floriflee said:There's just something about being able to keep the overall cost under $30 per fill up that is somewhat comforting....
😱 a fill up from $30 (£17)😱 it costs me approx $94 (£54) to fill mine up, thats distgusting just another reason to hate the UKfloriflee said:There's just something about being able to keep the overall cost under $30 per fill up that is somewhat comforting....
HughJanus said:😱 a fill up from $30 (£17)😱 it costs me approx $94 (£54) to fill mine up, thats distgusting just another reason to hate the UK
HughJanus said:seeing as there are lots of nationalities on here just wondered how much you guys pay for fuel/gas etc etc
we (Englanders) pay in the region of £0.90 per litre or £3.96 per gallon, so approx 6.90USD or 9.17AUD per gallon
TMA said:Also bear in mind that a UK gallon is smaller than a US gallon.
1 US gallon = 0.8327 Imperial gallon.
And yet Bush & Cheney gave em billions of tax breaks???iSaint said:$2.45 US here in the south. Oil companies profits have never been higher!
HughJanus said:😱 a fill up from $30 (£17)😱 it costs me approx $94 (£54) to fill mine up, thats distgusting just another reason to hate the UK
Peterkro said:umm thats the other way round a US gallon is smaller than a Imperial gallon.🙂
Dont Hurt Me said:And yet Bush & Cheney gave em billions of tax breaks???
SpookTheHamster said:Jeez, what sort of car do you drive? I can fill up my BMW (1977) on about £30-35.
If you want an alternative, get your car converted to LPG. It cost about £1000 for my Dad to convert his 4.0 Cherokee to LPG, but he got that money back within a year because it's so cheap (35-35p a litre). Makes it the equivalent of a car doing 30mpg, instead of the normal (embarrassing) 15mpg.
TMA said:Sorry but I'm pretty sure you're wrong. According to another source (google for "convert imperial gallon to gallon") 1 Imperial gallon = 1.20095042 US gallon.