Price drop on SUL??
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Not sure wether to post this in general or in non scooby, so I'll play safe and post in non scooby, if moderators think it worthy then please move it to general.
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As some may have noticed the price of 95RON seems to have dropped to around 79.9 in most places, namely sainsbury's, but also I've noticed it in texaco and esso stations.
Anyone know if there has been a price drop in SUL??? if so then from what to what?
I run the wagon on 95 so I've not noticed if SUL has dropped in price, plus the petrol stations I frequent don't display the price of SUL on thier main board.
OK, on with the show.
As some may have noticed the price of 95RON seems to have dropped to around 79.9 in most places, namely sainsbury's, but also I've noticed it in texaco and esso stations.
Anyone know if there has been a price drop in SUL??? if so then from what to what?
I run the wagon on 95 so I've not noticed if SUL has dropped in price, plus the petrol stations I frequent don't display the price of SUL on thier main board.
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The price has gone down.
My last fill-up was at the Shell garage in Epsom and I paid 86p/l which was even less than the LRP. The fill-up before that I paid 92.? p/l up near Peterborough.
Simon
My last fill-up was at the Shell garage in Epsom and I paid 86p/l which was even less than the LRP. The fill-up before that I paid 92.? p/l up near Peterborough.
Simon
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by WALKER:
<B>Yep, what a releif, i paid 83.9 at my usual Esso garage in Tamworth.
Paul[/quote]
Paul,
e-mail me the garage name please!
At that price SUL is pretty much cooking price, and the extra MPG should make it cheaper!
mb
<B>Yep, what a releif, i paid 83.9 at my usual Esso garage in Tamworth.
Paul[/quote]
Paul,
e-mail me the garage name please!
At that price SUL is pretty much cooking price, and the extra MPG should make it cheaper!
mb
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I thought I was seeing things then
The car has changed a bit since then, as well as the price of fuel.
My first gallon was about 6/8 I think . For those of you too young to remember, this was also the price of a 45 rpm single record and you could buy 3 for £1. I remember debating whether this new-fangled stereo gimmic was likely to catch on and whether it was worth paying more for it.
The car has changed a bit since then, as well as the price of fuel.
My first gallon was about 6/8 I think . For those of you too young to remember, this was also the price of a 45 rpm single record and you could buy 3 for £1. I remember debating whether this new-fangled stereo gimmic was likely to catch on and whether it was worth paying more for it.
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Originally Posted by Abdabz
49.9p in 1992 when I was 18
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