What would you save in price?

big_drive

If you put €20 diesel in a car tonight at 1-44.9

Tomorrow it should be 1-46.5

So if you put in €20 tomorrow how much money/fuel would u lose?

Tigger

One fiddy

Atlantic Dawn

€20 @ €1.44.9 per litre is 13.8 litres
€20 @ 1.46.5 per litre is 13.65 litres

You would have an extra 150 ml in your tank, probably the same amount your car will burn up waiting in the Q for your €1.44.9 fuel tonight

R.O.R

If you put €20 in tonight, and €20 in tomorrow, it's just going to cost you the same.

MugMugs

About thirty cent ?

The queues out there tonight were comical.

AgileMyth

Delighted I'm not working tonight. Work in a filling station and you can be damn sure they're flat out! Madness.

challengemaster

Even if you filled a 80L tank from empty

@1.449 = €115.92
@1.469 = €117.52

You have a saving of €1.60, or you'd just about get a litre extra.

bazz26

Eric Cartman

not enough to wait around on a forecourt with people thinking the end is nigh

TestTransmission

MugMugs wrote: »

About thirty cent ?

The queues out there tonight were comical.

AgileMyth wrote: »

Delighted I'm not working tonight. Work in a filling station and you can be damn sure they're flat out! Madness.

Nowhere in Limerick seemed any bit busy

Tigger

challengemaster wrote: »

Even if you filled a 80L tank from empty

@1.449 = €115.92
@1.469 = €117.52

You have a saving of €1.60, or you'd just about get a litre extra.

one fiddy

dwsl280

It's better off in your pocket even if it is just €1.60

166man

big_drive wrote: »

If you put €20 diesel in a car tonight at 1-44.9

Tomorrow it should be 1-46.5

So if you put in €20 tomorrow how much money/fuel would u lose?

Sweet fcuk all really.

MugMugs

TestTransmission wrote: »

Nowhere in Limerick seemed any bit busy

Went for a run earlier and you'd swear there was a fuel crisis on. Any reputable station had queues on the road in Fundalk.

heate

How is it in your pocket if you've to drive to a petrol station wait and then full your car in some sort of 28 days later panic.
Has fuel not gone down in recent weeks? €1.50 odd to low €1.40's? Budget is bringing it back to previously seen prices.
Go further east from Ireland and see the price of fuel - its still a nice bit cheaper in Ireland!

MugMugs

heate wrote: »

How is it in your pocket if you've to drive to a petrol station wait and then full your car in some sort of 28 days later panic.
Has fuel not gone down in recent weeks? €1.50 odd to low €1.40's? Budget is bringing it back to previously seen prices.
Go further east from Ireland and see the price of fuel - its still a nice bit cheaper in Ireland!

Yes but we pay motor tax separately to fuel and the duty on it. They pay their motor tax on their fuel.

heate

MugMugs wrote: »

heate wrote: »

How is it in your pocket if you've to drive to a petrol station wait and then full your car in some sort of 28 days later panic.
Has fuel not gone down in recent weeks? €1.50 odd to low €1.40's? Budget is bringing it back to previously seen prices.
Go further east from Ireland and see the price of fuel - its still a nice bit cheaper in Ireland!

Yes but we pay motor tax separately to fuel and the duty on it. They pay their motor tax on their fuel.

I pay motor tax here in Switzlerland separately just like home, same in Germany and as far as I know France as well.

pa990

and another rise on Jan 1st when the vat goes up 2%

so.. €144.9 + carbon tax +2% vat = €148.92

+ whatever fuel rise we have due to the weakening euro/dollar + next war on iran +one fiddy = €204.9