Is it 1.079 or 1.08? That 0.001 makes the difference to a hot or cold deal, I have 18,000 tankers I bought on a previous hot deal that need filling.

At least the hot dog and soda is still £1.50 :smile:

FYI:

Difference between costco fuel and supermarket fuel (using migavupe's figure's): £1.109 - £1.079 == £0.03

Annual Costco membership: £33.60 (incl VAT)

Litres required to save £33.60: 33.06/0.03 == 1102

Assuming 40MPG, 1102 litres of fuel is (40/4.54) * 1102 == 9709 miles

Average Mileage: 7,900 miles (https://www.thinkmoney.co.uk/news-advice/what-is-the-average-miles-driven-per-year-in-the-uk-0-8581-0.htm)

If your average detour to get to the Costco was 3 miles, and your fuel tank was 55L in capacity, and you fuelled up when you had precisely 0L left in your tank, then assuming average milage and 40MPG, you'd refuel 7900 / ((60*40)/4.54) == 16 times. 16*3 == 48 miles of detour, or (48/40) * 4.54 * 1.079 == £5.88 worth of (costco) fuel.

So the average car would likely end up saving (7900/40)*4.54 * 0.03 == £26.9, however would have to pay £33.60 in membership fees, and (very optimistically) £5.88 in detour fees, meaning they'd be down 33.60 - 26.90 + 5.88 == £12.58.

how much is diesel please?

This may sound a stupid question but can anybody buy petrol/diesel from a Costco Station or do you need to be a member??

Have to be a member as you scan your membership card first to allow fuel.

I always laugh when I see people voting the super markets hot at 110.9.
Costco membership is worth the price alone just for the petrol savings.

Need a fuel station at Wembley branch

Is it 1.079 or 1.08? That 0.001 makes the difference to a hot or cold deal, I have 18,000 tankers I bought on a previous hot deal that need filling.

Thank God for the petrol savings as Costco have been worst offender for jumping on the brexit bandwagon with hefty price increases in store

Thanks, lets hope they install a Petrol Station at my local Costco Watford soon!