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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: ronnyd on 20 April 2020, 21:59:38
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Reading on the text service of the BBC that the price of West Texas Intermediate is a minus figure now. -$37. Worlds gone mad, they are having to pay people to take it away. :o
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I hope Sainsburys may me to take their petrol away when I fill the Omega from almost empty in the next few days.
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Reading on the text service of the BBC that the price of West Texas Intermediate is a minus figure now. -$37. Worlds gone mad, they are having to pay people to take it away. :o
It appears that supply is now greater than demand, and they've run out of storage capacity for the excess supply. Therefore they're having to pay people to take it off their hands.
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The price you are seeing was for may delivery from the US, not for Brent crude which Europe trade in that's at $27, today, if you had a Tanker peddle over to the US and technically they would pay you to fill it up, but that offer finished today.. >:(
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I have heard this morning on the BBC from a correspondent researching what is happening with the oil situation, that it is unlikely to make much difference to our prices. Yes they have come down to an average of £1.10 per litre, but most of that price is not for the petrol.
I think we all know about the fuel duty and VAT on the juice, but this guy reitterated that just over 12p per litre is in respect of the cost of the oil.
So there appears there will be no windfall for us, and with the Government needing to eventually replace the national funds spent over the Virus thing................................. ::) ::)
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Baby killing derv is more expensive than petrol. :)
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Baby killing derv is more expensive than petrol. :)
I'm getting over 100 miles for ten quid at the moment, driving normally. Sod the babies.
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Baby killing derv is more expensive than petrol. :)
I'm getting over 100 miles for ten quid at the moment, driving normally. Sod the babies.
Every time you start that rattly old Astra a black baby falls from a tree in Africa. Only petrol can save the planet. :)
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Baby killing derv is more expensive than petrol. :)
I'm getting over 100 miles for ten quid at the moment, driving normally. Sod the babies.
Every time you start that rattly old Astra a black baby falls from a tree in Africa. Only petrol can save the planet. :)
The planet is being saved by people staying home.
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Baby killing derv is more expensive than petrol. :)
I'm getting over 100 miles for ten quid at the moment, driving normally. Sod the babies.
Every time you start that rattly old Astra a black baby falls from a tree in Africa. Only petrol can save the planet. :)
The planet is being saved by people staying home.
are you sure ? ???
i don't recall it ever being this hot and sunny in March/April
seems like "global warming" has rapidly increased since everyone stopped driving ,
we need more thirsty omegas etc or by summer we'll all* melt
*those still alive after Chinese Virus
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Extinction rebellion Midlands branch recent publicity poster stated " HUMANITY IS THE DISEASE. COVID 19 IS THE CURE".
Makes you want to sign up immediately to such a caring common sense organisation, doesn't it.
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Extinction rebellion Midlands branch recent publicity poster stated " HUMANITY IS THE DISEASE. COVID 19 IS THE CURE".
Makes you want to sign up immediately to such a caring common sense organisation, doesn't it.
Not really ;D
petrol being £1.02 a Litre makes me want to fill up the Omega and go for a drive
Mum NEEDS butter :D ;D
OK, the drive can wait till tomorrow ,when she might need other things too :(
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Filled both cars up on the 21st of March , and still showing full should have bought a 5.0 supercharged V8 RR😄
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Filled both cars up on the 21st of March , and still showing full should have bought a 5.0 supercharged V8 RR😄
My guv'nor is loving it, Cheaper fuel, and most of us are doing 1-2mpg more. Win win.
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It's the only thing I really miss my journey to work in the Range Rover 55 mile round trip in luxury listening to my music.
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Other than walking the dog & going to work we've not left the house but today we went out ...... to Costco!! ;D ;D
Petrol was 99.9 pence a litre! :o :y :y :y unfortunately I was driving a diesel with a tank 3/4 full :(