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novait
16-05-08, 12:56 PM
bored and shocked..just went to put petrol in the car and it was 112.9 a ltr the over day and now it is 115.9 a ltr. which isnt alot of petrol and alot of money when you have to run twin 40s.lol..

so was just wondering how much you pay..

L33 LEG
16-05-08, 12:59 PM
at the petrol station i work at, they put it up from 112.9 to 114.9 the other day, diesel went up by 3p. everytime i look at it its gone up :(

Welsh Dan
16-05-08, 12:59 PM
108.9 per litre for standard unleaded.

novait
16-05-08, 01:01 PM
how high will it go?

big gra
16-05-08, 01:02 PM
126.9 for diesel!!!

novait
16-05-08, 01:03 PM
think its 123.9 for diesel round here

paulnova
16-05-08, 01:05 PM
im getting my XE on the road soon....petrol is going to kill me, i get mine from L33LEG so its now 114.9p!!! :eek:

Stuart
16-05-08, 01:07 PM
tbh an XE in something as light as a Nova will get excellent mpg... if you dont thrash it everywhere.

I pay between 109.9 and 113.9ppl depending if I fill up at work or at home. Generally in the petrol station 3 times a week... stupid small fuel tank lol

Dod
16-05-08, 01:11 PM
€1.20 for Petrol, €1.36 for Diesel and about 70c per Litre for Vegetable Oil.

So it seems we're slightly cheaper than you lot!

Matt2107
16-05-08, 01:20 PM
£1.17 per ltr for vpower.

NovaLad
16-05-08, 01:25 PM
Supposed to be going up to as high as 1.50 a litre a few month off.

I pay around 1.08.9 or 1.09.9 a litre around my way.

craig green
16-05-08, 01:27 PM
Supposed to be going up to as high as 1.50 a litre a few month off.



Definately gotta pump up the tyres on my bike! lol

paulnova
16-05-08, 01:27 PM
tbh an XE in something as light as a Nova will get excellent mpg... if you dont thrash it everywhere.

its my first XE so a touch of thrashing will be inevitable lol lol

L33 LEG
16-05-08, 01:29 PM
i dont mind the price tbh, i feel better off when im serving people £110 to fill up theyre Q7s and the likes.

novait
16-05-08, 05:42 PM
1.50 a ltr...i do hope not..lol

Adam
16-05-08, 05:44 PM
£1.13/L i just paid for standard unleaded

Jack
16-05-08, 06:00 PM
£1.20ish i think, last time I had me some. Thats for SUL though.

Biobutanol is where its at. Whats the going rate for a vat of algae these days? :D

Ste L
16-05-08, 07:58 PM
109 here

novait
16-05-08, 08:09 PM
how high will it go? :(

General Baxter
16-05-08, 08:09 PM
why you think im using the nova not the troll, the troll has a 175ltr tank (extended explore thingy) and when i was using it it was about £1.10 a ltr,

that was a full tank every two weeks,

i live aprrox 1 mile from work and thats all it ever went lol

novait
16-05-08, 08:11 PM
lol bugger that.lol

General Baxter
16-05-08, 08:12 PM
overfueling 3L v6 twin turbo powerrrrrrrr lol

novait
16-05-08, 08:13 PM
sounds like fun. if you can run it....lol

Jack
16-05-08, 08:24 PM
how high will it go? :(
How much are you willing to pay - and I mean seriously willing to pay? What value would physically stop you from buying petrol (which for most car enthusiasts, I would assume to be because you can't actually afford to buy enough of it for your needs)? £2 alitre? £5 a litre? £10 a litre? Whatever value you put on petrol, thats how far it will go.

Fact of the matter is, oil is becoming vastly more expensive and won't get any cheaper - Its not the availability of the oil that will kill it - as there's plenty left - its the cost of actually getting to it. The price WILL keep going up until someone actually listens to the scientists and we switch to algae for fuel rather than drilling it out the ground or growing fields full of rapeseed and such which should instead be used for food. I doubt that will happen until oil has gotten so expensive we can't afford anything - can you think of anything you do/have that doesn't involve oil in any way, shape, or form, either directly or indirectly? I can't.

novait
16-05-08, 08:44 PM
very true. i love driving the nova so i will pay as much as i have to to drive it.. :D

NatJK
16-05-08, 10:08 PM
i pay £1.13. unleaded. just gone up today :(

twistysnovagte
16-05-08, 10:12 PM
109 heresame here.

dave_bates
16-05-08, 10:40 PM
They say 1.50 a litre by september, but the rate it's shooting up i can see diesel hitting that sooner.

the yanks are tring to find other sources's of oil to sort out the ****s in the far east and russia. And although this sounds a bit james bond like, my father in law is currently off the coast of angola working for the CIA on a guarded ship. he's a big nob geologist and let it slip what he's doing.....ssshhhh! doubt it will bring prices down though.

