Second European productprice comparison: Fuel

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Second European productprice comparison: Fuel

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After comparing stamps, we could compare fuel prices..
I know there some differences, because when I traveled to Spain last September, I spared :note-20: in a single tank 8O

:flag-pt: Unleaded 95 : 1,221
:flag-pt: Diesel : 0,995

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:flag-fi: 95E - average: 1,234€/l, lowest: 1,149, highest: 1,292
:flag-fi: Diesel - average: 0,989€/l, lowest: 0,924€/l, highest: 0,998€/l

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Image Unleaded 95: € 1,39.9
Image Diesel: € 1,04.9
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:flag-ie: Unleaded 95: € 1.052
:flag-ie: Diesel: € 1.055

Yes, Diesel is more expensive than Unleaded. This is also the case in the UK, US and Switzerland. I don't know why though...
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Probably because diesel pollutes more? The usual way of putting lower tax for diesel is just pure idiocy. I understand the professional drivers need a discount from the taxes, but it really should be done some other way than by favouring a worse type of fuel.
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Dakkus wrote:Probably because diesel pollutes more? The usual way of putting lower tax for diesel is just pure idiocy. I understand the professional drivers need a discount from the taxes, but it really should be done some other way than by favouring a worse type of fuel.
You´re not quite right when you say that diesel polutes more
I´m getting a new car this month and I compared the Co2 g/km for the same car with different motors:
1.3 diesel :arrow: 122-127
1.0 Unleaded :arrow: 127-132
1.2 Unleaded :arrow: 139-144

I´m taking the diesel :roll:
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:flag-be: Unleaded 95: 1,333
:flag-be: Unleaded 98: 1,355
:flag-be: Diesel: 1,078

These are the maximum prices. In my neighbourhood there are a lot of gas stations involved in a price battle, that keeps the price until 13 cent under the maximumprice.
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