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ASDA - Petrol 112.9 - Diesel 116.9 - from today(8th July)
thatguy1
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Just been reading that from today, Asda will be following Morrisons by DROPPING THE PRICE OF PETROL & DIESEL!
At ASDA petrol will now cost a maximum of 112.9ppl, with diesel down to 116.9ppl.
Not sure what the Morrisons price is.
At ASDA petrol will now cost a maximum of 112.9ppl, with diesel down to 116.9ppl.
Not sure what the Morrisons price is.
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I refuse to buy supermarket petrol since its low quality. Its cheaper for a reason - contains much less additives than that from the likes of BP, Shell, Esso etc.0
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Why does this always happen the day after I fill my tank?0
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are you kidding me petrol is petrol lol0
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From WhatCar:
Q: Is it true that the fuel sold at supermarket petrol stations is not of the same quality as that as you would buy from a dedicated petrol station?
A: According to the Petrol Retailers Association, there is no difference between the standard petrol you buy from supermarkets or franchised petrol stations. In most cases the petrol and diesel is even produced at the same refinery and delivered in the same trucks.
The exception to this is specialist fuels, such as Shell’s Optimax and BP’s Ultimate. In their case, the fuel is enhanced with additives, which produce that brand’s particular properties.
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There are some special additives in BP fuel at the minute including bits of golf ball
If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try - oh bu99er that just cheat
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oh i wish my asda sold petrol, oh well maybe tesco will do same. and i've always used supermarket petrol and never had problems. thanks ophave now given up smoking since feb 13th 2014 loving the money I'm saving0
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Excellent i hope it stays this price until i pick my new car up anytime between now and sunday.:TIs thankful to those who have shared their :T
:T fortune with those less fortunate :T
:T than themselves - you know who you are!:T0 -
Laughing my head off at this!Distorted_Vision wrote: »I refuse to buy supermarket petrol since its low quality. Its cheaper for a reason - contains much less additives than that from the likes of BP, Shell, Esso etc.
I'm assuming your user name is ironic? :rotfl:Come ride with me, through the veins of history...
I'll show you how God falls asleep on the job.
~Matthew Bellamy.
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Saint_Nick wrote: »Why does this always happen the day after I fill my tank?
Same here!!0 -
Distorted_Vision wrote: »I refuse to buy supermarket petrol since its low quality. Its cheaper for a reason - contains much less additives than that from the likes of BP, Shell, Esso etc.
Certainly in Scotland this was shown to be nonsense when there were strikes at the Grangemouth refinery, as all petrol stations ran out of fuel because they all got the same petrol from there, EXCEPT Asda who got their supplies from somewhere in England.0
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