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Attention please read (petrol prices in the UK) |
fatreg
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it's nearly getting there already!
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pmerryman
Joined: Jun 02, 2004
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Might have to start biking it to work.
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haynesycop
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It was £1.14 up here until our petrol station closed for refurbishment, intrigued as to what it may be at the end of the month when it re-opens. I've never had to run a car before so seeing my money disappear in fuel will be a fun experience.
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pmerryman
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I wouldn't say fun, over £40 to fill my Seat Ibiza the other day, and that last me around 2 weeks give or take.
You can always fill my tank up Laura, if you want to know what it feels like. (no pun intended.)
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haynesycop
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I was being sarcastic, i'm sure it won't but a 1.2 shouldn't cost too much to fill up, she say's hopefully.
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jcwhite_uk
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It costs me about £40 to fill my corsa, that will last about 400 miles or 1.5 weeks
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pmerryman
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My old punto was 1.2 and that cost over £40 to fill. And dont even get me started on Insurance.
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garlic_bread
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it use to cost me just over 30 to fill up my corsa in sept it cost neally £40 now.
i have had to start running to work now.
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siamese plantpot
Joined: Jan 10, 2004
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From: way up norf
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55 for my astra, not impressed! |
arien617
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£80+ to fill my dad's TD35..
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Caspa
Joined: Nov 28, 2001
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From: London, UK.
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£70 to fill up my IS250... And i'm sure it was £60 back in November when I first picked her up... |
belialwafu
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On 2008-05-02 19:00:25, pmerryman wrote:
Might have to start biking it to work.
yeah, youre right, somehow im thinking greenpeace and other organizations tell gas companies to increase gas prices so they can use less fuel and more biking.  save mother earth lol!
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£45 to fill my 1.6, lasts me about 300 miles / 2 weeks.
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Muhammad-Oli
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In New Zealand, regular fuel (91, which I use) is $1.88/L at the moment, and Premium (95/96/98) is between $1.94 and $2.02/L.
Translating this using current exchange rates, thats GB £0.74/L for regular, or up to 79p for the premium (what most European cars require).
Using the regular fuel in my 1.5L Toyota Levin, it costs me roughly (going on estimates as normally I only fill half my tank) $65 to fill up. Thats £25.74 to fill up. 
Oh and I should add, even at these prices people here are complaining.
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PeterKay
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From: The Ummah
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£80 to fill up a Merc!!! 
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Posted: 2008-05-02 17:47
