FUEL Prices - Page 2 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK

Just had to pay 145 per litre for 98 octane compared with 125 for 95 octane at same outlet. Anyone else see this sort of differential??

Nope - 8p a litre usually at Shell and around 5p a litre at Tesco. Never even consider any other brands.

Fuel is cheaper than mineral water. Just think about that for a minute.

I feel quite happy paying a similar price for V-Power as I do for diesel where I live. I may go slightly further on the diesel, but I sure as Hell ain't having as much fun

Johnthepotter said: Just had to pay 145 per litre for 98 octane Blimey, I hope thats not your usual station. I was marvelling the other day at how cheap Shell V-Power is at the moment at the stations I frequent at 13xp, I have only seen 14xp at motorway service stations.

Hi Carl - yes it is (was) my regular local station. Molly - not really complaining about overall cost, I only fill up the toy once month at most but surprised at the differential!

Tesco give up to 20p off a litre per month with their club card thing. I get the discount and fill up two cars with their super unleaded.

mollytherocker said: Fuel is cheaper than mineral water. Just think about that for a minute. I've thought about it and checked it and it's not. I can buy 12 x 1.5 litres of Volvic for £4:99 That's 18 litres for £4:99 27p a litre. You are paying too much for water or you have very cheap petrol or you are reading the daily mail and believing it.

I paid £1.59 a litre for some Super Unleaded at a Jet garage at the end of June, the regular Unleaded was the normal price of around £1.25.

mollytherocker is right, though. Petrol is cheap compared to mineral water. 60% of the cost of mineral water isn't taxed, nor does it have the high exploration and production costs of oil. Fill up folks

97 Octane is currently 129p per L at the Texaco garage at Felixstowe Co-Op Boxster S 986 is quite happy on it

My local Shell station in Swindon seems to have maintained a 9ppl differential between their standard unleaded and V-Power for some time. I think V-Power is current 134ppl.

TB303 said: mollytherocker is right, though. Petrol is cheap compared to mineral water. 60% of the cost of mineral water isn't taxed, nor does it have the high exploration and production costs of oil. Fill up folks But the cost of mineral water is much lower than the cost of petrol. Clearly. If you're daft enough to pay a higher PRICE for your water than you do for petrol, then that's your problem.

Far cheaper than 9mths ago when I paid 1.62/l to fill a Cayenne turbo S at Reading services - cost £155 !! Its 'cheap as chips' now!!! ;-)

TB303 said: mollytherocker is right, though. Petrol is cheap compared to mineral water. No she isn't. She said petrol is cheaper than mineral water. It isn't. As for it being cheap in comparison, it would depend on your situation but remove the taxes and petrol is still double the price.

Maybe Diet Coke is a better argument 99% water, 1g of concentrate for every 100g of liquid. £1.49 a litre!

ilduce said: No she isn't. She said petrol is cheaper than mineral water. It isn't. As for it being cheap in comparison, it would depend on your situation but remove the taxes and petrol is still double the price. While that wasn't what I was arguing, I bet in the average Shell garage a litre of Evian is close to a litre of petrol!

TB303 said: ilduce said: No she isn't. She said petrol is cheaper than mineral water. It isn't. As for it being cheap in comparison, it would depend on your situation but remove the taxes and petrol is still double the price. While that wasn't what I was arguing, I bet in the average Shell garage a litre of Evian is close to a litre of petrol! Silly billy. You can't even decide what you're arguing about. I bet you're a woman.

I think bp charge around 20p more a litre for premium vs normal.

ilduce said: Silly billy. You can't even decide what you're arguing about. I bet you're a woman. Wow, how charming.

ilduce said: Silly billy. You can't even decide what you're arguing about. I bet you're a woman. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/oil-now-officially-cheaper-than-water-as-price-collapse-threatens-financial-security-9928574.html

TB303 said: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/oi... Taken from the article: The £3.80 water pack works out at about 42p per litre – some 40 per cent cheaper than oil at 24p a litre. Eh? Good reporting there...