Mike
16-05-08, 11:07 PM
111p petrol
000p Deisel (works fuel card)

What i dont understand is, several years ago petrol hit 89p a liter and petrol blockades ran rife across the UK, its now at an all time high and the general public, haulier's & haulier associations dont do sh1t.

Oil companies hold the world to ransom, whatever they charge the vast majority will pay it.

Jack
16-05-08, 11:08 PM
They brought in a load of new laws and powers etc to stop that happening again. Suffice to say if any truckers tried to blockade the ports, they'd spend a night or two in the nick.

Most people pay the price as they have no alternative

Mike
16-05-08, 11:10 PM
They brought in a load of new laws and powers etc to stop that happening again. Suffice to say if any truckers tried to blockade the ports, they'd spend a night or two in the nick.

Boo :(

NovaLad
16-05-08, 11:40 PM
It was 88p a litre when i had my moped back in 2006.

_JH_
17-05-08, 12:27 AM
At my local garage, I pay £1.20+ per litre to put diesel in my 110 Landy and petrol isn't far behind...


...and I can see the F***ING refineries from my house :mad:

Working up in the Black mountains 2 weeks back and diesel was 10pence cheaper around there FFS!

I never thought I'd say it, but thank **** for Tesco lol They're always a fair bit cheaper around here. Who cares if it's supposedly lower quality. It's an ex-Army 2.5 diesel, it'll burn anything lol

dan16v
17-05-08, 12:27 AM
Not sure, cant see the point in checking, either way you need fuel, just pull up and top the car up, no point being bothered about how much it is per ltr! either way you have to have fuel!! plus it bumps my shares uplol

dan16v
17-05-08, 12:29 AM
At my local garage, I pay £1.20+ per litre to put diesel in my 110 Landy and petrol isn't far behind...


...and I can see the F***ING refineries from my house :mad:

Working up in the Black mountains 2 weeks back and diesel was 10pence cheaper around there FFS!

I never thought I'd say it, but thank **** for Tesco lol They're always a fair bit cheaper around here. Who cares if it's supposedly lower quality. It's an ex-Army 2.5 diesel, it'll burn anything lol

Cant realy blame the oil refineries! it cost us about 30p to make a ltr!! and we dont make much on that!! most of it is fecking tax!!

_JH_
17-05-08, 12:31 AM
Not sure, cant see the point in checking, either way you need fuel, just pull up and top the car up, no point being bothered about how much it is per ltr! either way you have to have fuel!! plus it bumps my shares uplol

I understand what you're saying, but when it affects your business you need to know or you could lose out :thumb:

_JH_
17-05-08, 12:32 AM
Cant realy blame the oil refineries! it cost us about 30p to make a ltr!! and we dont make much on that!! most of it is fecking tax!!

I'm not. It costs less to deliver it here, so why should the retailers charge more?

NovaLad
17-05-08, 12:53 AM
Also when is someone going to edit the title of the thread from liter to litre?

_JH_
17-05-08, 01:02 AM
Another key issue...


lol

CoolTiger
17-05-08, 01:42 AM
1.10ish around here, my dad way telling me he promised him self he would stop driving when it hit £1 a gallon lol hes still driving

Alex.
17-05-08, 07:44 AM
Last time I went to sainsburys (2 weeks ago) and filled up it was £1.07 a litre.:(

Stuart
17-05-08, 07:56 AM
My cut off for leaving my job was £1.50 a litre but I got a nice fat pay rise yesterday so its bumped to £2 a litre now lol

chris gsi
17-05-08, 02:37 PM
i just filled up the trooper and it was £1.28 a litre its getting mad when it only does 18mpg

Jim Mcrae
17-05-08, 02:48 PM
Payed 118.9 for normal unleaded yesterday....

Ash
17-05-08, 04:11 PM
Filled a jerry can yesterday with super for the Nova - 128.9p!

Filled the car up and about 1/3 of it ended up on the workshop floor! :mad: (lose needle valve in the carb)

-What a great time to put a T40'd nova on the road. 13mpg here I come lol

Philsutton
18-05-08, 01:15 PM
Ive just seen £1.33 for diesel and £1.13 for petrol on the way to chilwell this morning. That is truely shocking. Also you cant just go an collect used cooking oil now for free, people are charging for it as it now as a value in comparison to other fuels. Its a joke and it was the wrong time to buy a 4.2L V8 TVR lol

Jack
18-05-08, 10:38 PM
I'll be in Chilwell tomorrow afternoon for a few days :D

General Baxter
18-05-08, 11:08 PM
well my troll will be back on the road next month, £1per ltr cooking oil lol


asda wont let me buy more then 75 ltr tho lol

Dicko's
19-05-08, 11:40 AM
wouldnt bother with V power for the nova tbh, its £1.09 here for normal unleaded

Cormac
19-05-08, 12:02 PM
was in bristol last friday and the cheapest diesal i could find was at asda for £1.19

Were i live its handy to hop over the border and get cheaper diesal in the republic of ireland, currently inc exchange rates about £1.06 for diesal and £1.02 for unleaded, theres not as much of a difference between petrol and diesal in rep for sum reason!!

