realistic prices based on current oil price/$ exchange rate.
same old story though, prices up like a rocket down like a parachute

My Mrs wants to know how much you charge for a wash and blow dry ?

a 3L bmw is worth talking about?

2p a litre! Whatever should I do with my £1 saving? I can not contain myself.

Never dropped lower than 118 for diesel in my area and that was Tesco and Sainsburys

Prices have gone up to 114.7 for petrol :disappointed:

Not necessarily.

Basically, if your car has a knock sensor it can advance the ignition to benefit from higher octane fuel, with more power, better fuel consumption or both. If it doesn't, there's no benefit from higher octane fuel, and you may as well run standard unleaded. In fact, you may even see worse performance from higher octane fuel.

My Caterham race car doesn't have a knock sensor, so I run it on standard supermarket unleaded. If there was even one horsepower to be gained by running expensive fuel, I wouldn't hesitate to do so.

There is also the question of additives and detergents. Some would argue that the better fuels have better additive packages, but I'm very sceptical. I'll run the occasional tank of Shell V-Power, but I doubt it makes a difference. Then again my engine gets rebuilt every couple of years, so there's not much chance for gunge to build up.

Well that didn't last long, back up at asda.

Or you might just enjoy driving and not give a monkeys what others think... and have got your head down at school, got a decent job and have the cash not to care?

Just go with the manufacturers recommended fuel grade as listed in the handbook. Otherwise you are just throwing money away and receiving no benefit whatsoever

Must live in deepest Africa...

Lots of comments on here about the prices not reaching everyone but who takes the companies to task on the prices not being available. Looks like nobody on here looking at the heat that keeps being added?

About time, the downward price 'war' won't last long though then it will be creeping back up again....

Wow. Practically giving it away...

Whilst I agree with your comment on buffering against price movement these forecourts increase the pump price immediately when oil barrel prices increase. It should work both ways right?
Please do not defend the unscrupulous business practices of this industry (and others) when it comes to maximising profits!

Get it now the prices will go up before Easter and the Bank holiday weekend again!

not where I live - peterboro - cheapest diesel is £1.17 Tesco/morrison

No. It won't have been tuned to run on higher octane fuel. Should say in your manual which is right for your car

Just paid £117.9 for diesel at Sainsbury Darlington so looks like they picking the stores to reduce again. Shell garage up the road is syill £119.9. Total RIP off!!!!

BOOOOM ! BOOM! BOOM! shake the room...

Are you available to do me a demi-wave this week?

​286 bhp for the si the twin turbo is around 380 bhp

To be absolutely fair the Z4 is still 231bhp, which will still outperform most standard road cars. In terms of 'sports' quality though it will be drastically lacking. The Mazda 6 clocks at 252 bhp without even attempting to call itself a sports car.

Depends how far away the fuel is.

Like Supermarkets, often the cheapest one is the closest one or the one you're passing.

it's quite a pretty car but nothing wonderful. it's the same speed as my four door five seat saloon.

I'm with you. What's the point of this? If you already use these petrol stations then fine, you didn't need to know anyway. If you don't use them then there's no point going out of your way.

The duty on fuel is around 72p + VAT. I may be a penny or two out.
So it really isn't poor value, unless you can build an oil rig, drill, transport it, refine it, move it again sell it and make a profit yourself.
The Govt. sets the base price, ie the Duty+VAT. Anything above is a bonus. If it was sold by the garage for 1p the price would still have the Duty+VAT added.

No but you could stop driving past my house at 50 mph with your music blaring.

May have been case years ago with Esso supreme but its near impossible
to get Ethanol free fuel now .Did try to get ethanol free for vintage motor bike as it
caused issues . Murco and Esso supreme was suppose to be ethanol free but tested it
myself (quite easy) all had about 5%

I have a Saxo with different coloured doors and odd wheels - all legal - people stand and stare... should I buy a premium fuel.

You're clearly missing the point of owning a car. Do people stop and stare and talk to you about your car? That's what it's all about my friend, not something as mundane and merely "getting where you want to go".

Time to upgrade to a BMW Mini methinks........ :stuck_out_tongue:

Mr BMW and Mrs BMW Mini .. Keep up the good work! Can not stop laughing!
Oh I do have a BMW as well , but I am going to keep that quiet now...lol :smirk:

excellent!! cheers!!

same, anybody who claims that supermarket fuel is garbage compared to esso fuel is a snob, who probably drives an expensive car, can afford esso prices, and deserves to be ripped off while they buy their esso fuel, apple devices etc. Just remember, when we see you driving past us, breaking the speed limit in your audi, we dont look at you and think " i want to be him/her ", we think "P3n15"

ive used all supermarket petrols in various cars and never had any problems. the cars start, the engines run smooth, they drive and get me to where I want to go.

