You or your wife

I've just filled up my wife's Fiat 500!



I'm sure it's got a leak!

Wish it was that price near me. Great for those in the area though

Just setting off from Leeds now.. Hope there's some left.

I've just filled up my wife's Fiat 500!



I'm sure it's got a leak!

Good price if you`re close.
I just filled up my car this morning in Donegal,Ireland,82.7p per litre for diesel:)

£1.08 in my neck of the woods (Tyne & Wear). Someone's getting a fat wallet around here...& it's not the motorists!

15 mins down the road im fueling up....Cheers Jolleysauras

15 mins down the road im fueling up....Cheers Jolleysauras

At last diesel actually costs less than petrol as it always has in most European countries :confused:

About time this started to happen. Diesel prices to bulk buyers have been lower than petrol for over 4 weeks. Trouble is, most forecourts have bulk purchased well ahead and have been caught out by these oil price drops. With February fast approaching (when most refineries go offline for 4 weeks for an annual refurb), I expect it will be late March before we see the price reductions that we should be seeing.

And, yes, some forecourts really are cashing in, unless they have stiffed themselves with high priced supply contracts, which is entirely possible.

For once a good fuel deal near me!

(Also do tyres there as I found out earlier having got back from new year away to find a flat tyre!! Good service from the garage and amazing fuel prices - diesel for less than £1, very happy!)

Similar situation to a Gulf garage near me. Must just be business accounts that use it.

A garage up the road from me was charging 1.50 a litre 4 weeks ago. Prob still is!

I've read this three times and it still doesn't make sense. Trading standards would be all over garages if they were overcharging customers.

There's a Golf in Stratford London... Never again, sold contaminated petrol to a number of cars resulting in £100s repairs.

There is a large market in laundered fuel - Red diesel where the colour has been taken out by filtration or similar. But the fuel is probably safe to use unless acid was used to take the colour out. Illegal of course.
However the suppliers of dodgy fuel (30,000 litres for £16k cash - mate) often use kerosene (heating fuel) to cheaply bulk it up- or neat kero if they are really bad.The kerosene has no lubricating properties and the fuel pump/and or injectors will soon pack up (less than a thousand miles - not immediately)
You may or may not connect your engine problems with your last fill, You might just get away with one fill if you were not empty when you last filled up as the some lubrication remains...or if the garage owner had quite a bit of fuel left in the huge tank when he bought the bad fuel.
Many smaller garages have a brand name outside but when you go to the actual pumps you will note that the branding is not there (the big name/brand is just there for the shop)- you might assume you are buying branded fuel but the owner can be free to source from wherever seems a good deal...............
I'm sure this place is fine though.
From my experiences I only buy Diesel from large supermarkets or if caught out, garages that have the name of the fuel on the pump itself.
I realise it is a shame to avoid small retailers who have almost certainly done nothing wrong....

If you are in the Midlands area then diesel and petrol are 99.7ppl from harvest energy.

It is a larger problem than you may think...

Maxol station.

Why is fuel so expensive in UK????

They will most definitely have franchises who will be free to buy from whom they wish oncew they have purchased there quota from Maxol....

10.01 litres is correct amount. If it was 99p a litre and you bought 10 litres it would cost £9.90! As the other .9p per litre would be 9p for 10 litres add together you get £9.99. So for extra penny you get 0.01 litres add that to original 10 litres access total cost is £10!!!!!!

10.01 litres is correct amount. If it was 99p a litre and you bought 10 litres it would cost £9.90! As the other .9p per litre would be 9p for 10 litres add together you get £9.99. So for extra penny you get 0.01 litres add that to original 10 litres access total cost is £10!!!!!!

"Don't think I have ever seen diesel this price.!!!"

I'm not sure you're old enough to drive a car. Thanks for the deal though, in spite of the fact I drive a petrol car.

Wow a deal a few miles away from me! Good find! I usually just drive right by as prices are usually way above other stations.

If you check fuel prices in Ireland,you`ll see that 80-85p is the price for diesel nationwide.

Near me but not near enough. Anyway, looks like all fuel prices about to come down again with the supermarkets leading as usual. We have an Asda fuel station opening in a week or so, wonder what that will start at to get the customers in?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3382834/Now-DIESEL-falls-1-litre-Morrisons-slashes-fuel-prices-Asda-Tesco-follow-suit.html

​just an immigrant asking out of curiosity

Tryes 97p?
What size? :confused: