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Good to see it's coming down.

It peaked in my area at around 201p for Super plus 97 RON and is now at 168p

Hope it keeps dropping but we have a long way to go to get to last years price when it was 145p in August

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On 20/09/2022 at 09:22, dunk1 said:

Good to see it's coming down.

It peaked in my area at around 201p for Super plus 97 RON and is now at 168p

Hope it keeps dropping but we have a long way to go to get to last years price when it was 145p in August

Feeling this now with my new car.. 🤣

Now have an E70 X5. 85ltr fuel tank so £150 to fill up atm! lol.

Used to cost around £80 in my old 330d!! 🤣🤣

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3 hours ago, momo said:

Feeling this now with my new car.. 🤣

Now have an E70 X5. 85ltr fuel tank so £150 to fill up atm! lol.

Used to cost around £80 in my old 330d!! 🤣🤣

How far does that get you 

Glad I sold my 15 mpg Range Rover 

164 now for super by me but read OPEC are cutting production so guess it'll be going back up before we know it 

 

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7 hours ago, dunk1 said:

How far does that get you 

Glad I sold my 15 mpg Range Rover 

164 now for super by me but read OPEC are cutting production so guess it'll be going back up before we know it 

 

Considering I mainly just do school runs and grocery shopping in the car - about 250miles. lol

It's definitely a hit, but it's not too bad considering.. I only do around 3/4k miles a year so it's OK. The kids love the space and i'm enjoying the extra comfort.

Yep, OPEC can't miss a chance at keeping profit levels at an all time high. Fuel prices will never come back down - this is the new norm.

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13 hours ago, momo said:

Considering I mainly just do school runs and grocery shopping in the car - about 250miles. lol

It's definitely a hit, but it's not too bad considering.. I only do around 3/4k miles a year so it's OK. The kids love the space and i'm enjoying the extra comfort.

Yep, OPEC can't miss a chance at keeping profit levels at an all time high. Fuel prices will never come back down - this is the new norm.

Yikes that's worse than my 4.6 Range was doing, you got the 4.8 in the X5 ?

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6 hours ago, dunk1 said:

Yikes that's worse than my 4.6 Range was doing, you got the 4.8 in the X5 ?

I've got the 3.0ltr single-turbo diesel! Haha.

My driving is mainly in peak time stop-start traffic and usually short journeys which is why it's so bad. On a motorway run i'll get over 500miles to a tank. I'm going to get it remapped at some point so I expect that to help. I've got the 6-sp Auto which is known to "hold" gears too long. Engine map and gearbox map should help.

Don't get me started on the monopoly that is OPEC.

In the 2008 crash oil went up to almost $180 a barrel. Diesel was £1.32. It's profiteering at its worst.

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Same.. Diesel here is back to £1.79p - 10p less than the peak.

I think the Saudi's decided to cut oil production causing prices to go back up. That's what it's about - keeping those profits high. It doesn't suit them at all to allow prices to come back to the £1.20/1.40p they were...

These are the prices we'll have from now on. Same goes for gas/electric. There's no reason for the prices to come back down now they know most people can afford to pay them.

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Yes sadly i agree with you.

Even though i've cut back on home use, not put the heating on yet etc i noticed the smart meter buy 10am was double what it was the previous day 

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