I recently sold my 2005 Ford focus. I owned it from new. I covered 160,000 miles in eleven years. 98% of the fuel used was from Tesco pumps. It never missed a beat. Good luck with your expensive Esso petrol.

Fuel from supermarket? No, thank you!
Only Esso Supreme with no alcohol added..

oh yeah you want to know about mpgz and 700 miles per tank in your dag dag tractor engined lease car

We don't care about how fast your car gets to 60 u sausage lol

Hard Brexit did this!

chance to save all but a few pennies and this gets so much heat. over-rated.

you obviously like your car, which is all that matters

my previous comment was not a serious one, as I could have an hour long conversation about pretty much any car

​We did about 7/8 months ago

Lol Z4s are cheap as chips these days. Hell even brand new. I lump them in the range of Porsche Boxsters and Mercedes SLKs - i.e. cars for people who can't afford the premium models (i.e. M4, 911 and C/S Class, respectively - all of which come as convertibles also) but want to look like they're rich.

They're fitting for women but it's a bit sad to see a grown man in it if you ask me.

Best thing the UK ever did.

​lmao why dont you buy one of them and see how many miles you get out them before they fall apart?

there is a coupe available for around £5k too however for a decent one your looking at £15k+. brand new the z4 is eol and cannot be ordered any more.

new model comes out next year. toyota making the hard top version and its the new supra. bmw making the softop version and its the new z4. so bmw going back to sof top after latest z4 convertible was hatdtop convertible. im saving up for the supra personally. ill keep my current z4 for when i want the roof down

I think that you will find that we are more expensive than Switzerland for Diesel and Petrol. We are the 2nd most expensive in the EU after Italy for Diesel.

Only to go back up when article 50 is triggered next week

No Tesco near me... Anyone able to collect and I'll pay postage? ☺️

Did you tell those people that if they are interested there are Z4s on AutoTrader for under £3K and you can get one for around £2K at auctions?

Personally I only pay 2p a mile in electricity

It's UK oil!

Petrols deals are deals worth chasing.

Why? Because if people gravitate towards the fuel that is cheaper then it puts pressure on all the other sellers to reduce prices and gets them competing against each other.

If everybody just pays what they ask then they are not going to be inclined to reduce the price.

No I have no interest in settting up as a fuel supplier thanks.
It's a good job that Costco can purchase and sell at a price that is always lower than the competition.
Maybe you should consider joe bloggs who fills up £20 a week rather than poor old Mable who spends £2.50 a week in your example

Personally I only pay £0.55ltr. (LPG)

Actually saw with my own eyes yesterday, a Chrysler with Bentley badges front and rear. Chrysler wheels still :laughing:

Laughable. Get a grip.

You could find another deal on here for a £1

was up to 1.19 few weeks ago? 7x50 3.50£ every week is pretty good

​It has everything to do with octane ratings mate.

You should be putting in the rated fuel you car was optimized to run on. In your case along with the mini , im sure if you check behind both fuel lids it will have 98 stamped on it. Yeah i know it will run on less.

I would suggest you stick to one octance rated, i.e.99 and let your fuel trim adapt and you may find a better return from your engine.

Heat for deal and lowest cost fuel around.

This but replace Ferrari with BMW then actually get's overtaken by an actual performance BMW.

It's not a deal it's if you need all the time. cold from me and also I only go to Sainsbury's for fuel.

Yeah, it's almost as though they purchase in advance to buffer against movement but at the same time being contractually obligated to pay their suppliers at the market rate if it increases.

Maybe moaners like yourself would like to setup as a fuel supplier nationwide, selling millions of liters of fuel a week and take a 2 million loss on every wholesale decrease just because little old Mable in her 1.2 15 year old Fiesta thinks she is being done over on the £10 of petrol she puts in a month and wants to see prices reflected at the pump instantly and screw the million liters you have in the forecourt tanks and on the way to them that has been purchased at a higher price.

I don't know where you are all at, but if Asda drops to that price here i will be delighted. My local Shells and Essos are solid over 1.22 diesel.

Still £114.9 at Asda!!!

Popped £20 in hoping it will come down more, thanks for the heads up as it made me wait for it to come down before getting it. Even if it is 50p or so saving I'd rather it be in my pocket than Tesco's plus I'd rather it go down than up, not a deal but a great heads up :smile:.

asda still 114.7 at my local

Yes, petrol prices are not 'deals' - it's just the price! A whole pound is not even saved on a 50 litre fill, it's just the current price. Admin should stop these being posted as it stops proper deals being on the deals of the day.

