagne on ice, ta

After 2000 comments, probably this is a good time to post at least 1 deal soldier :smiley:

99.9p at Sainsbury now ...

Plus I've a voucher for 7p/litre off that was part of a 'Spend £15 on laundry supplies' offer a couple of weeks ago,,,,

Wow after many years price went down below pound.

After 4 years is it not time to know that HUKD is not just about posting deals?

Was this price in hatfield last night

cold from me - Asda have been selling at 99.7p for over 2 weeks in Waterlooville. Sainsburys and Morrisons followed suit at 99.9p not long after. Still happy it is happening after paying £1.30 which was a disgrace.

Excellent. Good to see we are winning the war on terror.

Why it was a disgrace to have to pay £1.30+ for a litre of petrol? Does that really need explaining? But just in case it does, it was because it was a lot of money.

Love it!

Just had a look on PETROLPRICES.COM and the price of Diesel is 99.7 absolutely everywhere I looked.
This is the first time I have ever seen this!
Grantham, Watford, Swindon, Tyneside have always been known to me as cheaper areas.
This is not the case at the moment. Everywhere is the same

Then you know nothing about the cost of running the country. People like you complain when the government does not give money for certain things but are not prepared to contribute taxes to pay for these so called neccessaties. If you don't like it you should for a government party to tackle this and then see how many join you and then you can have tax free and duty free fuel for your car and the poverty you can enjoy in Venezuela.

A house is a lot of money, does that mean it is a disgrace if someone sells a house for £100,000?

No offence intended by my post. I did really know what you meant. Just trying to lighten things up :smiley:

so you voted this cold too, but for different reasons from me then?
Presumably if fuel was already dirt cheap at £1.30 per litre (which is a huge discount of 99.9987% from £100,000) then a piffling further 0.00031% discount on an already fab price is hardly worth bothering about :stuck_out_tongue:

I generally fill up with fuel from ASDA, but once a quarter year I draw a full tank of Shell V Power to clean the innards. It seems to be a fair balance.

Just back from hospital.
Car stood since Tuesday.
Started 1st time "with FOUR LITERS" of ASDA's cheapest vege oil in.
Disbeleiiers, just swallow.
You're good at it. :smiley:

You might be the odd one out:-)

Petrol & Diesel at Sainsbury's is 99.9p, both at Waitrose 200 yards away are 103.9p.
But there are still queues at Waitrose ... people are just strange...

Also if you go to a Shell petrol station, a Morrison's, Tesco, a BP, a Texaco, etc - you could be filling with EXACTLY the same fuel as all stations use whatever supplies they can get - so could be any providers fuel in any station's tanks. Can be Esso petrol you're getting at a BP station.

Not entirely sure it can be called "a sensible price"......it's cheaper than it was, but at £4.50 a gallon, its far from sensible compared to what most other western countries pay.

I managed to fill up at Costco Liverpool for 98.9 on "Unleaded" and I noticed it was 97.9 on "Premium Diesel". I think Super Unleaded was 101.9 (can't be sure). This only really makes any sense if you're a member already and use it regularly in conjunction with their Execituve Card. Overall, Costco is the cheapest I've seen to date and they are generally a couple of pence cheaper than the supermarkets (they also respond to price changes in the market much quicker too). Note: Not all Costco's have a petrol station so check before you sign up for a membership sub.

Oh god, my pants are wet. Usually pay 104.9 for 99 momentum (petrol), can't believe diesel is cheaper, won't sleep tonight. 99RON or Shell V+ ????

Momentum FTW. A mercedes W202 Kompressor. 25MPG on normal, 28MPG on Momentum/Shell 99

lol face palm from an idiot, read the post, the observation is from many years of driving since you were in dippers, duh it inc. most caveats you mentioned, you must feel a bit of a moron. There are many factors that affect performance of an internal combustion engine, it's practical physics, the oil and revs..... All matter. At the end of the day my comment was not for you but an observation for others that grade of fuel even from the same company overall does make a difference. Hence recommendation to use post related tesco esso rather than large tesco supermarket forecourts for better value for the same price

even cheaper in Rainham yestaday