Asda Petrol under £1

alared

Morrison`s have matched Asda where I am at 99-9p a litre unleaded plus you get points.

Premier_2

alared wrote: »

Morrison`s have matched Asda where I am at 99-9p a litre unleaded plus you get points.

How many points do you get? What's the value of a point?

You can get 1p off a litre at Asda when paying by special Asda credit card (deducted from pump price so no waiting/collecting)

molerat

jockettuk wrote: »

wish mr t would put our tescos down to that price

99.9 at Tesco here plus 5 points per litre

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molerat wrote: »

99.9 at Tesco here plus 5 points per litre

5 points per litre?! Is this just your store or a nationwide thing because I can't see any trace of that on their website!

Arthurian

I just filled up at Sainsbury's - down to 99.9p a litre.

KonkyWonky

Bowling_4_Gold wrote: »

Oh wow... DId you really just say that?

100.9 - 99.9 = 1.0 not 0.9

Whoops, my bad.....

That extra 0.1p makes all the difference!!!

GO TESCO!!!!!

:rolleyes:

27col

I think that the real news here, is the fact that at long last, the price differential between diesel and petrol has disappeared. When I first bought a diesel, the price of the fuel was cheaper than petrol. I expect it will rise again as the sales of heating oil pick up in the autumn. But in the meantime, I for one, am grateful for a little relief in my wallet.

socks_uk

Ebe_Scrooge wrote: »

Didn't you know, similar technology already exists ?


It's called a sail :rotfl:

I'll keep a look out next time I'm on the motorway... I'm bound to have an accident if I continue to drive with my eyes closed!! :rotfl:

patman99

A fuel fact.

Buying fuel from supermarkets is a false economy. I ran my diesel Astra on supermarket fuel for 2 months and averaged 47.8 mpg, I then ran it for 3 months on branded fuel (in this case, Shell), and averaged 56.2 mpg. Thats about a 12% difference. So to be a cheaper alternative, the supermarket fuels need to be at least 13p/litre cheaper.

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patman99 wrote: »

A fuel fact.

Buying fuel from supermarkets is a false economy. I ran my diesel Astra on supermarket fuel for 2 months and averaged 47.8 mpg, I then ran it for 3 months on branded fuel (in this case, Shell), and averaged 56.2 mpg. Thats about a 12% difference. So to be a cheaper alternative, the supermarket fuels need to be at least 13p/litre cheaper.

It would be interesting to see the data if you have it available? I always wonder whether supermarket fuel is different but I've heard that the additive mix is the only difference between them.