2p off - Hardly a war, more a minor disagreement..
bojangles to taylor1981
13 Mar 1712#14
I can only guess you drove up very steep hills to get there on tesco fuel & free wheeled all the way back down on shell fuel.
bojangles
13 Mar 1710#13
meh they will take a penny off for a few days & then put it back on, followed by another penny a few days later.
Biggunspaul
13 Mar 179#18
No he forgot to mention the extra mpg was due to the fact he was on the back of an AA lorry after putting in the wrong fuel at Shell
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Marchant91
13 Mar 171#1
£114 per litre..? Jesus!
5haron
13 Mar 17#2
diesel is currently 115.7 at Asda
kw2
13 Mar 17#3
£122.9 at Sainsburys near me - will be doing 800 miles this week so this helps.
prettyflyguy to kw2
13 Mar 17#23
Same price for Sainsburys diesel at my local. They dont even try to compete anymore with other supermarkets but then again its the same with Sainsburys food prices instore too.
taylor1981
13 Mar 17#4
forget putting cheap nasty fuel in brand names all the way
taylor1981
13 Mar 171#5
i got about 10-15 mpg more using shell fuel then i did Tesco and shell are just about to launch their new fuel which will help even more towards mpg
dalecool92 to taylor1981
13 Mar 171#7
If you drive a ferrari then it will benefit you.
bobbler to taylor1981
13 Mar 172#11
Of course you did...
Biggunspaul to taylor1981
13 Mar 177#12
I'm lucky to get 10-15 mpg let alone extra
bojangles to taylor1981
13 Mar 1712#14
I can only guess you drove up very steep hills to get there on tesco fuel & free wheeled all the way back down on shell fuel.
rooney10 to taylor1981
13 Mar 171#15
Lol , per tank maybe , not per gallon and even then this negligible amount could have been down to climate , traffic , all sorts of variables which would affect the comparisons.
Its almost impossible to do a mpg comparison with these small margins in 'real world' conditions.
mcormack to taylor1981
13 Mar 171#33
Clown of the week!
abarthman to taylor1981
13 Mar 17#34
You should alert Shell to this incredible increase in mpg. They could use it to market their fuel. An extra 15mpg would give me nearly 50% more mpg!.
I never notice any difference in my mpg no matter which fuel I use.
dalecool92
13 Mar 171#6
Considering asda have no loyalty schemes, they can fund this 2p reduction. This dose mean war against morrisons which is its main competitor in fuel pricing.
rooney10 to dalecool92
13 Mar 17#17
No clubcard / Nectar type schemes but their credit card has a good cashback rate and is ongoing , I get 2% off each spend on Asda Fuel and groceries and 1% off everywhere else .
For us our Monthly spend is around £600 just in ASDA (Fuel & Groceries) so £12 a month cashback for me.
In addition to this we easily spend £300 a month on other items too so that extra £3 cashback pays the monthly fee :wink:
Worth having a look if ASDA is your regular shop and/or your fuel usage is high. We got £12 TCB as well which is an added bonus.
CaptCShadow
13 Mar 17#8
118.7p for diesel at my Asda.
Anil90 to CaptCShadow
13 Mar 17#10
Same here
emribena
13 Mar 17#9
Morrisons are copying and Tesco is rumoured to be following too - source HERE
Opening post
Staring at ASDA - 2p off per Litre on petrol and diesel.
Morrisons copying and Tesco are rumoured to be following too
Hope it helps someone.
Thanks
http://www.mirror.co.uk/money/new-supermarket-petrol-price-war-10019903
http://www.thesun.co.uk/news/3079143/asda-spark-first-petrol-price-war-for-four-months-by-unveiling-a-2p-cut-for-millions-of-brits/amp/
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Its almost impossible to do a mpg comparison with these small margins in 'real world' conditions.
I never notice any difference in my mpg no matter which fuel I use.
For us our Monthly spend is around £600 just in ASDA (Fuel & Groceries) so £12 a month cashback for me.
In addition to this we easily spend £300 a month on other items too so that extra £3 cashback pays the monthly fee :wink:
Worth having a look if ASDA is your regular shop and/or your fuel usage is high. We got £12 TCB as well which is an added bonus.