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Old 01-16-2008, 11:23 AM   #46
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$3.05 reg. It was $3.15 last week.
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Old 01-16-2008, 12:35 PM   #47
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Here in Saudi it is $.41 a gallon, yep the middle man is sure taking his lot!!!
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Old 01-16-2008, 03:58 PM   #48
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Henk I get 35mpg with my Pontiac vibe, my 1-ton Chevy..............do I even dare mention it ............ 4 miles to the gal, yeah it sucks big time
WHAT!

We Brits may moan at how high fuel costs over the years, but one natural consequence of that, is that we use more fuel efficient vehicles.
As I wrote earlier, that in part is why diesel vehicles are so popular here. The panel van I drive in work with a 2.5 ltr Dsl averages about 10 miles per litre! Which is better than the previous model because of a more efficient engine.
My car does about 11 miles per litre [i.e. about 50mp(uk)g] using a 2 litre turbo-diesel engine, which may not be very good - but then it is a 1999 car!
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Old 01-17-2008, 12:57 AM   #49
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Paid $.41 this morning this is as close to the source as you can get so the middlemen are really skimming the cream off the top.
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Old 01-17-2008, 01:31 AM   #50
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$ 1.25 per liter...thats pretty expensive for us...
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Old 01-17-2008, 04:53 AM   #51
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As I wrote earlier, that in part is why diesel vehicles are so popular here.
And as a consequence of that the British government taxes diesel more. There's no excuse for diesel to be more expensive than petrol, it is less refined thus cheaper to produce.

My 1.6 206 does 35 MPG which is not bad; the lowest fuel cost around here is a £1 ($1.92) per litre.
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Diesels are popular as the company car tax rates are completely skewered in their favour, as is car tax. Of course if diesel gets too popular the government will just readjust it so they get more money
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Old 01-17-2008, 09:28 AM   #53
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I have to stop for gas this morn, on the way to work, we pay about 3.25 for reg. stupid cars !
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Holding between 2.70 - 2.80 here.
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My 1.6 206 does 35 MPG which is not bad; the lowest fuel cost around here is a £1 ($1.92) per litre.
I'd be surprised if you'd gone for the Peugeot 206 HDI that you would've got a mpg of at least 55. I nearly bought an old 405D a few years ago that was doing 60 mpg. The only problem with the 'modern' cars is the extra weight, they carry for safety reasons, e.g. doors are heavier & wider for side impact protection.

Yes UK car tax is a problem, though modern small diesels can still qualify for a discount - mine doesn't.
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Old 01-17-2008, 04:11 PM   #56
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Paid $2.95 a gallon today....

Thats .78 cents a liter....

Thats:
.395 GBP
.89 AUD
.53 EUR
1.02 NZD
5.53 ZAR (Rand)
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$1.09 per liter grrrrrr
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$4.12 a gallon is badddd.... Is that CAD or USD??? Even so, thats $14.00 USD...
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$4.12 a gallon is badddd.... Is that CAD or USD??? Even so, thats $14.00 USD...
The dollar is equal and it costs about the same to fuel up in Western NY as it does here if you include the $3.5 to cross the bridge
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Actually I just filled up the van and gas was $1.099 per liter CAD.
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