Not for petrol, HotUKDeals has loads to offer me but not petrol, if i queue for an hour or more to buy petrol to save a quid thats saying i work for £1 an hour. I'm self employed so time is money, also i've heard the petrol you get is a lower quality, I just fill up wherever near where i'm working at the time i need it. I've just purchased a xbox one s for a brilliant price from a post on here ordered online so doesn't cost me anytime. I will also try to save money wherever i can but not by sitting on a forecourt staring at a car park of cars.

it hasnt gone down at my local tesco yet

HOT.

Was a £1 last year. Funny how these supermarkets never comment when it goes up? Which it will on Friday the 14th April.

Enjoy it while it lasts - pound predicted to sink 15% by end of 2017:
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/pound-sterling-latest-drop-15-per-cent-2017-deutsche-bank-city-london-brexit-eu-a7647571.html%3Famp

Enjoy it while it lasts - pound predicted to sink 15% by end of 2017:
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/pound-sterling-latest-drop-15-per-cent-2017-deutsche-bank-city-london-brexit-eu-a7647571.html%3Famp

I love it!

​No, I don't think they do

No, I don't think they do...

No, I don't think they do...

might just be a promoter. cue 'free selfie stick with gallon of bp ultimate, while-u-refill' in next post or so

You seen how much waters been going up .Still get claims on here you get more MPG on Severn Trent Water
than Anglian Water

So if i use v power or bp ultimate people stop and stare at and take pics of my car? wow & I thought petrol and diesel made the engine run silly me!

This is has got to be up there in the top 10 most ridiculous HUKD comments :laughing:

Link goes to The Sun, voted cold. And what is 1.12.7??

Yep my local Sainsburys have been 2-3p per litre more than Morrison's( which is just up the road) for weeks now. Can't understand it really as Morrison's are constantly packed with people queuing for the pumps where as Sainsburys is not

​They were 1.5p per litre more than Asda and Morrison's near me before this. Baffling decision by Sainsbury's that can't comprehend unless they bought a supply contract at the wrong time and are having to charge more for it to cover it

Brillant - old fashioned saying but still applies

Just been to Tesco Extra Chesterfield and it's still £114.9 for petrol and £119.9 for Momentum.

​its been 3 months now!
disgusting.
i wondered why they were doing this.
they kept putting 1p up every week.
avoid sainsburys guys!

Don't worry when we leave it'll be even cheaper .... you'll actually be able to wash your clothes in it.

Just don't stand near any lit flames. You might get a bit toasty like

I've put Lexus badges on my Toyota.

​Course you did.

​They ask him whereabouts his salon is.

Groan... filled up today... :disappointed:

To think he must have thought we'd be blown away by his small BMW collection and instead he's being torn a new one by the HUKD community. Poor ****.

So why are you in HUKD?

Yes it is the 1.6 bluemotion diesel. At the height of the scandal ( and when exchange rates favoured the pound) they could be had brand new for under 13k, I was happy with the deal despite the general obsession with the fake data which was irrelevant to me, I could make my own mind up about how efficient and good value a car is.

I thought we were meant to riot when it was a £1 - can't remember that happening. We are still getting ripped off.

Costco for me.

You can buy in whatever unit you want , times the price by 4.54 et voila! It won't change how much petrol you get to a tank and how much you pay . You could even invent your own unit of capacity and convert to that, still won't make any difference.

Cool thanks, is it a bluemotion ?

Diesel or petrol?

My 99g C02 golf which gets to 60 in around 10 seconds also has a 45 litre tank and can return 700m. Obviously VW exaggerated their figures but doesn't alter how efficient new generation VW engines are anyway.

Where? Bournemouth Tesco I've paid 1.59 for diesel...

​I agree but l have 2 cars that need fill up so I would have £2 tell me master how could I contain myself too :laughing:

Like those Smart car owners that put a Mercedes badge on theirs. In that case, I should put a Bentley badge on my Golf. :laughing:

Either way that was poor advice about fuel. Adding a certain type isn't about perceived desirability, it's about what your car was designed to take. Premium diesels are a waste of money - extra detergents/Cetane boosters are much cheaper per L to add yourself. Tesco Momentum is every bit as good as Shell V-power and around 15p/L cheaper. Whether you're driving an Audi S3 or a Bugatti Veyron, both fuels will do the same job on a car set up to run on higher octane fuel.

Im so glad someone else picked up on that. What a pretentious bell

Just filled up at Asda. Pump was faulty and I didn't get charged.

If nothing else the price is going in the right direction.

What car does 690 miles on 45 liters?

BMW Mini lol pmsl

Yes BMW own mini but its not a BMW

Can we buy in Gallons now we have Brexit

Like it

apparently not enough though..

Just checked my fuel receipts for today at morrisons
Today @ 8.35am 114.7
Today @ 7.25pm 112.7
I never even looked at price , drove it , fuelled and out

Same at Morrisons

Thanks for the heads up. Nearly filled up today @121.9 for diesel. Shell can go without my cash.

