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Have a good few hours sleep.Whats The Price?
This topic is about Whats The Price?, the author, TripTorrents, wrote about: Ok.. i just thought i'd be random and do a post here... probably when there are other posts... BUT.. lets keep this one movin peoples.... Questi ... To read more just scroll down
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  Mar 27 2008, 02:06 AM
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Ok.. i just thought i'd be random and do a post here... probably when there are other posts... BUT.. lets keep this one movin peoples....
Question: What is the Current Price of Petrol Near YOU? **Leave Country, State, Suburb, and maybe even postcode and all that so.. yeh..** |
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Mar 27 2008, 04:37 AM
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$3.499/gallon (USA) 87 octane $4.119/gallon Diesel BTW, what's the price where you're at TripTorrents? |
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Mar 27 2008, 04:54 AM
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$1.489/Litre (Unleaded - 95 Octane) $1.579/Litre (Premium Unleaded - 98 Octane) $1.497/Litre (Diesel) $0.860/Litre (LPG) |
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Mar 27 2008, 09:10 PM
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ULP 146.9 Diesel 159.9 Per Litre |
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Mar 27 2008, 09:31 PM
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I use this handy little site to find the cheapest gas in my area. Prices are in $CAN/L but if you click over the border they are in US $/GAL. Some people translate the US prices into $can/l. FYI I live in Mission, just outside the Greater Vancouver Regional District so my gas is 9c cheaper as it avoids a transit tax you pay further in. I'm also about 20mins from the US border so sometimes it's worth going down there although WA state gas has a reputation for being crap and wrecking your engine around here.
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Mar 27 2008, 11:25 PM
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Unleaded £1.08.9p Super Unleaded £1.20.9p Diesel £1.16.9p LPG £0.52.9p per litre |
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Mar 28 2008, 12:55 AM
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The UK, and the EU, sure have high fuel prices. I think we're still at less than half of what you pay. I wonder though, with the massive influx of cash from the taxes on fuel sales, if UK*-ish roads are any better for it? (I suspect not with the road use and congestion charge taxes that now exist).
* what is the correct term for someone from the UK? British? English? I try both with varying success but don't really know which is more general. This post has been edited by Jeremy221: Mar 28 2008, 12:58 AM |
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Mar 28 2008, 02:17 AM
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British. Only people from England are English. The roads in the UK are rubbish. Narrow, potholed, constantly being repaired. You wouldn't believe how many traffic cones they use over there. Mind you the roads in Ireland are even worse as they are all in Britain repairing the roads!
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Mar 28 2008, 02:32 AM
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In australia the country roads are generally HELL!... Especially the old Pt Neill to Cowell road.. they resurface that road every 6 months and every time its still just as crap...
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Mar 28 2008, 02:41 AM
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The roads in Yakima aren't too hot either.. There aren't many pot holes but there are really deep ruts from all the truck traffic. Dutch roads and roads in Illinois are great. Generally not too interesting to drive but they're not going to damage your suspension.
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I'm English living in a crappy England where the taxes are high, the rewards are low, the
weather is sh*t and the roads are a disgrace. I live in the Home counties (Surrey)which is supposed to be one of the most affluent areas of Britain and have to pay a premium for the privilege to do so. I have a great love of the English countryside and still say that a warm sunny English summer is very hard to beat, but that said as soon as my lottery numbers come up I'm out of here and plan to move to Torrenter's neck of the woods ............. if only! |
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Mar 28 2008, 11:25 AM
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The most expensive diesel I've seen is one of 120.9... That was in Market Rasen... glad I dont live there.... It's generally around 117 where I live...
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3.29 per gal for regular unleaded
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E1.48/litre for unleaded petrol
E1.299/litre for diesel Really good roads, but to crowded. |
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Apr 16 2008, 12:04 AM
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E0.85/litre Unleaded
E0.75/litre Diesel Prices went up a lot last year. Tenerife refines a lot of Algerian oil. This post has been edited by torrenter: Apr 16 2008, 12:08 AM |
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CAN$1.16.5/L
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3.50 per gal for regular unleaded
Up twenty cents per gal in less than two weeks! Sheesh. |
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Unleaded (87 Octane) - $3.40-$3.70
Diesel - $4.15-$4.40 (USD) |
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