check out the new remote control Jockey Wheel SmartBar Canegrowers rearview170 Cobb Grill Skid Row Recovery Gear Caravan Industry Association of Australia
Members Login
Username 
 
Password 
    Remember Me  
Click here for the Grey Nomads website -> The Grey Nomads Forum -> "I digress ..." -> And on a brighter note - fuel prices
Post Info TOPIC: And on a brighter note - fuel prices
bgt


Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 1309
Date:
And on a brighter note - fuel prices
Permalink  

Why do we bend over and let the fuel companies $#@# us? Here on the Gold Coast fuel jumped in minutes from $1.049 a litre to $1.549 litre in a mater of minutes.

Maybe there's a long weekend coming or am I a skeptic?

World oil prices haven't changed. Aust dollar is on the move up.

Yes I know the gov gets a percentage but ........ And don't blame this government every government is the same.

So what's the answer?

 



__________________
Whenarewethere


Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 7314
Date:
Permalink  

The government sets a flat rate, not a percentage.

Petrol: 42.3 c/L

Ethanol 42.3 c/L

Diesel 42.3 c/L

Aviation Kero 3.556 c/L

 

The government will get the lowest percentage if using petrol filling up with RON98, avoid the lowest octane fuel. Better still, fly!



__________________

Procrastination, mankind's greatest labour saving device!

50L custom fuel rack 6x20W 100/20mppt 4x26Ah gel 28L super insulated fridge TPMS 3 ARB compressors heatsink fan cooled 4L tank aftercooler Air/water OCD cleaning 4 stage car acoustic insulation.
Rob Driver


Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 1485
Date:
Permalink  

Whenarewethere wrote:

The government sets a flat rate, not a percentage.

Petrol: 42.3 c/L

Ethanol 42.3 c/L

Diesel 42.3 c/L

Aviation Kero 3.556 c/L

 

The government will get the lowest percentage if using petrol filling up with RON98, avoid the lowest octane fuel. Better still, fly!

 Then comes the GST.

An increase of 50cents gives the govt 5cents per litre.

Regards

Angie



__________________

Regards

Rob

Chairman of the Bored
Mariner30


Senior Member

Status: Offline
Posts: 251
Date:
Permalink  

$1.25 in a one horse and three pony town on the east coast of Tassie.

__________________
JayDee


Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 1769
Date:
Permalink  

I for the life of me, can not understand the business model the Petrol Companies use.

I guess it is a little like dollar-cost averaging.  

Top Price   $1.60..... Low price.....$1.10  Difference $0.50c  Dollar-cost average Sell price = $1.25.

I do not know if this equation is correct, but dollar-cost averaging works for me in the sharemarket and other areas.

 

Jay&Dee



__________________
Page 1 of 1  sorted by
 
Quick Reply

Please log in to post quick replies.
Click here for the Grey Nomads website -> The Grey Nomads Forum -> "I digress ..." -> And on a brighter note - fuel prices
Tweet this page Post to Digg Post to Del.icio.us
Purchase Grey Nomad bumper stickers Read our daily column, the Nomad News The Grey Nomad's Guidebook