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Subject: Re: Petrol

Author: john strange (fueled out)

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Tuesday, February 05, 05:07:59am In reply to: Terry Willcox 's message, "Re: Petrol" on Monday, February 04, 06:34:02pm Petrol today $1.28 that is about 60 pence a litre. Diesel is getting a bit expensive at $1.38 thogh. read an article on the net last year about prices in Europe and the amount of tax in petro; prices. Here it is set at a constant of about 38cents a litre. In France and Germany it is 66% of the price, Greece about 55% Spain about 50% and in U.K. 60%. happy daze john in oz [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]