Where do the fuel profits go?
15 October 2005 | 12:45 PM
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What I find daft...is our fuel is the most expensive. And owners moan all the time about drive offs etc.
Yet in Spain, fuel is much cheaper. And you don't even need to get out of your car...the attendent walks up asks what you want, give him the key to the petrol cap...he fills it up for you - just like the "old days" back in the UK
By rights it should be the other way round...The UK should have attended pumps, because we pay more...so we should get more interms of "service" and drive offs would be reduced.
What I find daft...is our fuel is the most expensive. And owners moan all the time about drive offs etc.
Yet in Spain, fuel is much cheaper. And you don't even need to get out of your car...the attendent walks up asks what you want, give him the key to the petrol cap...he fills it up for you - just like the "old days" back in the UK
By rights it should be the other way round...The UK should have attended pumps, because we pay more...so we should get more interms of "service" and drive offs would be reduced.
15 October 2005 | 01:37 PM
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Yes but in Turkey it is about 1.20 a litre and just remember that most Turks earn around a 1/4 of we do, so our fuel isn't the most expensive petrol in Europe by a long way
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