Dod
19-05-08, 12:17 PM
Thats cuz we use it to run our Traccccors!!

The new Tax thing coming in has made Diesels much cheaper to tax so of co**** the price has hiked right up and will probably continue to do so.

Lee
19-05-08, 12:18 PM
They brought in a load of new laws and powers etc to stop that happening again. Suffice to say if any truckers tried to blockade the ports, they'd spend a night or two in the nick.

Most people pay the price as they have no alternative

I very much doubt the police would be able to lock up every trucker in the country if they decided enough was enough. They just all need to drive onto the nearest motorway and park up, blocking up the countrys arterys. Infact, to save any hassle, just park the buggers and walk away. It would take a fecking long time to tow that many lorries off the roads lol The only thing this would cause is a blockage for the emergency services, which just isnt on IMO, but at the end of the day, if the government are given fair warning of such a blockage, then knocking some of the duty off the fuel and adding it to road tax wouldnt be too difficult.

End of the day, would you rather pay an extra 150 - 200 quid a year road tax, or £1.50+ a liter? I know what I'd rather do!

Im going to have to say it again, we need to be more like the FRENCH and take the attitude that 'we're as mad as hell, and we're not going to take it anymore'!

Jack
19-05-08, 12:25 PM
Yes, but in England we couldn't organise a p!ss up in a brewery! lol

Some people would invetably be arrested for it, and nobody seems willing to run the risk of it being them. Look at the council tax shenanigans a while back, all these old people complained about it, and a few refused to pay and promptly got banged up (not like THAT :wtf:). There was no mass refusal to pay - if there had been, then yes the system would have collapsed.

Would YOU park your car on a motorway and leave it there for the police to pick up?

Come back Guy Fawkes, all is forgiven lol

Lee
19-05-08, 12:28 PM
Would YOU park your car on a motorway and leave it there for the police to pick up?

Come back Guy Fawkes, all is forgiven lol

I would happily do it if I knew that hundreds of thousands of other people would do it too. I doubt the police would bother locking a few people up as that wouldnt solve the problem lol

As you said, it needs some strong organisation and some backbone from the british public.

Dod
19-05-08, 12:29 PM
Pffff, look at us. We're going to have to pay €2000 to tax all cars imported after July 1st regardless of car, size etc etc etc.

Europe as a whole is Nuts!!

tom_beverley
19-05-08, 02:13 PM
Someone organise a blockade quick :(

I'm beggining to think going back to petrol would be cheaper, theres 10p per litre difference now - diesel is average 122.9 here :mad:

Philsutton
19-05-08, 04:30 PM
^^ thats cheap to what im used to seeing, average is about 125 from what I see everyday :(

Lauren
19-05-08, 04:39 PM
Whatever it is, it's too much! I can't get petrol for under 112p per litre.

tom_beverley
19-05-08, 04:55 PM
lol When would anyone have guessed we would be say 122.9 is cheap LMFAO

Seriously though, something has to be done otherwise it will just keep going up and up but as said if tax is dropped for fuel they will add it on somewhere else :(

The problem at the minute is the extortionate price for oil, I wonder why all the oil companies are seeing record profits, fecking robbers.

Lee
19-05-08, 05:09 PM
The problem at the minute is the extortionate price for oil, I wonder why all the oil companies are seeing record profits, fecking robbers.

Thats not the problem though. Its the duty!

Stuart
19-05-08, 07:00 PM
the "cost" of the fuel has gone up recently due to the oil prices though.... ok the Duty dosent help, but OPEC are restricting production to make it look like they cant keep up and therefore bump the price of a barrel and make more cash.

General Baxter
19-05-08, 07:05 PM
i paid, 39p per ltr today :)

Philsutton
19-05-08, 07:06 PM
Ghey

General Baxter
19-05-08, 07:07 PM
makro, 45ltr drums, rapeseed oil :)

novait
19-05-08, 08:31 PM
^^^^^^^
lol...its the way forward.lol

Philsutton
20-05-08, 08:39 AM
I bet that within a few weeks when that stock has gone the price will at a min double for that. Every other place has ive been using.

People are paying that a litre for waste oil at the moment so its only a matter of time until everyone else catches up.

tom_beverley
20-05-08, 09:26 AM
Local garages must have seen what you're paying Phil and its gone upto 125.9 round here overnight :(

Anyone up for a LPG conversion group buy? LOL

Welsh Dan
20-05-08, 09:42 AM
I fuel my bicycle with cornflakes :).

Dod
20-05-08, 09:43 AM
People are paying that a litre for waste oil at the moment

They pay for it? You have top pay to have it taken away over here!!

Philsutton
20-05-08, 12:27 PM
Look on ebay for waste cooking oil, seriously its fetching good money for something that you had to pay to get rid of not long ago.

let_nova
20-05-08, 11:06 PM
1.20ltr petrol and 1.32ltr for diesel