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  1. burn_after_reading90 on

    149.9 At kingswood 711 yesterday, there was a constant queue! Unfortunately the pump i pulled up at didn’t have e10, however 91 was still only 151.9. Still 60c/L cheaper than everywhere else!

  2. I filled up a full tank just before the iran strikes… (1.6 ish)

    should i buy the 5$ or 20$ lottos?

  3. That’s what you get when the ABC publishes an article “Fill up your car before petrol prices spike”

  4. And do i need to stock up on toilet paper again? That was such a sensible time.

  5. GusPolinskiPolka on

    People trying to save money on fuel not realising that the 2 cent per litre difference is less than a dollar. Over the course of the year even if you fill up every week, you’re looking at less than $50.

    I’m not saying don’t buy cheaper fuel but I’m not going out of my way for it

  6. Willing_Television77 on

    I got 98 for about $2.30 yesterday only because I was near empty. Saw it this morning for $1.80. Lucky it’s a motorcycle with a small tank.

  7. Do people factor in their time. If you wait an hour that’s $50 of your time.

  8. M0T0RCITYC0BRA on

    Was this the 7/11 on Stacey St at Bankstown? I was there earlier in the evening when it was 60c a litre cheaper than the local surrounding petrol stations, lines weren’t anywhere near as bad then.

  9. Same happened to me. After advice came out to fill up, I arrived at a servo… after I filled up a bunch of people had turned up and lines were starting to form.

  10. Everyone’s expecting Trump’s latest warmongering – and Zelenskyy taking out the Russian pipeline – to fuck oil prices fairly and squarely into the stratosphere.

    Not even our rapacious petrol companies will jump that quick, though.

  11. AllYouNeedIsATV on

    I just drove 6 hours the day before and had to fill up for the drive back. Could have saved $16

  12. I love how the same fuel in their tanks that cost us $1.65/L yesterday has jumped to $2.23/L. But when fuel prices drop, it’s “well our currently fuel cost us more, so once that supply depletes we’ll be able to pass on those savings to drivers”.