2p a litre! Whatever should I do with my £1 saving? I can not contain myself.

Gutted. I've got a fuel efficient car that only has 45l tank. And get 690 miles per tank. Will only save 90p before prices go back up.

Tbh I've got one too and had a few saying that's nice. That bloke is still talking **** like.

Could be worse , could be a butchered Porsche with no roof :stuck_out_tongue:

its a z4 convertible 0-60 in 5.2 seconds ive been stopped several times at petrol stations, asda supermarket by people asking or talking to me about it so yes other people think its worth talking about clearly

Stamps increasing by 1p is hardly a deal , or am i missing something

So why is this left in deals when someone posted a 'deal' earlier letting people know that stamps were increasing by 1p. It was moved to misc as it is only 'info' which is exactly what this is yet it's allowed to stay. Same as the 'deals' posted every month for the playstation plus and xbox gold games which as also only information. They seem to pick and choose with no real consistency....

The second largest oil reserves on the planet. No, it was clearly about Iraqi freedom.

Just been to my local Morrisons and just a 1p drop on Diesel and Unleaded since this morning Diesel now 115.9 and Unleaded 113.9

Millions dead, Iraq has ISIS and oil prices still sky high. That war has benefited no one but the 'elite'.

Edit: i say elite because that's what they call themselves via the media. But they're professional scum.

Roger's car runs off **** juice!

if you own a run of the mill car then you would be throwing money away buying performance fuel. you should always be buying wherever is cheapest. it wont ruin your car at all. biggest myth out there.

if you own something worth talking about then tesco momentum is good enough. if you own something people stop and stare at and take pics then run v power or bp ultimate.

simple as that really.

so the wife uses asda fuel in her bmw mini. i use momentum or bp ultimate (whichever is closest) in my 3 litre bmw 2 door convertible sports car.

Bargain. That's a far cry from my local Sainsbury's which seems to have totally forgotten about customer value with its 121p/litre. Currently more expensive than Shell!

For those that vote hot.... Do you park your motor up and wait for these '' deals ''?

Hi
There is an iOS and android app

iOS e-route Fastfuel by Radius Payment Solutions Limited
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''give me the gasoline''

Get it under a quid!!!! Should never be so high! Wonder if we'll see those days again? :disappointed:

That's cheap. In Haverhill, Suffolk Sainsburys Diesel is £1.254 per litre.

Would be talking about petrol being less than a pound a litre if we hadn't voted to leave the EU.

#Remoanerbutidontcare

His explanation is to the point agreed

But im not so sure he grasps octane ratings tho :wink:

Heat......:wink:


SHAMING SAINBURYS KELSO Today £1.2399 per ltr diesel ! :confused:

Dirty Robbing barstewards @ Sainsbury :stuck_out_tongue:

Maybe they stop and stare to wonder why hes bothering putting BP ultimate in a slightly above average vehicle?

He is!
Lol
Thanks OP.
HEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAT!!!! :man:

However, against base wages and cost of living, fuel is more expensive here.

Still laughing at the stop and stare comment for a BMW. Lol.

Why do people think cars are status symbols? Most of them aren't owned outright and the vast majority depreciate.

My old mum used to have a saying for people like that. All fur coat and no knickers.

Yeah. Should be about empty by then and it will be back to 99p a litre. Gone are the days I could brim it for £12.

I've been running on "E" for days in the anticipation of a reduction :laughing:

Thanks OP :wink:

Nope, cost price fuel to entice you to take out a membership

Asda first again.

It's £1.129 /L at Costco for diesel

Robbing ****

lol walk instead.

After just coming back from Switzerland and seeing their prices, i'd say we get off lightly.

One of the cheapest countries in western Europe for fuel.

Stevie Wonder would probably like the look of it :wink:

Well that depends on what spanner is driving it! :laughing:

More like stop, point and laugh. :man:

Cold. Don't see the point in these "deals". Only saving a few pence and it's overpriced anyway.

Meanwhile at Costco the last 2 weeks. £1.11.9

I'll be the 1st then. Why would anyone want to put this crap in their vehicle??

Think he's got a push bike :confused:

I filled up yesterday. Typical.

No mate, Brexit made it this expensive to start with. Seeing as the pound fell greatly vs the dollar, and oil is priced in dollars. made it more.

It did nothing of the sort

here comes the poor supermarket comments :smiley:
don't contuinesly buy it from supermarket, it wrecks the car

but we've not left yet?

yeah has anyone tried paying £1.12.7?

now the price just looks weird.

Nice one, thanks for heads up!

realistic prices based on current oil price/$ exchange rate.
same old story though, prices up like a rocket down like a parachute

Still not passing on the savings on to us tho.